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CNN: Biden may resort to commodity interventions to stabilise fuel market

After OPEC members disregarded Washington's efforts to raise supply, US Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm said, the US is looking into other methods to lower fuel costs. Commodity interventions are one of the tools in Washington's arsenal. "Unfortunately, OPEC is in charge of the oil price...

The US Has Ways For Reacting To OPEC+ Not Willing To Increase Oil Supply, Says Biden

Following the rejection of appeals by the United States for producing more oil by OPEC and its allies, the US President Joe Biden said on Saturday that the country has methods and strategies to address the issue of high oil prices because of the curbing of production and supply of oil by the...

China’s October Exports Higher Than Estimates Offsetting Slowing Domestic Demand

Despite a slowdown, the growth of Chinese exports for the month of October was reported to be above the expectations of analysts. This growth was driven by continued strong global demand for the holiday season, improvements in the shortage of power in China, and an easing of disruptions in the...

Weak Consumption Likely Resulted In A Slight Contraction For Japan’s Economy In Q3

According to a survey of economists conducted by Reuters, there was a decline in Japan's economy in the third quarter as Covid-19 infection controls and supply shortages weighed on consumption and output, highlighting the glacial pace of recovery of the economy from the pandemic's devastation....

October Exports For China Likely Was Strong Due To Strong Global Demand

There was likely a slight fall in China's export growth in October, according to a Reuters poll released on Friday, but still was strong enough because of sustained global demand, easing out of the issues in the global supply chain, and a reduction in the power shortage in the country, while...

Fed announces reduction in asset buyback programme

The US Federal Reserve (Fed) announced at its November meeting that it had begun winding down its stimulus programme for asset purchases - the reduction is expected to amount to $15bn per month against the current volume of purchases of at least $120bn. The key rate remained the same, but analysts...

Growth In Japan’s Service Sector In October For The First Time Since Start Of Pandemic

The October, the services sector activity in Japan increased - a first for it in 21 months, with a spike in consumer morale after the subsidence of the coronavirus pandemic, which helped to drive a broad-based surge in demand domestically.   The state of emergency restrictions was lifted in...

US employment, industrial orders and services sectors improve

Several reports related to different aspects of the US economy for September and October were published on Wednesday at once - they show some growth and recovery in the period. The US Department of Commerce released data on industrial orders in September: they unexpectedly rose slightly - by 0.2%...

European Parliament calls for resolution of dispute with US on aluminium

The United States is not lifting all duties on imports of steel and aluminium products from the European Union, the head of the European Parliament's international trade committee, Bernd Lange, has said. The EU needs to work towards a full resolution of the issue, said Bernd Lange, head of the...

Stronger-Than-Average Growth For UK Business, Says CBI Report

Even though the United Kingdom economy was hit by wide-ranging disruption to supply chains, the economy managed to clock a small degree of momentum, growing at more than average speed in the three months to the end of October, according to a report by the Confederation of British Industry (CBI) on...
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