Source: US Census Bureau The United States’ trade gap narrowed in February, as exports grew at a faster pace than imports during the month. QQQ is up 0.63%. The international trade deficit stood at $106.6 billion, $1.0. billion or 0.9% lower than the $107.6-billion deficit recorded in the previous month.Exports climbed by $1.9 billion to $157.2 billion, while imports … [Read more...] about US Trade Gap Narrows to $106.6 Billion in February
Japanese Yen Depreciates to Weakest Against Dollar in Seven Years
Source: Financial Times The Japanese yen plunged to its weakest level against the US dollar in seven years on Monday after its central bank offered to boost its bond-buying program. EWJ is down 1.74%. The yen depreciated by over 2% to reach ¥125 versus the dollar, with traders expecting more weakness.The currency has already dropped by over 7% so far this month, making … [Read more...] about Japanese Yen Depreciates to Weakest Against Dollar in Seven Years
The Top Sandbox Metaverse Projects: Play-to-Earn Games and More
Playing games and having some of the best times while earning on the side is no longer a dream but a reality. The evolution of blockchain and cryptocurrencies is increasingly making every gamer's dream career a reality. It’s become increasingly possible for gamers to smash through metaverse games and battles and earn a fortune. Metaverse gaming projects are growing in … [Read more...] about The Top Sandbox Metaverse Projects: Play-to-Earn Games and More
Pending Home Sales Fall For the Fourth Straight Month in February
Source: National Association of Realtors US pending home sales edged lower by 4.1% to an index of 104.9 in February, the fourth straight month that the contract signings have registered losses. SPY is up +0.45%, DXY is down -0.21%. Only the Northeast reported an increase in pending home sales in February, while the three other major regions of the US posted a … [Read more...] about Pending Home Sales Fall For the Fourth Straight Month in February
UK Retail Sales Plunge 0.3% on Cost of Living Crisis
Source: Office for National Statistics Britain’s retail sales fell unexpectedly in February despite the easing of COVID-19 restrictions as the cost of the living crisis started to hurt households. FTSE 100 up +0.36%, GBPUSD up +0.02% Online shopping fell back towards pre-pandemic levels as winter storms kept people away from the high street, and spending at food and drink … [Read more...] about UK Retail Sales Plunge 0.3% on Cost of Living Crisis
