Tag - growth

In July, euro zone business surge speeded down more than anticipated because worries over a trade conflict with America as well as a weaker global expansion affected market sentiment, as a poll uncovered on Tuesday…

In June, American home sales suddenly headed south, reporting their third monthly dive in a row because an everlasting shortage of properties on the market spurred house prices to another maximum, probably sidelining some potential purchasers…

In the second quarter, the German economy managed to regain some of its lost momentum, underpinned by manufacturing, private consumption as well as reviving exports…

In June, American industrial output ascended, underpinned by a steep rebound in manufacturing as well as further revenues in mining output…

UK employees’ pay surge has speeded down to its weakest value for six months notwithstanding record employment, thus contributing to the BoE’s conundrum because Britain’s major financial institution considers whether to have interest rates lifted for…

In June, American retail sales tacked on solidly because households spurred purchases of cars as well as an array of other products, thus strengthening hopes for robust economic surge in the second quarter…

On Monday, the evergreen buck slumped versus a currency basket, having reported its greatest weekly revenue for a month the previous week because market participants shifted their attention to American retail sales outcomes for June later in the trading…

In June, American import prices came up with their most impressive tumble for more than two years…

On Tuesday, European stocks soared, demonstrating a sixth straight winning marathon because market participants put aside trade war worries and looked ahead to what’s anticipated be an upbeat earnings season…

In May, the British economy managed to accelerate having speeded down in the beginning of this year, as follows from official data…

On Thursday, British equities managed to jump after the close…

The previous week American private payrolls tacked on less than anticipated…