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Monthly archive March, 2019

Eurozone M3 Growth Slows In January; Lending To Businesses Eases

Eurozone M3 money supply annual growth slowed at the start of the year after accelerating in the previous month, suggesting sluggish investment environment as businesses face risks from trade tensions and a weakening global economy. M3, a measure of Read More →

U.S. Pending Home Sales Rebound Much More Than Expected In January

After reporting a steep drop in U.S. pending home sales in the previous month, the National Association of Realtors released a report on Wednesday showing pending sales rebounded by much more than anticipated in the month of January.Original Article Read More →

U.S. Factory Orders Inch Up Less Than Expected In December

A government shutdown-delayed report released by the Commerce Department on Wednesday showed new orders for U.S. manufactured goods rose by much less than anticipated in the month of December. The Commerce Department said factory orders inched up by 0.1 percent.Read More →

Dollar Recovers Against Some Rivals, Stays Weak Against Sterling

The U.S. dollar fared reasonably well against some of its peers on Wednesday even as it extended its weakness against the British currency.Original Article Read More →