Market evolution

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Asian markets have been mixed since Moody's downgraded China. In the focus of attention the OPEC meeting and FOMC minutes.

Most Asian markets have shown a mixed tone in Wednesday's session following Moody's downgrade of China. It goes down from Aa3 to A1. Investors are still waiting for the OPEC meeting and the publication of the minutes of the last FOMC meeting.

Moody's Investment Service changed China's outlook from negative to stable, but lowered its rating. The rebate comes after it has been proven that reforms in that country are taking place more slowly than expected.

The dollar has remained flat against the euro during the Asian session on Wednesday after rebounding from the lows of the last 12 months against most major currencies. There has also been a rise in Treasury yields. Investors are waiting on the minutes of the last meeting on monetary policy of the Federal Reserve.

Gold remained stable, after falling 0.7% in the previous session.

European markets are expected to open mixed Wednesday session.

EURO STRENGTH

Europe is loosening over the United States by a new factor that has come on the scene. ‘The strength of the euro’ Is not good for the major European exporters and is favorable to the US. It has been induced by the weakness of the dollar itself in the face of Trump's problems with US justice.

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Asian markets have been mostly bullish. Oil prices rose after the OPEC meeting.

Most Asian markets showed a bullish tone during Thursday's session, after finding that the Fed's last meeting indicated an unwinding of its balance sheet by the end of this year. The OPEC meeting also played a significant role in anticipating an extension of production cuts.

The minutes of the last Federal Reserve meeting indicated that a system could be developed that would impose maximum time limits on which the Fed could be maintained without new stimulus policies. The central bank's balance sheet is currently worth $4.5 trillion.

While it is pointed out that the next interest rate hike may soon take place, the need for prudence and waiting for the favorable conditions of the American markets to be confirmed is also emphasized.

The dollar is again on the defensive during the Asian session on Thursday, after showing a non-aggressive Fed position after the minutes. The euro again revalues and is approaching its highs of the last six and a half months.

Gold remains stable at the level of profit reached in the previous session, while the dollar is weakened again after the publication of the minutes of the last meeting of the Federal Reserve.

European markets are expected to open up Thursday's session.

CENTRAL BANKS

After some turmoil, the market returns to focus on what may happen with the Federal Reserve and the ECB. A new interest rate hike is expected in the United States in June and the ECB will change its tone.

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Asian markets have been mixed after OPEC members extended their production cuts at their Vienna meeting. They will do so only for nine more months, instead of the expected twelve.

Asian markets have been divided between rises and falls in Friday's session, following resolutions taken at the OPEC meeting in Vienna.

The production cut of 1.8 million barrels a day, previously reached in November last year, will now extend until March 2018. It is trying to recover prices that have fallen more than half in recent years.

Oil, however, fell by almost 5% as many investors expected further expansion in output cuts.

Gold has remained stable, after falling slightly at the beginning of the Asian session on Friday. Traders seem to be somewhat disappointed with OPEC's decisions.

European markets are expected to open mixed session on Friday.

AGREEMENT ON PETROLEUM PRODUCTION

Oil is down 4%, despite OPEC's decision to extend production cuts. He does it only for nine months, instead of the expected twelve. This fact has caused strong and unexpected drops in the markets.

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Asian markets have been flat in Monday's session after North Korea has conducted another missile test and Chinese markets have been closed for holidays.

North Korea has carried out a new missile launch test. The missile has fallen into the Sea of Japan after flying for six minutes. This is the ninth missile launched so far this year and does nothing more than increase tensions with the United States and China.

Wall Street will be closed on Memorial Day on Monday, after ending the session on Friday with a mixed sign, with the appearance of the second quarter gross domestic product. The market will also be closed on Monday in the UK, for the spring bank holiday.

Oil prices have suffered setbacks during the Asian session on Monday, ahead of prospects for an extension of production cuts.

Gold remains close to highs in the last four weeks, after rising almost 1% in the previous session. Geopolitical tensions continue to make safe-haven values continue to rise.

European markets are expected to open lower Monday's session.

CONTRADICTIONS

Economic factors tend to contradict each other. The only thing that can be done is to take two steps back and look for a wider image of the market.

Money continues to emerge from the United States and into Europe. It should be positive for Europe, but the euro is strengthened.

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Asian markets have been shown in red. Today China and Hong Kong have been closed.

Asian shares were mostly down in Tuesday's session, following the lack of momentum in most world markets over Monday's holiday.

Further rise in oil prices, while concern over the possibility of over-supply of the market because of the United States remains.

The dollar has been firm on most major currencies as the euro and pound are under pressure for political reasons in the euro zone and the UK. However against the yen, which is considered safe haven, has shown weakness.

Gold continues to rise, this time to the highs of the last month, with a clear drop in the appetite for investor risk in the face of growing geopolitical tensions worldwide.

European markets are expected to open lower Tuesday's session.

THE EUROPEAN ECONOMY IMPROVES

Draghi has once again said that the economy is improving. However, it continues to warn about underlying inflation that is still very timid.

It is the 'mantra' used for the economy not to discount in advance a rise in interest rates.

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Asian shares were mixed in Wednesday's session, while the pound fell sharply on the results of polls indicating that Theresa May would lose her majority in Parliament after the election.

Within a week of the elections the polls indicate that the Conservatives could lose 20 seats, while the Labor party would win 30. This would mean the loss of the parliamentary majority by the Tories.

The pound has fallen to the level of $ 1.2788, close to last Friday's lows.

Gold loses value for the third consecutive day. It is its first month of losses since December last year.

At the same time, US economic data encourage the possibility of a rise in interest rates in June. Consumer spending has seen a sharp increase in the last four months and the monthly inflation has risen.

European markets are expected to open lower the session on Wednesday.

INFLATION DOES NOT GET AWAY

Not only is not improving, but in some countries it has been negative. The difficulties of the oil to climb are partly to blame.

The goals set by the central banks have not yet been achieved.

In a sense it is good for the economy, because cheap money is maintained. However, wages do not push consumption.

FEAR INDEX

Watch out! The VIX flirts with the annual minimums and again shows extreme readings. This index, better known as the fear index, moves inversely to the stock market. When equity declines sharply, the VIX index goes up and vice versa.

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Asian markets have been mixed following the appearance of a worse-than-expected PMI Caixin in China. The yuan is at the highs of the last seven months.

Asian markets have been mixed in Thursday's session after China's PMI Caixin. This figure has shown its greatest weakness in the last eleven months, while the yuan is peaking.

According to Stephen Innes of Oanda, while worries about the political situation following Moody's downgrade, China's One Belt, One Road and strength of the yuan may attract investment interest. With the current situation can improve the internationalization of the Chinese currency.

The dollar languishes, near the lows of the last six months and a half, against a basket of the main currencies.

Gold remains steady in Thursday's Asian session, after hitting highs from the past five weeks in previous sessions. Geopolitical tensions support this type of secure values and also the expectation that the Federal Reserve will raise interest rates this June.

European markets are expected to open Thursday's session mixed.

EUR/ USD

Euro / dollar rises to six-day highs after weak US data.

The euro has taken advantage of the dent caused by the fundamentals to advance to new highs up to 1.1243.

US data continue to show some signs of weakness. Both outstanding home sales and the Chicago PMI have disappointed market expectations.

The focus is now on the Manufacturing ISM, which will be released on Thursday, and on Friday's NFPs.

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Asian markets have been bullish after Wall Street also closed higher. The United States leaves the agreement on climate control in Paris.

Asian markets have been bullish in Friday's session after a stronger than expected private employment data and at the same time Donald Trump announces that he takes the United States out of the Paris agreement.

The American President maintained that, in spite of everything, he is in agreement in negotiating points of that agreement that can be beneficial for his country. In response to those statements, the German Chancellor said that the climate agreement is non-negotiable. This document was signed to try to control that the temperature of the Planet don’t rise, on average, more than two degrees Celsius with respect to the one that was in the preindustrial era.

Meanwhile, employment ADP data for May came out much better than expected and anticipate a good Non-Farm Payroll data on Friday. Specifically, it emerged that 253,000 new jobs were created in May, in the US, while 185,000 were expected.

European markets are expected to open higher the session on Friday.

THE MARKET INSIDE

If we look at the market from the inside, we have more positive supersectors than negative ones.

One of the best is the media with 0.98%. The travel and leisure 0.94%. The real estate 0.91%. However, the banking sector is down by -0.17%, punished by Spanish, British and French values.

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Asian markets have been mixed after a new terrorist attack in London. Oil prices rise as Gulf countries cut their relationship with Qatar.

Asian markets have been mixed in Monday's session, following the terrorist attack on the weekend in central London. As a result of this attack the pound loses strength. Another factor to keep in mind is that the Gulf countries cut off diplomatic relations with Qatar on issues related to terrorism.

Oil prices have risen during the Asian session on Monday as a result of the new situation in the Middle East. News reports say that Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, the Arab Emirates and Egypt, which had close ties to Qatar, now cut off their relationship with that country because of problems related to terrorism.

Gold remains stable after playing six-week highs. The reason is the disappointment of the employment data in the United States, published last Friday. They have been worse than expected and seem to dilute somewhat the possibility of interest rate hikes in this month of June.

Despite the fact that jobs continue to grow, the increase in jobs does not reach the expected level, which raises doubts about the strength of the American economy.

European markets are expected to open Monday's session mixed.

EMPLOYMENT IN THE UNITED STATES

Creation of non-agricultural employment in the United States of May was 138000, worse than expected that was 185000. Also worse than reading the ADP, which was above 200000.

The unemployment rate continues to fall and goes from 4.4% to 4.3%, better than expected to maintain the 4.4%.

The average hours worked remained constant at 34.4. The average salary rises 0.2%, which was expected.

They have been worse than expected and seem to dilute somewhat the possibility of interest rate hikes in this month of June.

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Asian markets have been mixed on Tuesday as oil prices drop and tensions with Qatar are felt.

Asian markets have been mixed in Tuesday's session, following a sluggish closure on Wall Street and as investors digest diplomatic tensions between Qatar and other Middle Eastern countries.

European markets are expected to open lower on Tuesday amid the geopolitical tensions in the Gulf countries and with increased caution in the UK elections and the European Central Bank meeting. Both will take place on Thursday of this week.

Gold remains stable, at the highest level of the last six weeks that was reached in the previous session. Risk appetite continues to fall as Federal Reserve expects further rate hikes.

ELECTIONS IN UNITED KINGDOM AND ECB

The United Kingdom celebrates this week elections that will mark the path of 'Brexit'.

It seems that Theresa May will not achieve the sheer absolute majority she intended. Although everything indicates that his victory will be confirmed, in a model that moves back towards the bipartisanship.

Increased caution in the UK elections and the European Central Bank meeting. Both will take place on Thursday of this week. It will not be a good day for trading…

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June 7, 2017

Asian markets have been mixed on Wednesday, while oil has gained significant support.

Asian markets have been mixed during Wednesday's session, while investors are cautious ahead of the triple 'super Thursday' date. These appointments include the ECB, UK elections and James Corney's statements before the United States Senate.

In the United Kingdom is expected to win the Prime Minister, Conservative Party, with majority according to some last-minute polls. However other surveys say that the Conservatives could lose the majority they have today. There is great uncertainty.

Oil prices have fallen, reaching an important level that can exert support: $ 50 per barrel. Markets remain over saturated and tensions between Gulf countries are felt. The expected fall in US inventories does not seem to have much influence on current prices.

Gold remains steady for the past seven months during Wednesday's Asian session. It has been supported by a decline in the dollar and geopolitical events, which make safe-haven values highly appreciated.

European markets are expected to open mixed the session on Wednesday.

HIGH EXPECTED VOLATILITY

Markets are nervous about Thursday's triple citation.

On the one hand the ECB meeting, from which a tightening of the language on its lax monetary policy could emerge.

On the other hand, because Thursday are the elections in the UK and, according to the polls, May has shot the butt. It was thought that he would enlarge seats in Parliament and the polls give almost tie. Although we know from extensive experience that polls in that country do not usually hit.

And above all a third factor: On Thursday the former director of the FBI appears before Congress in the US to testify regarding Trump's entanglements with the Russians. This factor is very important and is causing a general fall of the dollar and a rise in the yen, which already know has a high negative correlation with the exchanges.

This triple quote is going to keep everyone very cautious.

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June 8, 2017

Asian markets have been slightly bullish in Thursday's session, expectant to the three major events of the same day. Also worrying about what looks like a new missile launch from North Korea.

China has offered better-than-expected year-on-year data on its trade balance. Exports grew by 8.7%, against the expected 7%, while imports also rose 14.8%, against the expected 8.5%.

The markets are centered on the UK elections. Some of the more recent polls indicate that the Conservatives have dropped five points. Other polls indicate, however, that the same party could retain the majority it already had.

On the other hand, the most important event expected by the markets is the statement of the former director of the FBI, before the Senate Intelligence Committee. Of these statements, about hypothetical relations with the Russians, depends the more immediate future of the Presidency of the United States.

European markets are expected to open Thursday's session lower.

UP AND DOWN OF THE EURO

The euro reversed the trend in the foreign exchange market, in the face of potential leaks over the European Central Bank's projections.

Initially the euro had been pushed down but, in the last hour, rose on all fronts. The weakness of the dollar also had an influence.

SESSION OF THE PASSIONATE THURSDAY

We have an exciting session because there will be the decision on ECB interest rates, the UK elections and also the testimony of the former FBI director in front of a Senate Intelligence Commission.

Concerning the ECB, the interest will be in the comments on whether you will be in a hurry for a change of stance.

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June 9, 2017

Asian markets have been mostly upward, while the pound falls after election results indicate that there will be a Parliament without majorities.

The pound falls when the Conservatives lose the absolute majority. The FTSE weakens in the face of a heavily divided Parliament.

Asian markets are affected, in the session on Friday, by the results of the elections in the United Kingdom. Markets were mostly upward

The Theresa May Party won the election with 314 seats, which do not reach the 326 needed to have an absolute majority.

Oil prices continued to fall during the Asian session on Friday, affected by evidence that there is still a surplus supply despite OPEC countries' efforts to stabilize production.

Gold remains stable after the UK election results. These results create uncertainty about how the negotiations for Brexit will proceed. Support for safe-haven values remains alive.

European markets are expected to open the session on Friday higher.

A NEW AGE

A new era begins for the banking sector. From now on we know that any troubled bank can see how its shareholders are legally expropriated of their assets in one night.

In this situation it is absolutely suicidal to have a single stock of any bank that begins to accumulate press headlines and violent falls. Very careful with the Italian banks. With all those who have problems, there are many.

These things do not happen with Inditex or with Telefónica. The banking sector, from now on, has a danger plus.

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June 12, 2017

Asian markets have been cautious. Australia and Malaysia remain closed in this session.

Asian markets have been in negative territory in Monday's session. Caution takes control, following elections in the UK leaving a hung parliament. The Federal Reserve meeting this week, which begins Wednesday, will be a further cause for concern.

The central banks focus the attention of the investors, being the Fed the main protagonist waiting for its decision on the interest rates. The Bank of England and the Bank of Japan will also hold their respective meetings on monetary policy and will have to be closely watched.

Oil prices rise again during Monday's Asian session, while futures reached a low after previous declines, despite the fact that production in the United States continues a relentless rise.

Gold rises during the Asian session on Monday, while shares of that region and the dollar weaken in the face of uncertainty over what the rate policy will be for the Federal Reserve to follow by the end of the year.

European markets are expected to open Monday's session lower.

IMPORTANT EVENTS OF THE WEEK

The week that begins will have the Federal Reserve meeting in which it is expected, with almost total certainty, that there will be a new rise in interest rates. In addition, on Friday will be the quarterly expiry of derivatives, the witching hour, so that everything can be very moved from Wednesday.

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June 13, 2017

Asian markets have been mostly upside despite strong declines in the technology sector on Wall Street.

Asian markets have been bullish in Tuesday's session. The technology sector is starting to weigh.

The Fed's meeting this week focuses all the attention of investors. Great expectation about what will be the decision on the interest rates that will be made public on Wednesday.

Despite the sharp downturn in the technology sector, which fell by around 3% last Friday, Asia has not been severely affected.

Oil prices have risen sharply in Tuesday's Asian session, once OPEC leader Saudi Arabia has been making sharp cuts in output. All this despite the fact that the United States continues to increase production, which makes markets well-supplied at the moment.

The price of gold remains high, owing to investor concern over what may happen at the Fed meeting, regarding its rate policy for the remainder of the year.

European markets are expected to open up Tuesday's session.

APPLE AND MAGIC

Little by little Apple is losing that magic that had when Steve Jobs lived. It has to be recognized that it has millions of followers and they buy anything that is presented but, little by little, that brightness disappears

It does so by seeing that in China the brands with lower prices are gaining more and more ground. The battle has to be won on the basis of innovation, something that looks like Apple is losing.

Apple is always expecting the best, even pulling innovation to be able to outdo the rest and stay ahead.

In a situation where the sales of devices are less important, the weight of technological services increases.

In the evolution of the quarterly results we have already seen that the sale of the iPhone presents problems. Will Apple be able to offset that deficit with a service model?

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June 14, 2017

Asian markets have mixed after China's industrial output.

Asian markets have been mixed in Wednesday's session, while oil falls on higher-than-expected reserves. Weekly reserves of US API crude rose from the previous -4.62 million barrels to 2.75.

Cutbacks in production seem to be lagging behind, although OPEC countries are still trying to maintain a balance in this regard.

China's industrial production data, and retail sales, were somewhat higher than expected. However, investments in the second world economy are below expectations.

Gold rose during the Asian session on Wednesday, as the Federal Reserve is expected to raise interest rates at the current meeting. It is awkward to know what the monetary policy will be by the end of the year.

European markets are expected to open up Wednesday's session.

WHAT IF THE FED DOES NOT FIT TYPES THIS WEEK?

The consensus estimates a probability of more than 90% for the rate hike this Wednesday. The yield on the US 10-year bond has not stopped falling since the Fed raised them in March.

If the Entity does not raise rates, volatility and bearish pressure will increase in the US dollar.

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June 15, 2017

Asian markets have been cautious on Thursday, following the rise in Fed interest rates.

As the markets expected, the Federal Reserve has made its second rise in interest rates this year, leaving them at 1.25%. It has done so despite the fact that inflation has not reached the expected target, close to 2%.

They also gave details on what will be the way to reduce its bulging balance sheet of 4.5 trillion dollars. It includes a portfolio of Treasury bonds, mortgages and debt from state agencies.

Yellen said he has not had talks with Trump about her position, but he hopes to reach the end of his term as Fed chief.

Gold has risen during the Asian session on Thursday after falling to a three-week low in the previous session. The new investigation into President Trump has had its weight. This time he is accused of having obstructed justice.

European markets are expected to open Thursday's session lower.

OIL ROLLS MORE THAN 3% AFTER US INVENTORIES

New blow for the oil price. The prices of Brent and West Texas, references in Europe and the United States respectively, plummet after the data of inventories of the North American economy and approach the annual minimums.

Some producing countries are already focusing on other types of energy to ensure the future. The electric power will be the protagonist in the short term.

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June 16, 2017

Asian markets have been down on Friday as Wall Street weakens and the Bank of Japan keeps interest rates unchanged.

'The Bank of Japan is a bastion of stability'. Referring to the growth of the economy in Japan Kuroda said there is no drama. As far as inflation is concerned, the evolution is being as expected and is going well.

The maker of Takata air bags could go bankrupt next week, according to Reuters sources. The Japan Exchange Group announced that the Company's shares could be suspended today. It should be remembered that, for months, they have been in the midst of costly legal proceedings for defects in the security of their systems. Apparently, they would be working to reach an agreement with Key Safety Systems.

Oil prices have remained mixed during the Asian session on Friday, and it is the second consecutive session to reach a six-month low.

Gold also falls, reaching the minimum of the last three weeks. Comes down for two consecutive weeks. The weakness of the precious metal has been accentuated by macro data from the United States and the strength of the dollar.

The Dollar Index remains at the highs of the past two weeks, after employment data suggest that fewer Americans are applying for unemployment benefits.

European markets are expected to open lower the session on Friday.

WALL STREET SELLS

Wall Street sells, after the Fed, and Nasdaq turns on the alarms.

Sales on Wall Street following the rise of interest rates, made by the Federal Reserve, and after the new widespread fall in the great values of the technology sector.

NEGOTIATIONS ON BREXIT

Formal negotiations on Brexit will begin on Monday.

In a joint statement, the UK Government and the European Union have confirmed that the Brexit negotiations will begin next June 19, as planned before the British elections.

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June 19, 2017

Asian markets have been on the rise in Monday's session, as investors are looking forward to how political events in Europe and what looks like a new terrorist attack in London.

Asian markets have been strong in Monday's session, the day the official Brexit talks begin.

An incident involving the use of a vehicle rushing through the crowd in the Finsbury Park area of London has been considered a new terrorist attack. One man was killed and another was arrested by the police.

All this happens on the day when the European Union and the UK are preparing to start negotiations that will be tough.

The dollar has held steady against a basket of major currencies, after weak economic data in the United States, awaiting Fed members' comments to clarify if they think it is possible that the country's economy may maintain the strength shown in past months.

Oil prices fell in Monday's Asian session. The continued expansion of reserves in the United States is weighing heavily, although OPEC countries maintain their intention to continue cutting production.

Gold has come down, touching four-week lows, as the dollar held steady and awaited Federal Reserve interventions after a week of sluggish economic data in the United States.

European markets are expected to open Monday's session mixed.

AMAZON

Panic is unleashed in the retail sector, by the entry of technological values that can unbalance the market.

The giant Amazon has taken over an entire supermarket chain, so all competitors in the sector are falling, as investors are seeing the movement very clear.

There is going to be direct competition from someone who overcomes them in direct contact with consumers, so all the important ones are having numerous problems. Some of them are within the big indexes, so the negative weight is more than evident.

What Amazon is trying to do is curl the curl, since the supermarket will become the local distribution center of its products, which can turn up the interaction we know with supermarkets.

There are more and more developments to use autonomous vehicles, both land and air, to carry small packages to our own homes. It shows a first step of what could be an immense revolution.

Everyone has caught up with the changed step the direct competitors, and all those who are in the sector, are collapsing very seriously.

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June 20, 2017

Asian markets have been mixed in Tuesday's session, pending the decision to include major Chinese stocks in the MSCI.

Asian markets have been mixed in the face of the strength of the dollar and awaiting the inclusion of major Chinese stocks in the MSCI Emerging Markets Index. This will be the fourth attempt of China, after not having obtained the three previous times that it tried.

Gold has risen in Tuesday's Asian session, aided by political uncertainties, and touched the lowest of the last five weeks at the beginning of the session. Demonstrations by Fed members about their more aggressive policies on interest rate hikes have been weighty.

On the other hand, risk aversion continues to rise in the face of concern over whether Donald Trump will be able to carry out his economic reforms, given the election results in Europe and the confused situation in the Middle East.

European markets are expected to open upwards, with eyes on the speech Carney, President of the Central Bank of England. Attention will also be focused on corporate news and economic data that will appear throughout the day.

FINALLY SOMEBODY ACKNOWLEDGES!

Merkel has said that there is a risk that the United Kingdom will become a low-tax territory, following the example of Ireland or Malta.

It seems that is what they are going to do. They are considered dead, but living in the tax hell in which Europe lives, you will see what happens if a country of these dimensions offers reduced taxes.

It can do enormous damage to previous European partners. Nobody expects UK to make it easy…

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