Alexander Bueso is a journalist who writes for Digital Look, a Web Financial Group Company. He covers a range of topics including financial markets, economic indicators, and corporate news. With a focus on providing timely and insightful analysis, Alexander's articles aim to keep readers informed about the latest developments in the world of finance.
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By: Alexander Bueso
China's foreign trade surplus widened unexpectedly in October amid brisk growth in the country's exports.
By: Alexander Bueso
Stocks in Asia were mostly higher on Thursday in the wake of the fresh record highs on Wall Street after the US presidential elections.
Rate-setters in the US decided on Thursday to ease monetary policy further.
By: Alexander Bueso
Investors' focus at the end of the week will be on the US consumer and any fresh news out around the incoming US administration's plans.
By: Alexander Bueso
Asia Pacific stocks ended the week on a soft note after officials in Beijing refrained from more fiscal stimulus.
By: Alexander Bueso
Consumer confidence in the States hit a six-month high heading into the elections in November, the results of a closely followed survey revealed.
By: Alexander Bueso
London stocks were firmly in the red on Friday, with heavily-weighted miners under the cosh as China's latest $1.4trn stimulus package underwhelmed investors.
By: Alexander Bueso
European shares finished on a mixed note on Wednesday after a weak session in Asia as investors worried about the possible imposition of tariffs by the new US administration.
By: Alexander Bueso
Most European equity markets incurred in slight losses on Friday with pharma and technology stocks pacing losses.
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America's President has authorised Ukraine to employ long-range ATACMS supplied by the US to strike targets inside Russia. More specifically, Kyiv will now be allowed to strike targets within the Kursk region, the New York Times reported. Speculation may increase that permission from Britain, the US and France to do the same with Storm Shadow missiles could follow. Joe Biden's decision is said to have been triggered by the appearance of North Korean troops in the Kursk region. - The Sunday Telegraph
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