- World Economic Forum Names Switzerland as the World’s Most Competitive Economy, Displacing US Following Weakening of its Financial Markets and Rising Budget Deficits
- OPEC Likely to Leave Output Unchanged at Wednesday’s Meeting as Current Oil Prices Deemed Favourable
- UK’s Finance Minister to Curb Government Spending when Economy Recovers, But Vows to Protect Frontline Services
- China’s Passenger Car Sales Surge 90.18% to 858.3k in August from a Year Ago on Government Stimulus Measures
- German Industrial Orders Rise 3.5% in July from June, Trumping Economists’ Expectations by 1.5%
- Australian Business Confidence Jumps 8 Points to 18 Points in August from July, Highest Level in Almost Six Years
- Crude Oil Stands at USD 68.02 per Barrel
- Ethanol Stands at USD 1.64 per Gallon
- Natural Gas Stands at USD 2.73 per British Thermal Unit (Btu)
- Gold Stands at USD 994.90 per Troy Ounce
All US Markets Closed Yesterday (Labor Day)
- London FTSE Index Rises 31.74 Points (0.64%)
- Japan Nikkei Index Nikkei Index Rises 72.29 Points (0.7%)
- Hong Kong Hang Seng Index Hang Seng Index Rises 440.5 Points (2.14%)
- Brazil Bovespa Index Rises 945.11 Points (1.7%)
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