Hong Kong, June 21: Asian markets mostly fell on Thursday, with Shanghai and Hong Kong leading the way, with an early rally overcome by simmering concerns about a possible China-US trade war. Worry over the
Frankfurt am Main, June 21: Germany has earned some 2.9 billion euros ($3.5 billion) since 2010 on Greek debt bought to help the struggling country, a government report seen by AFP showed Thursday. “Contrary to
China's Ministry of Commerce (MOC) said on Thursday that the 7th China-EU High-level Economic and Trade Dialogue will be held in Beijing on June 25. The dialogue will be co-chaired by Chinese Vice Premier Liu
Forces led by military strongman Khalifa Haftar, which dominate eastern Libya, said Thursday they had recaptured two key oil export terminals from a rival militia. “Our armed forces have full control of the Ras Lanuf
The Bank of England left its key interest rate at 0.50 percent in an announcement Thursday following a regular meeting, as British inflation holds at a 14-month low. BoE policymakers voted 6-3 to keep the
European Central Bank President Mario Draghi said Wednesday a plan for reform of the 19-nation eurozone agreed by Paris and Berlin this week was “encouraging” although “vague”. “The recent document produced by France and Germany
The board of the International Monetary Fund on Wednesday approved a $50 billion aid package intended to help Argentina confront inflation, budget deficits and a weakening currency. The fund's executive board approved the agreement struck
On Wednesday, June 20th 2018, index provider (MSCI) announced that they will include Saudi Arabia and Argentina in its widely tracked Emerging Market index, effective 2019. MSCI will employ a two-step inclusion process for Saudi
South Korean President Moon Jae-in headed to Russia on Thursday for a summit with his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin that will focus on ways to boost the countries' economic cooperation, as well as their joint
China's newly-unveiled financial measures to ease credit strain on small- and micro-sized businesses (SMBs) are necessary for their development, experts said. The country will roll out a series of measures to make financing more accessible
US President Donald Trump's trade threats and bellicose diplomacy is being met on America's northern frontier with boycotts of US goods and travel, and even a call for nuclearization. The grassroots backlash reflects the angry
London, June 20: World stocks climbed Wednesday as investors fished for bargains, but anxiety lingered over simmering trade tensions between China and the United States, dealers said. London and Frankfurt were higher in mid-afternoon deals,
The International Monetary Fund’s board of directors approved a $50 billion credit line for Argentina on Wednesday, making it the largest loan in the institution’s history. IMF board members voted in favor of the three-year
Brussels, June 20: A raft of retaliatory tariffs from the European Union against painful metals duties imposed by US President Donald Trump will come into effect on Friday, a top EU official said. “We did
Asian equities rose Wednesday on bargain-buying after the previous day's battering, but investors remain anxious as the threat of a China-US trade war hangs over markets. Shanghai and Hong Kong bore the brunt of the
Hong Kong, June 21: Asian markets mostly fell on Thursday, with Shanghai and Hong Kong leading the way, with an early rally overcome by simmering concerns about a possible China-US trade war. Worry over the
Frankfurt am Main, June 21: Germany has earned some 2.9 billion euros ($3.5 billion) since 2010 on Greek debt bought to help the struggling country, a government report seen by AFP showed Thursday. “Contrary to
China's Ministry of Commerce (MOC) said on Thursday that the 7th China-EU High-level Economic and Trade Dialogue will be held in Beijing on June 25. The dialogue will be co-chaired by Chinese Vice Premier Liu
Forces led by military strongman Khalifa Haftar, which dominate eastern Libya, said Thursday they had recaptured two key oil export terminals from a rival militia. “Our armed forces have full control of the Ras Lanuf
The Bank of England left its key interest rate at 0.50 percent in an announcement Thursday following a regular meeting, as British inflation holds at a 14-month low. BoE policymakers voted 6-3 to keep the
European Central Bank President Mario Draghi said Wednesday a plan for reform of the 19-nation eurozone agreed by Paris and Berlin this week was “encouraging” although “vague”. “The recent document produced by France and Germany
The board of the International Monetary Fund on Wednesday approved a $50 billion aid package intended to help Argentina confront inflation, budget deficits and a weakening currency. The fund's executive board approved the agreement struck
On Wednesday, June 20th 2018, index provider (MSCI) announced that they will include Saudi Arabia and Argentina in its widely tracked Emerging Market index, effective 2019. MSCI will employ a two-step inclusion process for Saudi
South Korean President Moon Jae-in headed to Russia on Thursday for a summit with his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin that will focus on ways to boost the countries' economic cooperation, as well as their joint
China's newly-unveiled financial measures to ease credit strain on small- and micro-sized businesses (SMBs) are necessary for their development, experts said. The country will roll out a series of measures to make financing more accessible
US President Donald Trump's trade threats and bellicose diplomacy is being met on America's northern frontier with boycotts of US goods and travel, and even a call for nuclearization. The grassroots backlash reflects the angry
London, June 20: World stocks climbed Wednesday as investors fished for bargains, but anxiety lingered over simmering trade tensions between China and the United States, dealers said. London and Frankfurt were higher in mid-afternoon deals,
The International Monetary Fund’s board of directors approved a $50 billion credit line for Argentina on Wednesday, making it the largest loan in the institution’s history. IMF board members voted in favor of the three-year
Brussels, June 20: A raft of retaliatory tariffs from the European Union against painful metals duties imposed by US President Donald Trump will come into effect on Friday, a top EU official said. “We did
Asian equities rose Wednesday on bargain-buying after the previous day's battering, but investors remain anxious as the threat of a China-US trade war hangs over markets. Shanghai and Hong Kong bore the brunt of the
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