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Italy’s Outlook Lowered To Negative By S&P, Keeps Rating Same

Citing the weighing down of growth and debt prospects of Italy by the country’s government’s policy plans, the outlook of the country’s economy was changed to negative from stable by Standard & Poor's even though it left the nation’s sovereign debt rating unchanged.   The ratings for the...

World Stocks Set To Record Worst Performing Week In 5 Years

The already existing fears among investors fears about trade war and economic growth was compounded by concerns over corporate profits to drive global stocks lower on Friday and set them up for a worst performance in five years.   Following the missing of market expectation by Alphabet and...

Brexit Uncertainty Forces RBS To Set Aside Provision Of £100m

As the first major UK bank to officially announce a Brexit provision, RBS announced that it is setting aside a sum of £100m to counter any eventuality in the face of a ‘more uncertain economic outlook’ as the UK leaves the European Union in about 5 months from now.   UK banks should increase...

World Bank: Poor food quality brings $115 billion of annual loss

Developing countries annually lose $ 115 billion due to poor food quality - this includes productivity losses due to diseases and deaths, the cost of treating eating disorders and losses from international trade, the World Bank (WB) report says. Its experts indicate that instead of focused policies...

GE Power Business Could Get A Boost With A Potential Mega Deal In Iraq

The flagging power business of General Electric got a boost after the company etched a preliminary agreement to rebuild the dilapidated electric power grid of Iraq.   But the stage for the final contract bidding has been set as GE rival, Germany's Siemens, has also entered into a nonbinding...

Asian stocks lost nearly $ 5 trillion of their value this year and continue to decline

Asian stocks fell on Thursday after falling at Wall Street. Asian stocks have already lost more than $ 4.9 trillion of their value this year, Bloomberg writes. The MSCI Asia Pacific Index fell by 2% to 4:30 pm in Hong Kong, increasing the decline from the January peak to 22%. The Japanese Topix...

UK is preparing for disruptions of drugs and food supplies due to Brexit

If Brussels and London do not reach a satisfactory Brexit agreement, the delivery of goods to the UK along the main route will be difficult. Absence of a deal between London and Brussels on Brexit could lead to a significant difficulty in transporting goods between Dover and Calais, reports the...

Italy's Budget Rejected By EU Commission

According to a report by the Italian news agency AGI, citing EU sources, Italy has been asked to submit a new budget by the European Commission after the administrative arm of the block rejected the so called populist budget of the debt ridden country.   The Commission later held a news...

S&P: Huge debts threaten China economy

China may face “debt iceberg” and “titanic” credit risks, S&P Global rating agency warned. According to its estimates, the size of off-balance sheet debts of Chinese municipalities can reach 30–40 trillion yuan ($ 4.5–6 trillion) due to their investments in infrastructure projects. For many years,...

China Growth Slows Down To Its Slowest In Almost A Decade

China, the second largest economy of the world reported a slowdown in its growth for the three months ended September with a growth rate of 6.5 per cent compared to the same period a year ago.   This rate of growth is the slowest for the economy since the early 2009 when it was also hit by...
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