(The Conference Board) US Consumer Confidence Index fell to 109.3 in September, from 115.2 in August following renewed fears over the spread of the Delta variant. The Present Situation Index…
(Census Bureau) The US registered an international trade deficit of $87.6 billion in August, up by $0.8 billion from July. Exports of goods rose by $1.1 billion from July to…
(CoinShares) Investment inflows into the world-leading cryptocurrency Bitcoin reached $50.2 million in the week to September 24, the highest in four months. Second-leading cryptocurrency Ether saw about $28.9 million worth…
(FactSet) FactSet announced a revenue of $411.9 million in the fourth quarter of 2021, up 7.4% or $28.3 million from the same period last year. Annual Subscription Value and professional…
(TotalEnergies) France’s TotalEnergies and China Three Gorges Corporation have signed an agreement for the establishment of a joint venture in China electric mobility. China Three Gorges’ affiliates CTG Capital and CTG…
(CNN) Ford Motors Corporation has partnered with South Korea’s SK innovations to construct two massive electric vehicle manufacturing plants for $11.4 billion. Ford Executives have said that the truck and…
(NBS) China’s industrial profits eased to a 10.1% annual growth to reach 680.2 billion yuan or $105 billion in August, down from 16.4% expansion in the year to July. In…
(Reuters) Alibaba Group Holdings Ltd has opened its payment services to Tencent Holding Ltd.’s WeChat on several of its apps. Video service Youku and food delivery Ele.me are some of…
(Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas) Texas manufacturing production index rose by three points to an above-average reading of 24.2 in September, signifying a robust output growth. The shipment and capacity…
Bitcoin reclaimed $44,000 on Monday, almost the level it was trading before China’s central bank announced crackdowns on cryptocurrencies on Friday. Fig: Bitcoin and Ethereum Prices Ethereum also recovered to…
(OPEC) The new long positions on combined futures and options in Brent crude stood at 273,894 lots in the week ending August 31, after a fall of 12.1% or 37,765…
(Census Bureau) US durable goods orders rose by 1.8% or $4.6 billion in August to hit $263.5 billion. The increase happens for fifteen of the last sixteen months after another…