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ANALYST VIEW-Investors react to tentative US debt ceiling deal - Vimarsana News

ANALYST VIEW-Investors react to tentative US debt ceiling deal

U.S. President Joe Biden and top congressional Republican Kevin McCarthy have reached a tentative deal to raise the federal government's $31.4 trillion debt ceiling, ending a months-long stalemate, two sources familiar with the negotiations said on Saturday.

Instant View: ECB delivers seventh consecutive rate hike - Vimarsana News

Instant View: ECB delivers seventh consecutive rate hike

The European Central Bank eased the pace of its interest rate hikes on Thursday and kept its options open on future moves as it continues its fight sticky inflation.

INSTANT VIEW: Canada gains 34,700 jobs in March, jobless rate holds at 5.0% - Vimarsana News

INSTANT VIEW: Canada gains 34,700 jobs in March, jobless rate holds at 5.0%

Canada's economy gained a net 34,700 jobs in March, both in full-time and part-time work and ahead of analyst forecasts, Statistics Canada data showed on Thursday. The jobless rate held at 5.0%, beating forecasts it would rise to 5.1%.

40 Things You Should Never Buy Online - Vimarsana News

40 Things You Should Never Buy Online

For many items, it's often easier to go shopping in person rather than online. From watches to cars, these are the things you should never order online.

FOMC: Time is here to taper bond buying, not to hike rates - Vimarsana News

FOMC: Time is here to taper bond buying, not to hike rates

The Federal Reserve on Wednesday said it will begin trimming its monthly bond purchases in November with plans to end them in 2022, but held to its belief that high inflation would prove "transitory" and likely not require a fast rise in interest rates.