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Category Archives: Global Trade
WALMART
On Thursday, Walmart’s third quarter earnings release showed an increase in US sales over the last 12 months. The release showed a 3.2% year over year rise in sales for the retailer, easing many economists’ fears that consumer spending would … Continue reading
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GLOBAL ECONOMY ENTERS INTO “SYNCHRONIZED STAGFLATION”
Research by the Brookings Institution shows that the global economy will be growing at a neutral pace in the coming years, a situation called “synchronized stagflation”. In a speech last week, Kristalina Georgieva, the Managing Director of the IMF, said … Continue reading
Posted in Economy, Global Trade, macro-economic, Macro/Sector News
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Chinese Consumers’ About-Face in Western Products
Western retailers are losing their clout in China as Chinese brands are getting stronger and gaining more attention due to geopolitical tension. Brands such as Apple, Samsung, and Nokia once had 70% market share in 2011, but they have since … Continue reading
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TRADE GAP WIDENS
In the wake of global growth slowdown, U.S-China trade war, and significant weakness in both the U.S and international manufacturing sector, the U.S economy and consumer spending remains strong. This can be seen in the widening of the trade gap … Continue reading
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Asset Managers Fear A Global Recession
A survey conducted by many of the world’s biggest asset managers showed that investors are growing increasingly frightened of a global recession. Driven by geopolitical concerns and trade tensions, the possibility of a recession next year currently stands at 52% … Continue reading
Consumer Slowdown in the US Economy
According to a private research group The Conference Board, the index of consumer confidence fell to 125.1 this month from 134.2 in August. This is the largest drop the index has seen in the last nine months. Recent tariff raises … Continue reading
Recent Rise in Precious Metals
With negative yields worrying investors, many seeking other opportunities have turned to gold and silver. Trillions of dollars of negative-yielding bonds around the world, along with deterioration in Treasury yields in the US have sparked a rise in the investment … Continue reading
Posted in Bonds, commodity, Economy, Global Trade, trade war, Treasury Yields, Uncategorized
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U.S. Consumer Confidence Brightens
U.S. consumer sentiment, published by University of Michigan survey every month, is at 100.8 – one of the highest number recorded in recent years, representative of a 6.0% year over year change. An index number of 100 represents the conditions … Continue reading
Posted in Consumer Confidence, Consumer Spending, dollar, dollar general, Fed, Federal Reserve Bank, Forecasts, GDP, Global News, Global Trade, Macro/Sector News, stock market, stocks, Uncategorized
Tagged capita, Consumer Confidence, Fed, Federal Reserve, household income, index, Interest Rates, stocks, tax, United States, US Economy
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Iran to Deal with France’s Total as International Sanctions are Lifted
One of the largest oil companies in France has agreed to purchase hundreds of thousands of barrels of Iranian Crude a day. Oil Minister, Bijan Zanganeh, has decided to allow France’s Total SA to spur the oil industry through its … Continue reading
Posted in dollar, Economy, Euro, Forecasts, France, Global News, Global Trade, Iran, macro-economic, Macro/Sector News, Oil, OPEC, Pound, Uncategorized
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Atlanta Fed Cuts Forecasts for U.S Third-Quarter GDP
The Atlanta Fed has trimmed its growth rate projections following the latest data on inventories, trade and consumer spending this week. The have listed on their website an annualized 2.4% growth rate for the U.S economy in the third quarter. … Continue reading