
China inflation data point to a sharp rise in prices in more than two years.
The CPI rose by 2.5% in January compared to the same period last year, after the December CPI rose by 2.1%.
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China inflation data point to a sharp rise in prices in more than two years.
The CPI rose by 2.5% in January compared to the same period last year, after the December CPI rose by 2.1%.

The price of the Oil rises by 0.2%.
The WTI stands at a price level of 53.1 dollar per barrel and the Brent rising to a price level of 55.7 dollar per barrel.

Twitter shares are diving by 10% after the social media company reported about a lowest revenues growth since the IPO and provided a forecast which was sharply lower than analysts’ forecasts.

The German Chamber of Commerce said today that the decision of Britain to leave the EU has been hit businesses, and consequently in the volume of trade between Britain and Germany declined by 3% in 2016.

Copper prices jump by 1.3% after the employees of the world’s largest copper mine declared that they would start a strike.

France posted today that its trade deficit narrowed in December.
France’s trade deficit in December amounted to 3.42 billion Euros, after he arrived in November to 4.37 billion Euros.

Germany released disappointing data indicating a fall of 3% in December industrial output in Europe’s largest economy.
The decline contrasts with the trend in November and October.

The trading on Wall Street ended with a slight declines yesterday.
The Dow Jones was down by 0.1%, the S&P 500 lost 0.2% and the Nasdaq retreated by 0.05%.

German factory orders surged 5.2% in December.
That’s the most since July 2014 and is completely defeats the economists who had a forecast of only 0.5%.

The Asian stock markets are rising at the backdrop of rising prices gains on Wall Street on Friday, following Trump’s announcement that he will reduce the regulation of banks.
Tokyo rose 0.3%, Hong Kong grew by 0.9%, Seoul rose 0.2%, Shanghai and Singapore added 0.5%