Recently, Brazilians have been hit with the news that they will be paying more for electricity in September. This is due to a decision made by the local power regulator Aneel, who has implemented an additional charge on bills. The reason for this extra cost is the drop in reservoir levels at hydroelectric plants, which
Gold has been struggling to break through the $2525 resistance level on the spot market for the past couple of weeks. Despite several attempts to rally above this price point, it seems to have hit a glass ceiling that it cannot seem to break through. The increasing frequency of rallies and decreasing pullbacks indicate significant
Chinese President Xi Jinping recently emphasized the importance of finding “a right way” for the United States and China to get along. Despite the growing tensions between the two countries in various sectors, Xi reiterated China’s commitment to a stable and healthy relationship with the U.S. during a meeting with U.S. national security advisor Jake
In August, overall inflation took a step back, but services inflation stood out with an annual rate of 4.2%. This increase from the previous month’s 4.0% has raised concerns, especially due to a possible “Olympic effect” in France. The Paris Games may have led to a temporary boost in services costs, adding a new and
Recent data from an official factory survey in China has revealed that manufacturing has slowed to a six-month low in August. The official Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI) declined to 49.1, below the 50-mark that separates growth from contraction. This marks the fourth consecutive month of decline, highlighting a concerning trend for the world’s second-largest economy.
The recent rise in Wall Street stocks and the second consecutive all-time high for the Dow are largely attributed to fresh U.S. economic data that has raised expectations for Federal Reserve rate cuts. The anticipation of a modest rate cut in September has been bolstered by solid growth in U.S. consumer spending for the month
Gold has maintained a strong position, hovering near an all-time high as of Friday. The anticipation of the release of US PCE data later in the day is keeping traders on edge, awaiting fresh signals for market direction. The precious metal is currently fueled by robust demand, stemming from its safe-haven status, significant purchases by
Warren Buffett, widely known as the “Oracle of Omaha,” recently celebrated his 94th birthday with Berkshire Hathaway reaching new milestones. The conglomerate became the first non-technology company to surpass a $1 trillion market capitalization, while its Class A shares surged past $700,000 each for the first time in history. As friend and fellow investor, Howard
In the early Asian session on Friday, EUR/USD was trading stronger near 1.1080 despite the release of positive US GDP data. The US Gross Domestic Product (GDP) growth rate for the second quarter (Q2) rose at an annual rate of 3.0%, surpassing expectations. The report indicated that the US economy could avoid a recession, reducing
China recently initiated an anti-subsidy probe into imported dairy products from the European Union, causing tensions to rise between the two entities. The probe, announced by China’s commerce ministry, focuses on various types of cheeses, milks, and creams intended for human consumption. Prompted by a complaint from the Dairy Association of China and the China
The euro has recently pulled back from its previous highs, encountering strong resistance at the 1.1200 level. After two unsuccessful attempts to break through, the price has corrected to around 1.1100. Currently, the pair is trading within a range of 1.1200-1.1090, with the potential for different scenarios to unfold in the upcoming trading sessions. If
The NZD/USD pair has been gaining momentum, reaching as high as 0.6280 in the early Asian session, marking its highest level since January 4. This uptick in the New Zealand Dollar (NZD) can be attributed to the recent surge in New Zealand’s Business confidence. According to the ANZ Business Outlook Survey, business confidence in New
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