August 2, 2021

Factory Activity in Asia Is Being Hampered by Growing Expenses, and Delta Variant

In July, Asia's manufacturers encountered a snag as rising input costs and a new wave of coronavirus infections obscured steady global demand, exposing the region's shaky recovery. Manufacturing activity increased in

by tony

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July 31, 2021

China's Central Bank: We Will Continue to Exert Pressure on The Crypto Market

After escalating its crackdown on cryptocurrency trading and speculation earlier this year, China's central bank vowed to keep significant regulatory pressure on the sector. The People's Bank of China will also

by tony

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July 31, 2021

Fed's Brainard: The Economy Hasn't Met Goals for Decreasing Bond Purchases

Summary of Brainard's Comments: There are downside hazards related to the delta variant. The adverse risks of increased COVID case counts are more apparent now than they were at the last

by tony

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July 30, 2021

EU Banking Watchdog: After The Most Difficult Scenario In The Test, The Banks Had A Capital Ratio Of A Little Over 10%

European union banks moved closer to being able to pay dividends again after an overall strong performance in stress tests by the region's banking watchdog, published on Friday. The tests revealed

by rohan

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July 30, 2021

Feds James Bullard See's 2nd Half Of 2021 US Growth Being Stronger Than 1st.

James Bullard, the president and CEO of the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis spoke today at the Economics and financial centre on the US economy and monetary policy. Below

by Nick M

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July 30, 2021

According To A Survey, OPEC Oil Output Increased By 610,000 Barrels Per Day In July, To 26.72 Million Barrels Per Day, The Highest Level Since April 2020

OPEC oil output rose in July to its highest since April 2020, a major newswire survey found, as the group further eased production curbs under a pact with its allies

by rohan

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