Quick Look: Cacao bean prices in New York and London witnessed significant
Quick Look: Germany, Europe’s economic powerhouse, faced unique challenges last year, including a loss of Russian gas and spiked energy costs. Despite challenges, certain sectors, like auto production, showed resilience with significant growth. The
Quick Look: Strong Technical Support: EUR/USD above key levels; 14-day EMA at 1.0752. Bullish Breakout Potential: Resistance near 1.0800; exceeding it could reach 1.0885. Important Economic Data: Upcoming CPI could weaken the USD, boosting the Euro. The Euro experienced
Quick Look: AUD/USD resistance at 0.65, support at 0.64, with fluctuations influenced by economic indicators and Federal Reserve policies. Traders remain cautious, eyeing upcoming US economic data releases; sentiment leans towards modest gains with potential slow declines. Focus on
Quick Look: The NZD/USD current rate is 0.6000 amid bearish trends, weakening domestic indicators, and strong US data. Reserve Bank of New Zealand hints at a possible rate cut 2024 due to declining inflation expectations. Technical analysis shows NZD/USD
Quick Look: CAD/USD saw swings from 1.3721 to 1.3761, closing lower at 1.3728, influenced by US economic data and oil price changes. WTI crude oil rose to $77.44, boosting the CAD, while gold’s climb to $2311.03 signalled increased market
Quick Look: USD/CHF stabilises with key support and resistance levels noted; potential for a bullish trend on breaking 0.9243. US Fed is likely to maintain rates; Swiss National Bank cut rates, with more cuts expected. The US shows mixed
Quick Look: Akash Network’s price rose from $4 to a peak of $7 following its listing on Upbit. From $1 billion to $1.45 billion, with a trading volume boost of 1560%. Akash Network will host a decentralised AI summit
Quick Look: South Korea’s shadow banking has grown to S$85.8 trillion, with a high delinquency rate of 6.55%. Soaring debts in real estate, highlighted by Taeyoung’s restructuring and a US$66 billion government intervention. Significant funds enrich the tech sector
Quick Look: Binance agreed to a $4.3 billion settlement for charges concerning its inadequate anti-money laundering practices. Key figures detained in Nigeria, facing charges including tax evasion. Legal outcomes could significantly impact cryptocurrency regulations worldwide. Key figures associated with
Quick Look: Germany, Europe’s economic powerhouse, faced unique challenges last year, including a loss of Russian gas and spiked energy costs. Despite challenges, certain sectors, like auto production, showed resilience with significant growth. The labour market reflects gender disparity; reforms aim for full-time work and digital infrastructure to boost
Quick Look: IMF revises the 2024 global growth forecast by 0.1%, maintaining a stable outlook amidst global challenges. Advanced economies like the US and the Eurozone show positive indicators, surpassing pre-COVID levels. Geopolitical tensions, inflation risks, and differing central bank approaches threaten forecasted growth despite potential economic drivers.
Quick Look: Global Growth Projections: IMF predicts growth of 3% in 2023 and 2.9% in 2024. Geopolitical Tensions: Ongoing conflict in the Middle East escalates oil prices. Inflation Concerns: High inflation rates prompt fears of continued tight monetary policy. Energy Sector Outlook: Predictions of oil prices reaching $100
Quick Look: Thailand and Singapore emphasize digital and green economies, deep tech, and smart cities. The economic outlook for Thailand in 2024 projects growth of 2.8%-3.3%, with calls for governmental action to stimulate the economy. Ongoing EU-Thailand trade talks seek to balance economic growth with democratic principles. The
Quick Look: Russia’s seaborne crude oil exports surged to nearly 3.5 million barrels/day, diversifying energy markets amidst sanctions. Despite Western sanctions freezing $300 billion, Russia’s reserves reached $599 billion in 2023, ensuring economic stability. Russia’s economy stays resilient despite sanctions, aided by fiscal stimulus during COVID-19, supporting growth
Quick Look Japan and the UK entered technical recessions with negative GDP growth for two consecutive quarters. Germany’s economy also reports consecutive quarterly declines in GDP. China’s economic slowdown, particularly in its property sectors,