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Less Than Expected Growth In UK In August Amid Slowing Down Of Pandemic

The economy of the United Kingdom continued to recover from the novel coronavirus pandemic crisis, albeit at a slightly slower pace with the economy growing at 2.1% in August on a monthly basis.   According to the Office for National Statistics, the GDP growth rate for month of August was...

BCG: Global economy could lose $10T due to protectionism

The Boston Consulting Group (BCG) and HSBC Bank have released a joint report titled “The $ 10 Trillion Case for Open Trade”, aimed at G20 leaders. The report predicts that the global economy could lose $ 10 trillion by 2025 if governments do not cut high tariffs and abandon trade restrictions. All...

US Fed chief asks Congress to approve new stimulus package

Head of the Federal Reserve System (Fed) Jerome Powell called on the US Congress and the White House to agree on the parameters of a new package of fiscal measures to support the economy. The proposal is aimed at stimulating its recovery, the pace of which weakened in August and September compared...

WTO improves forecast for global trade in 2020

The WTO improved expectations of a decline in global trade due to the COVID-19 pandemic this year to 9.2%, but now only 7.2% growth is expected in 2021, according to the WTO report released on Tuesday. In April, the organization expected world trade to decline by 13-32% in 2020, depending on the...

World's Governments Urged By IMF To Boost Infra Investment For Fast Post-Pandemic Recovery

Governments of member states of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) should note the low interest rate and take advantage of it to invest in infrastructure which will help in staging a recovery from the economic hit to the global economy by Covid-19 pandemic while also helping to move towards...

Covid-19 Has Largely Not Affected Business Jet Purchase Plans, Finds Honeywell Survey

The novel coronavirus pandemic which has battered the global economy has largely not been able to affect the plans of new aircraft purchases by business jet operators even though the wider global aviation industry is amongst the worst hit sectors because of the pandemic. This was reported in an...

Food security and sovereignty: France’s Tereos commits for Europe

Food security is one of the critical concerns of humanity, representing one of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) adopted by the United Nations. At a time when France's agricultural balance is experiencing lasting deficits, certain players have targeted the issue of food sovereignty and are...

Hong Kong authorities will issue special bonds to combat inflation

The Hong Kong authorities will issue special iBond bonds for retail investors in November this year to protect the population from inflation. This was announced on Monday by the press service of the government of the special administrative region of China. It is expected that such securities will...

Financial companies withdraw $1.6T from UK amid Brexit

Financial services companies operating in the UK have relocated about 7.5 thousand employees to offices in the European Union and removed more than £ 1.2 trillion ($ 1.6 trillion) of assets from the country ahead of the UK's exit from the EU. At the same time, this trend is likely to continue in...

Record M&A Deals In The Third Quarter As Pandemic Restrictions Ease

Those deals that were put on hold at the height of the novel coronavirus pandemic were revisited by companies and with boardroom regained confidence after a roller-coaster year, the third quarter of the current year saw a strong comeback of mergers and acquisitions.   M&A reached a...
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