Panama Leak claims first victim in Iceland
Apr 06, 2016 11:22 am UTC| Commentary
Panama leaks, better known as Panama Papers, which rattled the regulatory world this week claimed first victim last night, Icelands Prime Minister. According to Panama Papers leak, world elites, which includes current and...
Weakness in external and domestic demand to impact Chile’s trade activities in 2016
Apr 06, 2016 11:12 am UTC| Commentary
Chiles trade surplus in 2015 dropped to USD 4.1 billion, nearly half of the level seen in 2014, due to drop in exports. In 2015, exports declined 16% y/y on average. In January 2016, the pace of decline in exports...

Norges Bank to lower key policy rate later in September, NOK likely to strengthen eventually
Apr 06, 2016 10:58 am UTC| Commentary Central Banks
Norges Bank, during its last meeting, had clearly hinted that it will further lower rates; however, it will take time. Also, the central bank showed reluctance to lower rates below zero. Hence, Norges Bank is now likely to...
European bonds slump on firm oil prices
Apr 06, 2016 10:57 am UTC| Commentary
The European bond prices declined on Wednesday as a rally in oil prices boosted European equity market sentiments. Oil futures bounced off 1-month lows as Kuwaits OPEC governor and two sources said all signs suggested a...
Briferendum Series: London tops Global Financial Center ranking despite Brexit
Apr 06, 2016 10:39 am UTC| Commentary
Number of respondents in the survey indicated that fear surrounding Brexit is hurting Londons competitiveness, however that couldnt prevent London from topping the list of global financial centers. London once again...
Private consumption in Denmark likely slowed, but likely to contribute positively to growth in 2016
Apr 06, 2016 10:18 am UTC| Commentary
Denmarks private consumption grew 2.1% in 2015. The growth was broad-based throughout consumption groups. Car consumption grew strongly by 6.8%, while car sales seem to have grown further in the early months of 2016. Car...

ECB may mind stronger Euro less as global economy slows
Apr 06, 2016 09:59 am UTC| Commentary
European Central Bank (ECB) chief Mario Draghi, first verbally started attacking Euro, back in 2014, when Euro was going strong, Euro Zone economy was weak and inflation was low, by suggesting despite Euro not being a...