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IEA expects global energy investment cuts

Global energy investment in 2020 will fall by one fifth (20%), or almost $ 400 billion, compared to 2019 due to the COVID-19 pandemic. It will be the largest decline in history, according to a new annual report by the International Energy agency World Energy Investment 2020 (WEI 2020). The oil...

Bank of Canada: Economic recovery will require significant stimulus

Bank of Canada intends to provide significant stimulus to the economy for the foreseeable future to help the country recover from the damage caused by the novel coronavirus pandemic, the Governor of the Bank of Canada Stephen Poloz said this on Monday. He is confident that the Canadian economy is...

Second Infection Wave Fear Grip Investors As Global Economy Begin To Reopen

Failure to arrive at a COVID-19 treatment could prove a bit global economic “tripping point”. Last week, the indexes of S&P 500 as well as Dow Jones slumped as investor expect to face “a second wave of coronavirus infections” as many of the countries decide to reopen their economy. In fact,...

German economy shows record fall in January-March

In the first quarter of 2020, the German economy contracted by 2.2% compared to the fourth quarter of 2019, according to the final data of the Federal Statistical Agency of Germany (Destatis). The fall in the country's GDP was the highest since the first quarter of 2009. In annual terms, the fall...

Trump Urged By US Business Groups To Allow Visas For Skilled-Worker Amid Pandemic

There will be negative economic consequences for the United States if the US President Donald Trump goes ahead and implements his planned restrictions on temporary work visas to the country, warned a range of business groups in an 11th-hour appeal to Trump. The business groups said that if skilled...

Argentina Defaults On Debt, Negotiations With Creditors For Debt Restructuring Ongoing

Crisis hit South American economy of Argentina defaulted on payments on about $500 million of bonds coupons on Friday, whose payments had already been delayed. According to reports from creditors and a ratings agency, this is the ninth sovereign debt default by the country.   The country has...

Economic Growth Target Not Announced By China For First Time In Three Decades

For the first time in three decades, the Chinese government has skipped setting that goal in its annual projections and plans as the country’s Premier Li Keqiang did not announce an economic growth target for this year.   The government expected its annual budget deficit for 2020 to rise to...

‘Taking Advantage Of Long-Term Rates’: Mnuchin

The U.S. won’t be buying back debt but could borrow long-term money. Steven Mnuchin, the “Treasury Secretary” of the U.S. doesn’t see the country buying back debt while his plan is to borrow long-term money so as to “lock in low interest rates” while the uncertainty of COVID-19 pandemic sways the...

IEA Predicts Drop In Global Green Energy Growth For The First Time In Two Decades

According to the predictions of the International Energy Agency, there will be an annual decline in the growth in new renewable energy capacity globally for the current year of 2020 which will be the first for the energy segment in the last 20 years.    According to the report, there...

UK places government bonds with negative yield

On Wednesday, the UK placed government bonds maturing in July 2023 in the amount of 3.8 billion pounds ($ 4.66 billion). The weighted average yield of bonds during the auction held by the British Debt Management Office (DBO) amounted to minus 0.003% per annum. Thus, UK government bonds were first...
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