Magazine for Forex Traders
Chinese Prime Minister Li Keqiang delivered a report
Li Keqiang in his speech at the 1st session of the National People’s Congress noted that China will maintain stable growth rates of the country’s economy. They’ll be around 6.5 percent a year. He also noted that China’s authorities are determined to exercise strict control over the changes in the debt burden in the economy. […]
Read moreiMoney Expo 2018 conference to be held in Chinese Guangzhou
This event, which will be held on November 2-3, will be interesting for professionals working in the financial sector. iMoney Expo 2018 program includes forums and exhibitions. The main issues for discussion will be forex trading, payments, blockchain as well as credit, personal finance, money transfers and payment security. The focus will be on fraud […]
Read moreAddress by Mark Carney, Head of the Bank of England, at a press conference on 4 August 2016
The Monetary Policy Committee of the Bank of England decided to reduce the interest rate to 0.25 percent, which was the historic low for the UK. Purchase of government bonds was increased to £79 billion 780 million. Also, the British Central Bank plans to acquire within a year and a half corporate bonds totaling about […]
Read moreU.S. Federal Reserve Board statement of 27 July 2016
As a result of the meeting held on July 26-27, the U.S. Federal Reserve issued a Statement.It notes that the country’s labor market shows positive trends.The level of activity in the economy is growing, but the growth rate is moderate. New job growth has accelerated somewhat.Consumer spending recorded a significant increase. However, inflation remains low. […]
Read moreIan Art and his new book, Forex for Skeptics.
Ian Art’s new book “Forex for Skeptics” is on sale. This event deserves the attention of the trading community and, above all, of those who are only at the beginning of the way of mastering the trader’s wisdom. Author of the book Jan Art is a famous person in financial circles. He is Vice President […]
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