Forex Fundamental Analysis

The Indian economy was tipped to break into the ranks of the world’s powerhouse economies, but it has seen significant setbacks since the Global Financial Crisis struck.

If it’s not one thing, it’s another where global intrigue is concerned. And just when it seems that the media has had enough of one scandal, another one comes to take its place. This time, it’s called the “Panama Papers” and it began with a leak of enormous amounts of documents that shows how the rich and powerful use tax havens to hide their wealth.

The reversals that the major US stock markets suffered in the first weeks of the year have largely been reversed now.

Last week was yet another mixed affair for the world’s major markets, with the Nikkei and European markets falling.

David Cameron promised and David Cameron delivered. Last year, the British Prime Minister told his people that “Britain deserves a pay raise.” And indeed, on Friday, more than a million British workers were given an increase in their pay as a higher minimum wage came into force.

No doubt as a consequence, at least in part, of this global nervousness and the stronger Yen, Japanese business confidence has taken a hit, according to the most recent Tankan survey.

In much of the Western world people aspire to own their own home. This desire fuels housing construction, financing (via mortgages), estate agencies, renovation and decoration activities, amongst other things.

While equity trading has been around for many years and has proven itself to be somewhat secure and stable, traders continue to be search for the most risk-laden instruments and take their chances on winning big.

There are a number of economic reports due out this week that should point to the health of the U.S. economy. Find out what they are here.

Last week was yet another mixed affair for the world’s major markets, but only the Nikkei saw the upside. Thursday’s trading session marked the final one for March from the perspective of these summaries.

Back in December 2015, Myanmar, a Southeast Asian nation formerly called Burma, opened a new stock exchange in its main city of Yangon.

Whilst pro- and anti-EU membership campaigns continue to debate (no, argue is closer to the truth) the effect of a Brexit on the UK economy and employment prospects thereafter, unemployment currently, at least, declined further with the roll dropping by 28000 in the three month period from November 2015 to January 2016.

It may sound like a scene from a movie, but dropping dollar bills from the sky is an actual monetary consideration. Well, maybe not exactly.

Britons are set to make a critical decision in June which will have an impact on the economic fate of both the UK and the EU should the decision be taken to leave.

Australia may head for the polls again sooner than expected.