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Silver price (XAG/USD) faces selling pressure near $27.90 during the early European trading hours. The renewed US Dollar (USD) demand weighs on the USD-denominated Silver price. Traders are closely watching the highly-anticipated US Nonfarm Payrolls (NFP) report on Friday, which could have an impact on the white metal price. China’s service activity growth slowed in
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Following a significant drop in Nvidia’s share price in the U.S., Asian semiconductor stocks experienced a decline on Wednesday morning. This downward trend was influenced by Nvidia’s over 9% plunge in regular trading, which triggered a sell-off in semiconductor stocks across Wall Street. The economic data released on Tuesday also contributed to the jittery sentiment
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The housing market in New Zealand has been experiencing fluctuating trends, with predictions of a 6% rise in house prices next year. This forecast comes after a recent decline in prices, which saw home values drop nationally from NZ$800,000 to NZ$753,000 earlier this year. Despite this decline, prices are still relatively high, sitting just 19%
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Recent data from the Ministry of Finance in Japan indicates a 7.4% year-on-year increase in corporate spending on plant and equipment during the second quarter. These numbers have sparked hope for a domestic-led recovery in economic growth in the country. It is clear that businesses are investing in their future, which could have a positive
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The correlation between the party affiliations of U.S. presidents and economic growth has long been a subject of research and discussion. Over the years, studies have indicated a pattern where the economy tends to grow at a faster rate under Democratic presidents compared to Republican presidents. However, it is essential to note that correlation does
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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
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