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2018 in review: Britain vs. EU
2018 in review: Britain vs. EU.

This year there were substantive negotiations between the EU and Britain. Sentiments have spoiled the loud resigns in the U.K. government of those who disagreed with the position of PM Theresa May. FxPro analyst said that all this raised the.

Important upcoming events and publications
Important upcoming events and publications.

Important upcoming events and publications for December, 28 (GMT): 13:00 Germany Consumer Price Index is able to spur volatility in EUR. Before publishing the data on the whole country during the day, there will be individual statistics for lands that.

2018 in review: Trump vs. World trade
2018 in review: Trump vs. World trade.

Trade disputes became the main theme of the year. Initially the White House introduced import tariffs on aluminum. Later, sanctions against Russian UC Rusal became an additional advantage for U.S. aluminum producers. With the help of negotiations and concessions, the.

2018 in review: Fed vs. markets
2018 in review: Fed vs. markets.

The first blow was made from the US data: increasing salary growth caused tightening in the Fed’s tone. It became clear that FOMC is set to deliver 4 rate increases in 2018. Overvalued by many standards, American markets began to.

2018: Year of disconnect
2018: Year of disconnect.

2018 became a tipping year during which a critical mass of negative factors was accumulated. At one point, there were so many of them, so markets cannot ignore them, and it led to a drastic change in trends. In our.

Chinese manufacturing sector profit fell for the first time in 3 years
Chinese manufacturing sector profit fell for the first time in 3 years.

Earnings at China’s industrial firms in November dropped for the first time in nearly three years, as slackening external and domestic demand left businesses facing more strain in 2019 in a sign of rising risks to the world’s second-largest economy..

Dow showed a record rebound by almost 5%
Dow showed a record rebound by almost 5%.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average surged more than 1,000 points for the first time on Wednesday, leading a broad Wall Street rebound after a report that holiday sales were the strongest in years helped mollify concerns about the health of.

Important upcoming events and publications
Important upcoming events and publications.

Important upcoming events and publications for December, 27 (GMT): 12:00 ECB Economic Bulletin publishes 2 weeks after the rate decision. Often, the publication has a low impact on the #EUR, but amid reduced liquidity, it cannot ruled out volatility spikes..

The Dow Jones Index near the bearish territory
The Dow Jones Index near the bearish territory.

This week, the Dow Jones recorded a steep sell-off from 23,970 points to 21,846 points, amidst global economic instability and uncertainty. Since achieving an all-time high at 26,828 points on October 3, the Dow Jones has fallen by 5,036 points.

Russia waits for oil prices stabilization
Russia waits for oil prices stabilization.

Russian Energy Minister Alexander Novak said on Tuesday that oil prices, which fell by more than a third this quarter, would become more stable in the first half of 2019. The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) and other.

The trade war already cost China $2 trillion, and in 2019 things will only get worse
The trade war already cost China $2 trillion, and in 2019 things will only get worse.

While 2018 was the year trade wars broke out, 2019 will be the year the global economy feels the pain. Bloomberg’s Global Trade Tracker is softening amid a fading rush to front-load export orders ahead of threatened tariffs. And volumes.

Dollar hits four-month low vs. yen as chaos engulfs Washington
Dollar hits four-month low vs. yen as chaos engulfs Washington.

The dollar fell to four-month lows against the yen on Tuesday as investors cut exposure to riskier assets as Washington struggled with a partial government shutdown and open confrontation between the White House and the central bank. The dollar fell.

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