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PMI Data Shows Rebound Growth In U.K’s Manufacturing Unit, Beats Expectations

Brexit hit gets recovered in the manufacturing sector of the U.K. According to data, in the month of August 2016, the manufacturing sector in the U.K. performed better than it was expected. The index of UK’s “manufacturing purchasing managers” attained to the highest position on the ten months time...

Room for New Ideas and More Easing in the Economy, says BOJ.s Kuroda

While shrugging off growing market concerns that the Bank of Japan is reaching its limits after an already massive stimulus program, the bank’s Governor Haruhiko Kuroda signaled his readiness to ease monetary policy further using existing or new tools.   The BOJ head also affirmed that there...

Capgemini: Quantitative easing creates new millionaires

Fresh publication of Cap Gemini’s "World Wealth Report" showed surprising consequences of the world's central banks’ quantitative easing in 2015. Number of millionaires in the world has increased not only in the United States and China, but also in Japan, as well as in the Netherlands and Norway....

The 'Golden Age of Growth' Moves East as the Currency Markets Shrink

The Bank of International Settlements (BIS) noted a tilt away from London towards financial districts in Asia as volumes in global currency markets shrunk in the last three years.   The overall trading in foreign exchange markets averaged $5.1 trillion per day in April 2016, showed the...

Regulators Warn that Better Defense Against Rates Shocks needed by U.S. Banks

U.S. banks have been prompted to shift their balance sheets in ways that put them at risk if rates suddenly spike, regulators are warning due to years of stubbornly low interest rates and expectations they will remain low for years to come.   Long-term loans that promise higher yields than...

U.K. PMI Report Downs Brexit Fears, Shows Rebound of Factory Activity in August

Helped by a boost to exports from sterling's post-Brexit slump¸ factories recovered from the initial shock of June's vote to leave the European Union as British manufacturing staged one of its sharpest rebounds on record in August.    After tumbling to a three-year low in July after the...

Fitch Rating says Global Bond Yield Plunge Forces Investors to Miss put on $500 Billion

The plunging of global bond yields as resulted in a tight squeezing of interest income for investors. However on the other side, he various government, may issuers of these bonds, are not complaining.   On a total of roughly $38 trillion in sovereign debt that is outstanding, more than $500...

G20 Watchdog Digs Deeper into Markets and says Bank Rules Working Well

A global watchdog said on Wednesday that the benefits of rules introduced since the 2008 collapse of Lehman Brothers bank can be seen in the financial system's ability to cope with Britain's vote to leave the European Union and with doubts over growth prospects.   Rules forcing lenders to...

Economists Are Seeing Encouraging Signs In The Quarterly ‘Positive Growth’ Of Greek Economy

The economists expect “a recovery in the second half of the year” for Greek economy. The performance of Greek economy had an upward movement in the “second quarter”, while the expansion at “0.2 percent” was slower than previous estimation. The economic growth lag was caused by the “weaker consumer...

Analysts Of JP Morgan Hike Up Their ‘Target Price’ For Cisco

Cisco has plans to aim “flat sales” in the coming quarter. During the latest quarterly sales’ report, Cisco beat analysts’ expectations “even as it announced lay-offs”, while eyeing into cloud software for securing its future, whereby leading into “flat sales in the next quarter”.   During...
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