No change of the indicator value may reduce the volatility of the related markets.
No change of the indicator value may reduce the volatility of the related markets.
On Tuesday, Microsoft will release a report with the lowest quarterly revenue growth in the last 5 years. Some analysts' expectations are associated with doubts about whether the corporation will be able to fulfill its forecast against the background of declining PC market growth.
The yen continues to weaken regardless of the measures taken by the Bank of Japan to strengthen the national currency's defense.
The European Central Bank (ECB) officials are meeting on Thursday, October 27. The regulator is expected to continue its interest rate hikes. These forecasts are made based on the higher inflation in the Eurozone.
As stated by Christopher Kent, Assistant Governor at the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA), imported inflation isn’t yet seen as a concern, because although the national currency has fallen lately, this fall at the moment is considered to be quite insignificant.
The Chinese yuan is under pressure from current monetary policy, and the country's stocks have fallen to their lowest level since the height of the global financial crisis in 2008, serving as a sharp rebuke to President Xi Jinping.
Goldman Sachs reported Thursday that the Cabinet of Joe Biden intends to continue to release Strategic Petroleum Reserve (SPR) to the extent necessary.
According to data from China, oil prices are falling. Information indicates that demand from the world's largest oil importer remained weak in September.
In 2011, the American company Walmart Inc made a bet on the African market, acquiring a majority stake in South African retailer Massmart. A lot of investors saw this deal as a step towards dominating the vast untapped market.
In a nationwide poll conducted over Saturday and Sunday, the Mainichi newspaper found that 55% of those surveyed believe the Bank of Japan should reconsider its policy, 22% that it should not, and 22% that they do not know.
On Saturday, it was announced that the partnership in the field of broadcasting between the Walt Disney Company and Formula One, owned by Liberty Media, will continue; races on the ESPN cable sports television channel will remain in the United States until 2025.