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The fall of prices in New Zealand is the strongest from the 1990s
In New Zealand, the October price index faced the most serious fall in 30 years. The sales volume was very low. Many expected that housing prices would fall more than economists supposed.
15 November 2022
UK unemployment rate rises to 3.6%, the number of job vacancies reduces again
In the three months through September, the number of unemployed in Great Britain rose to 3.6 percent.
15 November 2022
Stock from drilled oil production wells in the U.S. rose for the first time in more than 2 years
The number of uncompleted oil and gas wells (DUC) increased by 8 to 4,408 in October this year compared with the previous month, the U.S. Energy Information Administration said Monday.
15 November 2022
Dollar growth bets have fallen to their minimum for the year
Reuters calculations and information from the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission show that speculators' net long positions
15 November 2022
Major U.S. LNG terminal may not resume by year-end
The Freeport LNG plant has told customers that it will likely cancel deliveries scheduled for November and December because repairs and regulatory approvals have not yet been completed.
15 November 2022
ECB to continue rising rates beyond 2%
The European Central Bank (ECB) is likely to continue raising interest rates beyond 2%.
15 November 2022
EU leader says Europe should avoid over-reliance on China
On Tuesday, European Council President Charles Michel expressed concern about Europe's potential over-reliance on China. He stressed that a balance must be struck in such relations, especially in the area of innovative technologies.
15 November 2022
China increases market liquidity to help stop the bond slump
China used liquidity instruments with different repayment periods to maintain an acceptable level of funds in its monetary system. It helped to save the government bonds from the biggest sale for six years.
15 November 2022
Canadian dollar weakens in anticipation of inflation data release
On Monday, there was a weakening of the Canadian dollar against the U.S. dollar. The decline was caused by falling oil prices and the American dollar strengthening against a basket of major currencies, but it was partially limited by the upcoming release of key domestic inflation data.
15 November 2022
OPEC reduces its expectations for oil demand growth due to increasing global economic problems
Considering current global economic challenges, primarily high inflation levels and interest rates hikes, OPEC again reduced its forecasts for global oil demand growth for this year.
15 November 2022
