The financial market was volatile last week, with concerns over a stalemate in international trade in the first days of week, but later Donald Trump communicated positive progress in the negotiations. Nonetheless, no specific agreement was reached and the markets were d

Last week was full of important economic data, which signaled a continuing slowdown and prevented investors from relaxing, maintaining anxiety about future trends. Industrial sector data around the world has recorded another downturn and many countries have reached rece

Last week, global financial markets were rather pessimistic as many riskier assets depreciated. Economic data indicated further slowdown and stagnation in the industrial sector, and no positive news of the international trade war or Brexit appeared on the political scen

Last week, investors focused their attention on central banks around the world. Banks in the U.S., Japan, Britain and Switzerland gathered to decide on further monetary policy and interest rates. All decisions were in-line with investor expectations and market volatilit

The foreign exchange market was in consolidation sentiment last week and the rates of most important currency pairs have changed only slightly. Investors waited for the meeting of the U.S. Federal Reserve, and its members' decision on interest rates and the country's mo