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Euro reaches record high thanks to the North Korean missile

Euro/dollar exchange rate has risen to the highest level in more than two and a half years. Breaking psychologically important mark at 1.20 in the morning on Tuesday, August 29, it took just one and a half hour on the global Forex currency market to climb right up to the mark of 1.2070. After that,...

Despite The Rising Euro, Investors Scoop Up European Equities

Investing in European companies isn't far-fetched even as the landscape in Europe is changing, analysts say. Primarily due to geopolitical concerns posing risks to businesses in Europe as their products become more expensive abroad, there has been a more than 14 percent since the start of...

Brexit Hasn't Even Kicked In Yet And Bank Jobs Are Bleeding Out Of London

Once the U.K. leaves the European Union, the City of London is unlikely to change substantially despite fears of irrevocable damage. Given that it's likely to lose its EU passporting rights – meaning that it will need extra licenses to serve EU-based customers, the financial services...

As Hurricane Harvey Hits U.S. Petroleum Industry, Oil Markets Roiled

Despite the fact that numerous refineries and some crude production were knocked off by the Hurricane Harvey and wreaked havoc along the U.S. Gulf coast over the weekend, oil markets were roiled on Monday. As massive floods caused by the storm forced refineries across the U.S. Gulf Coast...

Possible Approval For Pension Reform & Easing Consumer Price Could Lead To ‘Lower Policy Rates’ In Brazil

Economists look at the performance of various sectors in Brazil while several noted an increment, although the “price pressure” could be a harbinger for drop in interest rates. The Brazilian finance authorities now have got space to introduce “lower policy rates” given the easing consumer prices in...

Researchers Say Even When Debt Is High, Fiscal Stimulus In Downturns Is Safe

Researchers told an influential group of central bankers in Jackson, Wyoming, on Saturday that even if the debt of a country is already quite large, government spending in a recession can boost a country’s economy without permanently bloating its public debt. “Expansionary fiscal policies...

Gems Among Unloved Small-Caps Sought By Investors in the U.S.

Small cap investors may be left scrambling for quality names and more resilient sectors as U.S. small-cap stocks may face more selling pressure because they are highly sensitive to the fate of President Donald Trump’s policy ambitions. Due to rising doubts that Trump can deliver on...

Future Of Post-Brexit Trade Proposals Have Hit The Lowest Success Probability

With “little effort” from the U.K’s side, the trade related talks have taken back seat for the follow up discussions. A research of Oxford Economics briefed that following the “recent events” the “likelihood” of the European Union and the United Kingdom coming to “a mutual agreement” post Brexit...

A new benchmark appears on the electricity market

Futures based on the common electricity market of Germany and Austria has been dominating the electricity trade and fixed wholesale electricity prices throughout Europe for 15 years. Since the single price area will cease to exist in the next year, its replacement is about to come, writes...

Funding In Chinese Yuan May Be Sought By Saudis

Possibilities of closer financial ties between Saudi Arabia and China were raised after media reported that the former is willing to consider funding itself partly in Chinese yuan. In order to cover a big budget deficit caused by low oil prices, the Saudi government has started borrowing...