DAILY ECONOMIC NEWS

The stock market saw a mixed performance today, driven by a rally in tech stocks while broader economic concerns weighed on major indices. With investors closely monitoring the upcoming U.S. jobs report and ongoing geopolitical tensions in

The cryptocurrency market experienced notable price movements over the last 24 hours as key assets like Bitcoin, Ethereum, and XRP faced critical support and resistance levels. Geopolitical tensions and declining institutional demand have created a cautious market

The cryptocurrency market remains volatile as global events and institutional movements drive significant price actions. In the past 24 hours, Bitcoin held above $61,000 after a sharp sell-off driven by geopolitical tensions, Ethereum struggled to stay above

As we enter the final quarter of 2024, global financial markets are facing a period of significant volatility. Central banks are adjusting their monetary policies in response to evolving economic conditions, and key economies like China are

China’s Central Bank Holds Key Rates Amid Economic Challenges. China’s central bank kept its key policy rates unchanged on Monday, indicating a likely hold on the benchmark lending rate later this month. The People’s Bank of China

New Zealand’s manufacturing sector continued its downward trend in May, extending a prolonged period of contraction, according to the latest BNZ – BusinessNZ Performance of Manufacturing Index (PMI). The PMI for May fell to 47.2, down from

Stocks Surge Despite Fed’s Limited Rate Cut Projections. Stocks soared as investors digested the latest report from the US Federal Reserve and reacted positively to new inflation data. The Federal Reserve maintained its benchmark interest rate at

Euro’s Stability Minimizes Inflation Impact. The euro’s minor movements against the U.S. dollar before and after the European Central Bank’s decision to lower its key rate are too small to affect inflation in the eurozone, ECB Chief

European Markets Drop Amid Political Instability. European stock markets and the euro fell early Monday after far-right parties advanced in the European elections and President Emmanuel Macron’s alliance suffered major losses, leading him to call a snap