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US PCE Price Index Declines Adding Further Pressure on the DXY as Gold Rises to $2070/oz - Vimarsana News

US PCE Price Index Declines Adding Further Pressure on the DXY as Gold Rises to $2070/oz

US data continues to show signs of slowing down with today's PCE print likely to fuel rate cut expectations. Gold advances toward key resistance area.

Vietnam's seafood export target revised down to 9 bln USD for 2023 - Vimarsana News

Vietnam's seafood export target revised down to 9 bln USD for 2023

HANOI, June 13 (Xinhua) -- Vietnam seafood exports were revised down by 10 percent to 9 billion U.S. dollars for this year due to weakening demand from key mark

European Midday Briefing : German GDP Weighs on Mood, U.S. Debt-Ceiling Jitters Linger - Vimarsana News

European Midday Briefing : German GDP Weighs on Mood, U.S. Debt-Ceiling Jitters Linger

MARKET WRAPS Stocks: European stocks struggled for momentum on Thursday as U.S. debt-ceiling jitters continued to weigh on market sentiment and after Germany's first-quarter GDP got surprisingly revised down, and the country entered a technical... | 10:21am

North American Morning Briefing : Nvidia Surge -2- - Vimarsana News

North American Morning Briefing : Nvidia Surge -2-

In a ruling Wednesday, New York State Supreme Court Justice David B. Cohen sided with Black in determining that Guzel Ganieva's claims were invalid, largely because she signed a nondisclosure agreement with Black in 2015 under which she was paid about ... | 06:08am

Petrol prices drop against projections of increase | Business - Vimarsana News

Petrol prices drop against projections of increase | Business

The retail prices of petrol have been revised down from 3pm on February 21 by the Ministry of Industry and Trade, and the Ministry of Finance, although previous forecasts predicted that they are likely to increase.