Crude oil rose today after data showed that US inventories fell more than expected, and OPEC raised its forecast for oil demand, but the gains were capped by concerns
Oil prices rose today on the heels of strong Chinese import data, broadly ignoring Middle East tensions that have not yet disrupted oil supplies.
The number of Americans filing new jobless claims rose unexpectedly last week, but this increase is likely to reduce labor market conditions that are improving
Crude oil prices fell yesterday after official data showed a large increase in US gasoline stocks, which raised concerns about weak demand in the world's largest oil consumer as
The US trade deficit rose to a record high in February, as the country's economic activity recovered more quickly than its global counterpart, and could remain high this year,
Business activity in the Eurozone returned to growth last month, buoyed by a record expansion
The International Monetary Fund expects a stronger recovery during 2021 as launching of the
Global stocks hit record highs today, supported by strong economic data from China and the
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