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South Korea In Tight Spot Because Of US-China Trade War

It was just a week ago that the Chinese tech giant Huawei was placed in its trade blacklist by the United States – but that did not stop a delegation of more than a hundred politicians and business leaders from South Korean visiting the company’s headquarters in China.   The team, which...

US-China trade conflict starts affecting other countries

Negative consequences of the confrontation between the two largest economies began to affect the markets and companies around the world. Corporate investments in Japan decreased in Q1 by 1.2%, and private consumption - by 0.3% on an annualized basis, although GDP still grew by 2.1%, the statistical...

The Frontiers Of Climate Change Battle

The Brazilian coastline mangrove forests stand as sentinels to check soil erosion by taking on the hit from climate change and rising water levels, but we need to save them from the humans as well as climate change phenomena. Brazilian fishermen like Jose da Cruz have been earning his living for...

Italian Deputy Prime Minister Demand For ECB’s New Role In State Debt Guarantee

The winning leaders of EU parliamentary election suggest EU fiscal rules reform, while Salvini urges for a new role of ECB in state debt guarantee. On Tuesday, May 28, 2019, Matteo Salvini, the deputy Prime Minister of Italy demanded for a “new role” in the European Central Bank. This should be...

New York Emerges As The New Global Finance Centre In Survey

Brexit’s shadow of uncertainty has grown into “a full-blown crisis”, reveals annual survey. Duff & Phelps’ conducted a survey which involved the financial executive, whereby it revealed that Brexit fallout has been highlighted New York as the “pre-eminent financial centre” of the world whereby...

EU Trade Chief says Ball in U.S. Court to Start Trade Talks

Even though there has been some progress in the talks between the European Union and the United States which is aimed at averting the US from imposing a punitive import tariff on EU made cars, the ball lies squarely on in the court of the US on whether to come to an agreement with the EU on a broad...

China stops buying Iranian oil because of US sanctions

China and a number of other countries refused to buy Iranian oil for fear of falling under US sanctions, The Wall Street Journal reported, citing sources from the Iranian oil sector. The United States, which had previously discontinued participation in the agreement on the Iranian nuclear deal,...

It Is Not Possible To Ignore The Growing Alternative Protein Industry

The market for alternative proteins – known by different names such as "plant-based" and "alternative” proteins, is seemingly immense and is slowly turning out to be a growing movement in large parts of the world. .    According to GreenBiz ally Andrew Beebe of Obvious Ventures:...

Brexit Could Potentially Be Injurious To British Steel Sector

“Brexit will not improve the situation for the steel sector but it has the potential to cause a great deal of damage”, says the director general of the “Trade Association UK Steel”. The Director General of the Trade Association UK Steel, Gareth Stace write that the difficulties that have come on...

Global Economy Shrouded In ‘High Degree of Uncertainty’: BoJ Governor Ahead of G20 Meet

Downside risks gaping wide as Brexit worries, trade wars, currency depreciation engulf the economy across the globe. The governor of Bank of Japan, Haruhiko Kuroda stated on Monday that the world economy stands at “highly uncertain” position which exhibit “downside risks” because of a couple of...
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