Investors are growing worried about Bitcoin and tech stocks on Wall Street as the biggest risks of market bubbles right now, according to a recent report by Deutsche Bank picked up by CNBC on Tuesday. A survey by Deutsche Bank showed that the majority of investors, 89% of 627 participants, …
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Gold Rebounds as Central Bank Buying Strengthens Long-Term Support
Gold prices recovered on Tuesday after an early decline, with the precious metal regaining momentum …
AI Chip Rally Returns as Oil Prices Retreat: Can the Technology Boom Keep Driving Global Markets?
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Japanese Yen Slides Toward 40-Year Lows as Markets Doubt Immediate Government Action
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June ISM Services PMI Points to Cooling Business Activity in the US
The US services sector continued to expand in June, although growth eased slightly from the previous…
Dollar’s Cautious Climb Signals Bigger Moves Ahead as Fed Decision Looms
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Oil Prices Rise as Weak US Jobs Data and Middle East Tensions Boost Market Sentiment
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Euro Struggles to Build Momentum as Markets Reassess Fed and ECB Rate Outlook
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Market Analysis
January, 2021
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19 January 2021 11:51 pm
EU Wants to Reduce Dependence on USD
The European Commission, the executive body of the European Union (EU) seeks to increase the international role of the Euro (EUR), building more independence away from the dominance of the U.S. Dollar (USD), Reuters reported. “With the withdrawal of the UK from the EU, there is a strong need and …
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19 January 2021 9:57 pm
Yellen Voices Support for Biden’s Rescue Plan
Former Chair of the United States Federal Reserve and President-elect Joe Biden’s nominee for Secretary of the Treasury, Janet Yellen, said on Tuesday that the benefits of the new rescue package, which will increase government stimulus spending by $1.9 trillion, are bigger than its costs. Speaking to the U.S. Senate …
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19 January 2021 9:22 pm
Why the Fed is Set to Maintain its Easing Policies During 2021?
The United States Federal Reserve is planning to maintain its easing policies for the foreseeable future, despite expectations that the new administration, led by the Democratic President-elect Joe Biden, will roll out new massive economic stimulus to help the American economy cope with the complications of the Coronavirus pandemic. Last …
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19 January 2021 9:04 pm
European Stocks Close Lower Ahead of Biden’s Inauguration
European stocks closed lower on Tuesday, amid anticipation for the developments of the Coronavirus pandemic across the content and for the new administration in the United States taking over tomorrow with the inauguration of President-elect Joe Biden. The pan-continental STOXX Europe 600 index finished lower by 0.2%, with the basic …
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19 January 2021 7:37 pm
Canada’s Manufacturing Sales Down for Fourth Month in Row
Manufacturing sales in Canada declined during November for the fourth month in a row, falling by 0.6%, according to data by Statistics Canada released on Tuesday. Manufacturing sales registered CAD 53.7 billion in November.
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19 January 2021 7:36 pm
Canadian Wholesale Sales at Record High
Wholesale sales in Canada increased during November 2020 for the seventh consecutive month to reach a new record high, data by Statistics Canada showed on Tuesday. Wholesale sales rose by 0.7% to hit a new all-time high of CAD 67.4 billion. In volume, wholesale sales went up by 0.9% in …
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19 January 2021 6:35 pm
Goldman Sachs Profits Jump by 153% Thanks to Acquisition And Trading Activities
Goldman Sachs Group announced a 153% increase in fourth-quarter profit today, Tuesday, driven by the strong performance of its core bond trading and underwriting activities, and an increase in mergers and acquisitions activities. The bank’s net profit attributable to ordinary shareholders rose to $ 4.36 billion in the quarter ended …
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19 January 2021 5:15 pm
German ZEW Economic Sentiment Index Beats Estimates
The German ZEW headline numbers for January showed that the Economic Sentiment Index improved to 61.8 versus 60.0 expected and 55.0 prevoius. While the sub-index Current Conditions figure arrived at -66.4 in Jan versus -68.5 expected and -66.5 seen previously. Meanwhile, the Eurozone ZEW Economic Sentiment for Jan unexpectedly rose …
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19 January 2021 4:44 pm
BofA: Quarterly Profit Exceeds Expectations But Revenues Falling
Bank of America reported a profit of 59 cents, compared to expectations of 55 cents, according to Refinitiv estimates. Quarterly revenues decreased by 10% to $ 20.2 billion compared to the same quarter of the previous year, which fell below expectations of $ 500 million. The following are the bank’s …
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19 January 2021 3:38 pm
Russia: Second Vaccine is 100% Effective
Russia has found that its second COVID-19 vaccine developed by the Vector Institute, is 100% effective. The Tass news agency reports that the perfect results are based on clinical trials.
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19 January 2021 3:05 pm
EU Commission: National Plans to Spend Covid Recovery Funds Lack Detail, Need to be Improved
The European Commission has warned some preliminary national plans to spend the covid recovery money lack detail and need to be improved, Reuters reports, citing sources with knowledge of the matter. “EU commission has said the net paying countries would reject plans if not accompanied by reforms.”
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19 January 2021 2:36 pm
Egypt’s Trade Deficit Shrank by 17% in 2020
The Egyptian Ministry of Trade and Industry said that the trade balance deficit decreased by about 17% year-on-year in 2020 to $ 38.291 billion. The ministry added in a press statement that non-oil exports decreased by 1% to 25.295 billion dollars in 2020, while imports fell 12% to 63.587 billion …
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