The manufacturing sector plays a crucial role in the overall economic performance of the Eurozone. Although it contributes less than 40% to the region’s economy, any negative trends in this sector can have significant implications. This article examines the recent developments in the manufacturing sector and analyzes the potential impact on inflation, interest rates, and
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Brazil’s Vice President Geraldo Alckmin recently announced a set of government measures aimed at revitalizing the country’s economy and boosting investment in transportation and machinery. These initiatives are part of President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva’s plan to “re-industrialize” Brazil, which has been struggling to recover its industrial output since the pandemic. The government intends
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In a televised New Year’s speech, President Xi Jinping outlined China’s plans to consolidate and enhance its positive economic recovery trend in 2024. As the country navigates through the challenges posed by the ongoing pandemic, Xi emphasized the need for deeper reforms to sustain long-term economic development. This article delves into President Xi’s vision for
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The European and US markets are facing a critical week ahead due to various economic indicators and events that could potentially impact the central bank’s rate cut expectations. Factors such as manufacturing activity, inflation, and the labor market play a significant role in shaping the monetary policy outlook. This article will analyze the upcoming data
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China’s manufacturing sector has faced yet another setback as activity contracted for the third consecutive month in December. The official purchasing managers’ index (PMI), which measures the health of the sector, fell to 49.0, indicating a contraction and undershooting the median forecast of 49.5. This unexpected decline raises concerns about China’s economic recovery and strengthens
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In recent months, China has taken a different approach to stabilize the yuan compared to its actions in 2015. Back then, the People’s Bank of China (PBOC) resorted to official intervention and burned $1 trillion in reserves to support the currency. However, this time around, as China’s economy faced challenges and capital outflows intensified, the
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