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European equities move higher at open

December 03, 2021: European stock markets advanced Friday in opening deals, mirroring gains across most Asian markets on easing Omicron concerns ahead of key US data. In initial trade, London's benchmark FTSE 100 index gained

European stocks slide at open on US Omicron case

December 02, 2021: European stock markets sank in opening deals Thursday following the first Omicron coronavirus case in the United States. Sentiment was also hampered by expectations the US Federal Reserve will start hiking interest

OECD cuts world’s growth forecast

December 01, 2021: The OECD lowered the world's economic growth outlook for 2021 on Wednesday and called for a swifter rollout of covid vaccines, fearing the emergence of “breeding grounds” for deadlier strains. The global

European stocks attempt rebound at open

December 01, 2021: European stock markets attempted to rebound in opening deals on Wednesday, in a rollercoaster week that has been jarred by fears over the economic impact of the Omicron coronavirus variant. In initial

Eurozone inflation soars to highest rate on record

Nov 30, 2021: Eurozone inflation surged to its highest rate on record in November, fuelled by soaring energy prices, official data showed Tuesday. Consumer prices picked up to 4.9 percent from 4.1 percent the previous

Omicron poses growth risks, monetary policy challenges

November 30, 2021 (MLN): It is too soon to incorporate the effects of the new Omicron coronavirus variant into global economic growth forecasts until more is known about its transmissibility and severity, Fitch Ratings said

European stocks rebound at open after Omicron freefall

November 29, 2021: European stock markets rallied in opening deals on Monday, rebounding from a pre-weekend slump that was sparked by fears over a new variant of Covid-19. London, Frankfurt and Paris gained more than

Pandemic to cost global tourism $2tr in 2021: UN

November 29, 2021: The coronavirus pandemic will cost the global tourism sector $2 trillion in lost revenue in 2021, the UN's tourism body said Monday, calling the sector's recovery “fragile” and “slow”. The forecast from

Nissan plans 50% EVs sales by 2030

November 29, 2021 (MLN): Automaker Nissan is planning to plow billions of dollars to increase its global sales of Electric Vehicles (EV) as the company wants half its global sales to be hybrid vehicles by 2030, as per

Moderate recovery, challenges remain for APAC Tech in 2022

November 29, 2021 (MLN): Fitch Ratings expects a modest improvement in average cash flow from operations for the Asia-Pacific (APAC) Technology sector in 2022, as economic uncertainties and continuing Covid-19 influences temper cash-flow growth, the

European stock markets plunge at open on Covid variant

November 26, 2021: European stock markets plunged more than three percent at the start of trading Friday on fears over a new variant of Covid-19. London, Frankfurt and Paris tumbled following sharp losses for Asian

European equities move higher at open

December 03, 2021: European stock markets advanced Friday in opening deals, mirroring gains across most Asian markets on easing Omicron concerns ahead of key US data. In initial trade, London's benchmark FTSE 100 index gained

European stocks slide at open on US Omicron case

December 02, 2021: European stock markets sank in opening deals Thursday following the first Omicron coronavirus case in the United States. Sentiment was also hampered by expectations the US Federal Reserve will start hiking interest

OECD cuts world’s growth forecast

December 01, 2021: The OECD lowered the world's economic growth outlook for 2021 on Wednesday and called for a swifter rollout of covid vaccines, fearing the emergence of “breeding grounds” for deadlier strains. The global

European stocks attempt rebound at open

December 01, 2021: European stock markets attempted to rebound in opening deals on Wednesday, in a rollercoaster week that has been jarred by fears over the economic impact of the Omicron coronavirus variant. In initial

Eurozone inflation soars to highest rate on record

Nov 30, 2021: Eurozone inflation surged to its highest rate on record in November, fuelled by soaring energy prices, official data showed Tuesday. Consumer prices picked up to 4.9 percent from 4.1 percent the previous

Omicron poses growth risks, monetary policy challenges

November 30, 2021 (MLN): It is too soon to incorporate the effects of the new Omicron coronavirus variant into global economic growth forecasts until more is known about its transmissibility and severity, Fitch Ratings said

European stocks rebound at open after Omicron freefall

November 29, 2021: European stock markets rallied in opening deals on Monday, rebounding from a pre-weekend slump that was sparked by fears over a new variant of Covid-19. London, Frankfurt and Paris gained more than

Pandemic to cost global tourism $2tr in 2021: UN

November 29, 2021: The coronavirus pandemic will cost the global tourism sector $2 trillion in lost revenue in 2021, the UN's tourism body said Monday, calling the sector's recovery “fragile” and “slow”. The forecast from

Nissan plans 50% EVs sales by 2030

November 29, 2021 (MLN): Automaker Nissan is planning to plow billions of dollars to increase its global sales of Electric Vehicles (EV) as the company wants half its global sales to be hybrid vehicles by 2030, as per

Moderate recovery, challenges remain for APAC Tech in 2022

November 29, 2021 (MLN): Fitch Ratings expects a modest improvement in average cash flow from operations for the Asia-Pacific (APAC) Technology sector in 2022, as economic uncertainties and continuing Covid-19 influences temper cash-flow growth, the

European stock markets plunge at open on Covid variant

November 26, 2021: European stock markets plunged more than three percent at the start of trading Friday on fears over a new variant of Covid-19. London, Frankfurt and Paris tumbled following sharp losses for Asian