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Global Market: Eurozone manufacturing growth hits four-year high in AugustEurozone manufacturing activity expanded at its fastest pace in more than four years in August, with the PMI rising to 52.7 as new orders a...- Bullion braces for fresh swings as US jobs data, Iran tensions take centre stage: AnalystsSeptember promises volatility in the commodity markets, especially after the notable decline in gold prices. Traders are set to keep a clos...
- Sabse bada rupaiya: India prints 3x more notes than the US, 6x more than EuropeIndia's rupee banknotes in circulation significantly outnumber US dollar and Euro notes. The Reserve Bank of India reports 176 billion rupe...
- Factories faced weaker demand, higher costs in July as Iran war grinds onIn July, China's manufacturing activity experienced a decline attributed to dwindling demand alongside escalating costs. Meanwhile, the Eur...
- Gold, silver face fresh test as US dollar, Iran crisis to shape week ahead: AnalystsGold and silver are facing downward pressure as investors digest escalating US-Iran tensions, crude oil price shifts, and crucial economic ...
- EU forecasts German economy in recession in 2023The growth forecast for the 27-nation EU as a whole was also cut for 2023 to 0.8 percent, from an earlier prediction of around one percent....
- China services activity weakens, eurozone economy barely expands triggering stagflation concernsWhile weakness in China and Eurozone economies fed policymakers with worries about stagflation taking hold, South Africa’s economy grew by ...
- Gold outlook remains weak for the coming week; resistance seen at $1950-1980 regionGold closed the week with a nearly 2% loss as investors were concerned about the UK's elevated inflation, which is likely to prompt a more ...
- Eurozone economy suffers 'unprecedented' collapse: SurveyThe company's purchasing managers index (PMI) dived to a record low of 13.5 in April, from the previous all-time low of 29.7 in March, conf...
- Eurozone lending falls for 8th consecutive month in DecemberLoans to the private sector fell 0.7% from the same month a year ago, ECB data showed, in line with the mid-range forecast in a poll.
- Singapore grows 1.6 per cent in January-March quarterSingapore's economy grew by 1.6 per cent on a year-on-year basis in the first quarter of 2012, compared to 3.6 per cent in the preceding qu...
- Growth indicator shows eurozone regaining steamPrivate sector manufacturing regained steam in the eurozone in November after three months of decline but the recovery was uneven across th...
- Euro climbs above 1.32 dollars, yen scores 2010 peakThe European single currency topped 1.32 dollars on Tuesday and the yen hit a new 2010 peak amid stubborn concerns over the US economic out...
- Renminbi appreciation won't benefit India: Lewis WanIn an exclusive interview with ET Now, Lewis Wan, Chief Investment Officer, The Pride Group, talks about prospects of Indian and Chinese eq...
- Eurozone industrial production up 0.8 per cent in April: EUEurozone industrial production grew by 0.8 per cent in April from the March level, the European Union said on Monday, highlighting a 9.5-pe...
- Eurozone growth slows in 'worrying' developmentGrowth across the eurozone slowed in May in a "worrying" sign that Europe's sovereign debt crisis could be weighing on broader economic act...
- Economic gloom lifting in Europe, surveys showThe economic gloom which descended on Europe over the last 12 months is slowly continuing to lift, with key surveys released Friday showing...
- Eurozone manufacturing hits 11-month peak: SurveyManufacturing activity in the 16 countries using the euro rose to the highest level for 11 months in July, a survey showed on Monday in a s...
- Eurozone industrial output slumps in SeptemberFactories and refineries in the 15 nations that use the euro cut output in September in the face of slowing economic activity, according to...
- Dollar slightly firmer against euro after US dataThe dollar was slightly firmer against the euro after better-than-expected US economic data provided some support for the unit as the marke...
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