“The job market picked up more than expected in February, led by strong hiring in professional and business services.” The U.S. economy added 175,000 jobs…
Month: March 2014
The euro has struck its highest level against the dollar for nearly two and a half years in the wake of the European Central Bank’s…
The chief economist of the IMF has recently disseminated that the EU faces a risk of deflation which may have averse effects in the coming…
The amount of global debt has hit the $100 trillion mark as central banks around the world continue to borrow to keep their economies on…
After two years of falling wages, Japan saw a 0.1 percent increase in February. Despite this positive, overall pay declined 0.2, the first drop in…
The most recent release from the Bureau of Labor Statistics shows a slight increase in unemployment, up to 6.7% from the previous month’s 6.6%. With…
Gas and oil prices have risen amid fears the Ukraine crisis could have a damaging effect on one of Europe’s main energy supply routes. But analysts…
Similar to the recession faced in recent years by the United States as well as the rest of the world, people looking for and interested…
In the depths of the 2008 financial crisis, central banks, particularly the Bank of England and the Fed, set thresholds on unemployment levels that must…
Global markets eased as Russia’s tensions with Ukraine were mitigated following an announcement by Vladimir Putin that Russia was not yet at a point to…