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Infrastructure Spending in China more than Combined Sp3dning of U.S. and Europe

A new and latest study by the McKinsey Global Institute finds that since the financial crisis of 2008-09, investments in the infrastructure sector globally, including the U.S., despite a crying need for better infrastructure form business and citizens alike.   Amidst this environment of...

Brexit Will Be An Harbinger Of An ‘Emergency Budget’, Warns Osborne

U.K voting in favour of Brexit will cause economic instability, which would appear in various ways, while an emergency budget of post Brexit has been proposed by Osborne. Chancellor George Osborne has categorically warned that if the Britain votes in favour of Brexit then an “emergency budget” will...

60 thousand people are laid off in Angola thanks to oil prices

The fall in oil prices has led to the fact that almost 60 thousand people have lost their jobs in Angola. This situation has been observed in the last 12 months. Positions in the field of civil engineering and the oil sector are the most vulnerable now. Head of the Angolan Industrial Association...

The Fear Of Brexit Shakes The Global Economy Markets

A fateful turn of Brexit can cause European recession, fears analysts. The financial markets across the globe demonstrated the fear of Britain quitting the European Nation, which pushed “Asian and European shares” further down, while pound hit “an eight-week low” ground.   The reduced job...

Central Banks and Brexit will Whipsaw Currencies, says Pimco

The Pacific Investment Management Co claims that currencies and other assets are set to be whipsawed by a Federal Reserve meeting and a referendum on the future of one of the world’s largest economies.    “We need to be respectful of the technical uncertainty associated with central-bank...

How actions of the Chinese authorities are restraining the capital outflow

The outflow of capital from China slowed in May, despite the weakening renminbi, reports the Washington-based Institute of International Finance. After two months of growth, China's reserves in May again fell by $ 28 billion to $ 3.19 trillion - and this is the lowest level since December 2011....

Cautious Customers Force The Shop Prices To Remain Low

The analysts study the prices hovering within the deflation zone. The deflation related to shop price went up to “1.8%” in the month of May 2016, while in the previous month of April 2016, the same had fallen to “1.7%”, reported the “BRC-Nielsen shop price index”.   On the other hand,...

Why Saudi Aramco's IPO will result in a problem for the oil market

Saudi Aramco state oil company's IPO can turn into extremely unpleasant consequences for the oil industry in the long term. Bernstein research firm said that Saudi Aramco’s IPO, which is said to occur in 2018 and will be one of the most ambitious in the history of the markets, may negatively affect...

First Signs of Global Growth Stabilization Provided by OECD Lead Indicator

Leading indicators released Wednesday by the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development show that amid other signs that the global economy will avoid a significant slowdown in 2016, economic growth is set to steady in the U.S. over coming months.   A continued slowdown in the U.K....

Odds Are Reducing In Favour Of Brexit

Votes in favour of Brexit witness the “sharpest drop in odds”. Paddy power is a Irish bookmaker whose chances of voting in favour of Brexit from the “European Union in the referendum on the 23rd of June” has increased even more. During the end of last month there was the “sharpest drop in odds on...
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