Third Quarter GDP Revised Higher but Pockets of Weakness Persist
Real gross domestic product rose at a revised 2.9 percent annualized rate in the third quarter versus a 0.6 percent rate of
Real gross domestic product rose at a revised 2.9 percent annualized rate in the third quarter versus a 0.6 percent rate of
Chinese stocks sure look risky at present as protests against the zero Covid policy spread across the authoritarian state. Still, Dan Kemp –
According to sources familiar with Treasury’s plans, the United Kingdom government is expected to relax it’s ring-fencing of banks as part of
The late, great Julian Simon spent decades battling intellectually against biologists and zoologists who were convinced that human population growth, if governments
U.S consumer will continue to spend on services even if the economy slides into a mild recession in 2023, says Jenny Harrington
For the first in almost one and half years, Euro-zone inflation has declined, giving the European Central Bank (ECB) some hope in
The boundaries between physical and digital spheres are collapsing. The digital sharing of personal information is now embedded into the economic and
Reprinted from the James G. Martin Center for Academic Renewal Jumping to conclusions is sometimes a big mistake. I recently became puzzled and
Rolls-Royce (LON: RR) share price made a strong recovery in October and November as demand for the stock rose. The shares climbed
In the last month, the yellow metal has galloped 7.2% higher, despite a closing low of $1,630.90 in early November, following the
When the COVID-19 pandemic hit the world, governments and central banks responded with a single voice. They eased fiscal and monetary policies
Goldman Sachs Group Inc. is transferring part of its euro options trading platform from London to Milan, the latest example of shifting
On Tuesday, European natural gas prices jumped around 7.1% as the cold weather is predicted to deplete gas stockpiles and disruptions at
The CAC 40 index had a strong recovery in November as global stocks jumped. It rose to €6,733, which was about 19%
It was a wild year for UK investors. Besides double-digit inflation and labor shortages, politics moved financial markets too. Take the mini-budget’s announcement,
Earlier this month, the Washington D.C.-based Silver Institute published a study which found that physical demand for silver is expected to rise