Chart of the Day: Curve trouble
Mar 20, 2017 17:25 pm UTC| Commentary Economy
The real estate sectorin China is facing a threat from interest curve, which has taken a turn for the upside as the Peoples Bank of China (PBoC) shifted its monetary policy stance in response to interest rate increases...
Chart of the Day: Forbes' effect
Mar 17, 2017 16:50 pm UTC| Commentary Central Banks
British Sterling is in for its first weekly gain since February and its biggest weekly bull run since November last year, thanks to BoE member Kristine Forbes, who surprisingly voted for a hike of 25 basis points at this...
Chart of the Day: Dutch election
Mar 16, 2017 13:43 pm UTC| Commentary
Dutch electionhas been one of the most watched events in the past 24 hours. Everyone was fearing that the anti-Islamic, anti-euro, anti-immigration PVV party led by Geert Wilders could become the biggest winner in...
Mar 10, 2017 12:49 pm UTC| Commentary Economy
The US economy started surprisingin terms of economic activity since last August; hence you can see in this fantastic chart, shared by Aurelija Augulyte. However, that started waning since late December and only recently...
Chart of the Day: Tech penetration
Mar 08, 2017 17:05 pm UTC| Commentary
It is surprising that still almost 65 percent people in Japan are considered either computer illiterateor poorly literate. The OECD average of thepercentage of adults who are computer illiterate is above 25...
Chart of the Day: Nothing to cheer
Mar 07, 2017 18:29 pm UTC| Commentary Economy
Forex reserve in China rose for the first time in seven months; the reserve valuation back above $3 trillion. Since the summer of 2014, there have been only seven months, in which the reserves were higher than the...
Mar 03, 2017 17:17 pm UTC| Commentary
The Mexican peso is enjoying its best day in months as Donald Trumps secretary offers support to stabilize the exchange rate. He doesnt want a return of the tequilacrisis of 1994when capital flights caused adevaluation of...
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