November 2018

Stocks in Europe fell along with US futures: Market News

November 30, 2018 - 13:00
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Stocks in Europe fell along with US futures: Market News

According to Bloomberg, stocks in Europe fell along with US futures as investors wait for results of meeting between the presidents of the US and China that will determine future development of the trade conflict between two countries. US Treasuries declined, while dollar gained.

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London’s residential real estate market may be even worse than it seems

November 30, 2018 - 12:11
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London’s residential real estate market may be even worse than it seems

It is already obvious that London’s real estate market is in bad shape as it faced such additional problems as higher taxes and warning from Bank of England on possible price decline by 30% in case of worst Brexit scenario, Bloomberg reports.

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Quantity of signed contracts for purchase of secondary housing in the US unexpectedly fell

November 30, 2018 - 10:45
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Quantity of signed contracts for purchase of secondary housing in the US unexpectedly fell

Quantity of signed contracts for purchase of secondary housing in the US unexpectedly fell by the most since January to the lowest level since the middle of 2014 amid accumulating signs that housing markets of the country is experiencing problems, Bloomberg reports.

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US Treasuries yield for short time fell below 3%: Market News

November 29, 2018 - 12:46
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US Treasuries yield for short time fell below 3%: Market News

According to Bloomberg, US Treasuries yield for short time fell below 3% first time since September after US Fed’s head speech. US futures however declined, while growth of stocks in Europe was limited. Dollar fluctuates.

Europe’s bonds gained. Euro lost all its previous growth after a whole row of negative economic data.

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Global banks are transferring about 800 billion euro of assets to Frankfurt

November 29, 2018 - 11:03
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Global banks are transferring about 800 billion euro of assets to Frankfurt

Global banks hit by Brexit consequences are transferring about 800 billion euro of assets to Frankfurt, Bloomberg reports.

Most part of assets will be moved in first quarter of next year. In this way banks prepared to possible hard exit of the UK from European Union, despite of recent progress in Brexit deal.

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