Quick Look: Germany, Europe’s economic powerhouse, faced unique challenges last year, including a loss of Russian
Quick Look: Indonesia’s Q1 GDP grew 5.11% year-on-year, surpassing forecasts. Key drivers are government spending
Quick Look: UK inflation hits a 13-month low at 2.4%, unexpectedly driven down by lower airfares. Bank of England may de
Quick Look: South Korea’s shadow banking has grown to S$85.8 trillion, with a high delinquency rate of 6.55%. Soar
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: USD/CAD’s recent drop to 1.3640 was influenced by a weaker US dollar and PPI data exceeding expectations. The Bank of Canada’s aggressive monetary policy includes a potential 100 basis point cut in 2025. Wildfires near Canadian oil
Quick Look: USD faces losses against CHF, influenced by lower US yields and dismissive response to PPI data. Switzerland’s economic indicators show mixed results; slight improvement in Producer and Import Prices. US CPI report and Swiss Industrial Production data
Quick Look: AMC’s share price rose to $8.97 from $5.19, driven by a 657% increase in trading volume. Analysts express mixed opinions with Citigroup maintaining a sell rating and a target price increase of $3.20. Earnings Outperformance: Recent earnings
Quick Look: USD/JPY trading above 156.00, indicating sustained bullish momentum. Key support at 155 yen, resistance up to 160 yen. Experts recommend buying on dips, reflecting positive sentiment. The USD/JPY currency pair continues to showcase its robustness in the
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;
Quick Look: Indonesia’s Q1 GDP grew 5.11% year-on-year, surpassing forecasts. Key drivers are government spending (20%), household spending (4.91%), and investment (3.79%). Experts predict varied growth rates, from 4.5% to 5.2%. Public spending grew 20%, and household consumption accounted
Quick Look: Bank Of Japan decision led USD/JPY to hit a 34-year high; the FY 2024 growth forecast was revised to 0.8%. April’s 1.8% increase fell short of expectations, impacting inflation outlook and policy. Despite slow Q1 GDP growth,
Quick Look: UK inflation hits a 13-month low at 2.4%, unexpectedly driven down by lower airfares. Bank of England may delay rate hikes, with shifting odds now favouring a rise by August. Economic signs mixed, with factory costs up
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: 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
Quick Look: Indonesia’s Q1 GDP grew 5.11% year-on-year, surpassing forecasts. Key drivers are government spending (20%), household spending (4.91%), and investment (3.79%). Experts predict varied growth rates, from 4.5% to 5.2%. Public spending grew 20%, and household consumption accounted for 54.93% of GDP. Challenges include high interest rates,
Quick Look: UK inflation hits a 13-month low at 2.4%, unexpectedly driven down by lower airfares. Bank of England may delay rate hikes, with shifting odds now favouring a rise by August. Economic signs mixed, with factory costs up but pound strength and job market stability noted. In
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 with major semiconductor projects led by SK Hynix and
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,