Month: September 2022

Oil prices tumbled by 2% on Thursday, as new COVID-19 lockdown measures in China added to worries that high inflation and interest rate hikes are denting fuel demand. Brent crude futures fell $1.95, or 2%, to $93.69 a barrel by 1341 GMT. U.S. West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude futures slid $1.98, or 2.2%, to $87.57
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Dollar’s rally continues in early US session as supported by risk aversion and rising yields. On the other hand, Euro is staying to digest this week’s gain, and broadly. As for today, Canadian Dollar is currently the second strongest, following the greenback. Aussie and Kiwi follow. Sterling and Yen are the next weakest following Euro.
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On this episode of What’s On Your Mind? #WOYM – ITPM Mentors Edward Shek & Anthony Iser have a laid back discussion on what they think matters right now in the financial markets when making trading and portfolio management decisions. Subscribe below to get notifications for future episodes. We will be releasing new episodes every
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Despite the better revision, this is still the weakest reading since May 2020 as output, new business and new export orders contract sharply. Job growth is also slowly grinding towards a standstill in the sector, posting its weakest performance in 20 months. Recession much? S&P Global notes that: “August saw the UK manufacturing sector suffer
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The music industry has been a major adopter of Web3 integration, with use cases ranging from song rights, blockchain-based streaming and new forms of digital releases.  Genres like pop, EDM and hip hop have represented nonfungible tokens (NFTs) in the music industry so far. However, classical music, and specifically opera, just found its entrance. Living
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Russia’s Gazprom saw its shares surge on Wednesday after reporting bumper first-half profits and announcing a new dividend to shareholders. Stoyan Vassev | Press service of Gazprom Neft | via Reuters Russian gas giant Gazprom posted a record first-half profit and promised new dividends to shareholders, sending its shares soaring more than 27% in early
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