In Q1, Australia’s CPI slowed from 4.1% yoy to 3.6% yoy, exceeding market expectations of 3.4% yoy. Similarly, trimmed mean CPI, which excludes volatile price items and provides a clearer view of underlying inflation trends, Read more…
New Zealand’s goods exports rose 3.8% yoy to NZD 6.5B in March. Goods imports fell -25% yoy to NZD 5.9B. Monthly trade balance was a surplus of NZD 588m, versus expectation of NZD -505m deficit. Read more…
WTI crude oil reversed from support zone Likely to rise to resistance level 86.00 WTI crude oil recently reversed up from the support zone lying between the round support level 80.00 (low of wave (iv) Read more…
USDCAD reversed from long-term resistance level 1.3840 Likely to fall to support level 1.3600 USDCAD currency pair continues to fall after the pair reversed down with the weekly Shooting Star from the major long-term resistance Read more…
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Bayer (BAYRY) CEO Bill Anderson has devised a new plan to help tackle the company’s billion-dollar debt, and it involves getting rid of all of the organization’s middle managers and granting its roughly 100,000 employees Read more…
As artificial intelligence continues to dominate Wall Street’s attention, the conversation typically has revolved around productivity…among more existential concerns. But can AI be used to treat some of the most consequential and prevalent cognitive diseases? Read more…
It is a sound like no other. If you listen very carefully, you might hear 120 years of history and a sense of loyalty that comes awfully close to cult status. Related: Analyst issues stark Read more…
Apple’s brand new product, Apple Vision Pro, is apparently not living up to the hype that surrounded its debut, and the company has allegedly been forced to cut its sales expectations. Bloomberg chief correspondent Mark Read more…