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As the euro continues its dramatic decline, economists are wondering just how far it will fall before leveling out.
The European Central Bank has revised its projection for growth of the 19 member Eurozone block upwards.
Despite the economic viewpoint of many financial analysts who continue to cling to the belief that the collapse of oil prices will have significant and long-lasting effects, the jury is still out on just how much impact to expect.
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Data released by the US Department of Labor again shows strong job creation.
Last week was a mixed affair for the major stock exchanges, with American markets coming off recent highs but Japan and Eurozone markets adding value.
The price of Gold dropped below $1,200 an ounce on Friday, heading for a fifth weekly decline and recording its worst day since December 2013. The drop totally erased all gains recorded since the start of the year.
In the current climate in the vast majority of major economies, finding a decent rate for savings held in banks or building societies is next to impossible.
The financial and business hub of London, known as The City, is one of the world’s leading financial centres.
The Republic of Ireland was the second Eurozone nation to need an EU/IMF bailout after Greece.
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Late to the party, perhaps, but today sees the start of the Eurozone’s open ended quantitative easing programme (QE).
As predicted over the last few months, the NASDAQ composite Index topped the 5,000 mark on Monday, the first time in 15 years.
Last week again saw all of the major stock exchanges again close higher (well the Dow was essentially flat) and marked the end of the month. The US economy’s Q4 data was adjusted downwards and a deal
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Much has been made in Europe about low, and now negative, levels of inflation which might prove to be a drag on consumer demand.
The Ukraine government has been watching its country go down in flames these last few months and has finally decided to do something about it.