Decline in US Durable Goods Orders for May 2017

      Often seen as a marker for business investment, U.S. durable goods orders fell for the second month in May 2017. According to a report by the U.S. Commerce Department, durable goods (items meant to last a minimum of three years) fell 1.1 percent between April and May, ...

      Decline in the US Housing Market

      The latest Monthly New Residential Construction Report from the U.S. Census Bureau brings some negative news for the U.S. ...

      Industrial Production Up by 0.5% in the Euro Area

      The latest data release from Eurostat, shows that seasonally adjusted industrial production has risen 0.5% in the euro zone ...

      UK CPI Hits 4 Year High

      According to the latest data available from the Office of National Statistics, a 0.3% monthly increase in the UK Consumer ...

      Strong Demand in the US Labor Market

      The latest Jobless Claims report available from the US Department of Labor points to a strong demand in the labor market. ...

      Cooling Demand Coupled with a Minor Monthly Increase in Prices for the UK Housing Market

      After peaking in March 2016, annual house price growth in the UK has fallen to 3.3% in May 2017, according to the latest ...

      Solid Growth Reported in the Eurozone Retail Sector for May 2017

      Eurozone retailers recorded an increase in like-for-like sales in May according to the latest IHS Markit Eurozone Retail PMI ...

      Steady Economic Growth in the Eurozone Led by the "Big Two"

      According to the latest data made available by IHS Markit, the eurozone continues to grow at a record pace. The final ...

      European Manufacturing Jobs Added at the Highest Rate in Over 20 Years

      The Eurozone has shown stable economic momentum, according to the IHS Markit Flash Eurozone Composite Purchasing Managers’ ...

      More Mixed News on the US Economy

      The IHS Markit Flash U.S. Purchasing Managers’ Index for May 2017 showed a moderate rebound in private sector economic ...