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As Brexit Talks Resume, U.K. Seeks Progress On Citizens' Rights

During the second round of divorce talks starting Monday in Brussels, European Union negotiators have been urged by Brexit Secretary David Davis to push for progress on resolving thorny questions around the rights of citizens resident in each other’s nations.   “We made a good start last...

Global Economy Is At The Risk Of Losing ‘$53 Billion’ In Cyber-Attack: Lloyd's Report

Experts find it difficult to “understand” the accumulated impact of cyber, given its virtual nature. A report of Lloyd's of London states that an average economic loss of nearly “$53 billion” could occur if a “major” global cyber-attack takes place, whereby the losses could be equivalent to a...

Review Of Deutsche Bank’s Shareholders Is Under Consideration By The ECB

A source confirms the news of ECB’s new consideration in regards to Deutsche Bank’s shareholders. The “top banking regulator” of Europe, the ECB is thinking of “considering” a review of “Two largest shareholders” of the Deutsche Bank, reports a “regulatory source”.   “Qatar's royal family...

High Stock Priced Companies Are At Risk Of ‘Market Manipulation’

Many experts agree that it all boils down to the “number” irrespective of “market cap” when it comes down to the vulnerability to market manipulation. The shares of Alphabet and Amazon soaring near “$1000”, has given rise to numerous debate concerning the introduction of a split in the stocks...

The EU increased trade with other countries in May

The volume of trade in the euro area sharply increased in May against the backdrop of growing exports and imports of goods with the rest of the world. This fact signalizes that the world trade is in good shape, Reuters reports. The European Union, the main trader in the world, noted growth of trade...

Does Saudi Arabia really need expensive oil in 2017?

Saudi Arabia may not be as weakened as one would expect, even though the oil market is vulnerable in the face of reductions carried out by major world oil producers. The Saudis are playing a longer game, analysts at RBC Capital Markets said. This can be explained by the fact that the key elements...

Analysts Say Markets Could Question Sustainability Of ‘Abenomics’ As Shinzo Abe’s Approval Rating Declines

If Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe’s approval rating continues to decline, a market researcher has warned that the markets could start to question the long-term sustainability of Abe's economic program which is better and momre commonly referred to as 'Abenomics'.   "In terms of all...

France Makes A Late But Promising Entry In The Race To Win Brexit Businesses

France makes an attempt to dispel its image “as a country of high taxes and strict labor laws”. In an attempt to promote France as “more ‘finance-friendly’”, the government is taking an initiative, whereby increasing the chance drawing the “Brexit-fleeing banks from London” to Paris. However, “a...

ECB follows the Fed's lead in the curtailment of the QE program

The European Central Bank (ECB) seeks to maintain the open time of the asset buy-back program, and not to set a potential date for its termination. These actions are meant to maintain flexibility, if forecasts fail, Reuters writes. Not mentioning specifically when the net bond purchases fall to...

Wetherspoons Founder Says To Gain US-Style Immigration System, UK Should Accept WTO Tariffs

In order to regain control of its borders and establish a new points-based immigration system akin to the U.S., Britain should be willing to accept "a few tariffs" under the World Trade Organization (WTO) rules, said the chairman of British pub chain J. D. Wetherspoon.   Compared to that...
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