UK GDP to remain unrevised while euro zone major sectors'
This week, few fundamentals are released from the euro zone and UK amid the status of slowdown global economies are witnessing in their recovery journey.
4 News Reports You Can Trade This Week
So, what are these news reports exactly? Let's take a look...
History and Future of US and China GDP
This is an update of a historical comparison of the GDP of China and USA that was done in 2008.
US 2Q GDP Rises 2.4% After 3.7% Increase In 1Q
The U.S. economy slowed in the second quarter of this year and the government said the recession was deeper than earlier believed, adding to concerns over the recovery's strength.
C$ slightly weaker ahead of Q2 GDP
Canada's currency was mildly weaker against the U.S. dollar, while bond prices held firm, ahead of second-quarter economic growth figures on Tuesday.
Weekly currency outlook from brokers
In the week ahead, all eyes remain on US as releasing of US durable goods orders and annualized 2Q GDP numbers are crucial indicators for the future US economic growth outlook, which will determine the fed action for the struggling economy.
Analysis: Japan loses title of second largest economy
Over the last quarter, Japan’s GDP grew by only 0.1%, down from 1.1% in the previous quarter.
Money Flows to Emerging Markets
We often say that the global growth story is perhaps the planet’s most potent economic driver, and this opportunity is not lost on investors.The Financial Times recently published an interactive map showing the growth of net private capital inf
China already the #1 Catalyst of Global Economic Growth
The BRIC nations and especially the number one China are playing a role. Based on the relatively higher growth of GDP in those countries and their strong financial positions we can expect a further increase in importance of these countries in gl
Choppy markets have investors seeking signs of stability
All eyes are on volatility this week as investors ponder whether its recent resurgence will be a temporary blip or a long-term nuisance.
Pound Tumbles As IP Misses
UK Industrial and Manufacturing Production both missed their mark printing at -0.5% vs. 0.3% and 0.3% vs. 0.5% respectively. The wider Industrial production measure posted a surprise decline in June due to maintenance in the oil fields, but UK’s
Dollar index holds the key
efying weakness in global equity markets, Indian indices ended last week higher on relentless purchases by foreign funds that have been big buyers of Indian stocks this year. Better-than-expected corporate earnings helped the Nifty and the Sensex


