The U.S. Ramps Up Weapon Sales To Taiwan
The congress could soon expect notification for multiple weapon system sale to Taiwan, revealed sources to Reuters.
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Germany Is Likely To Revise Its GDP Forecast Upward For 2020
The largest European economy an “austerity champion” is likely to become “one of the biggest spenders” to join in the zone’s effort of rebounding from the pandemic.
Weakened Overseas Supply Forces Sharp Output Reduction
General Motors planned on a “seven business days” operation model to cope with shrinking exports.
German Economy’s Record High Employment Data Kindles Hope
Amid global economic uncertainties, Germany depends on domestic demand to sane its economic performance for this year. What to the data tell us?
Norwegian Unemployment Drops To Lowest In Nine Years
The analysts’ prediction of rate hike for September has been reinforced with the performance of May 2018.
Euro Rising ‘Much Over 1.20’ Could Drown The Fragile Economic Condition Of Euro-Zone Under ‘Large Foreign Debt’
The expectation of ECB monetary policy change is fuelling present euro rise, at the same time feeding a hovering danger on the economy.
Even Post Brexit, Britain To Retain ‘Duty-Free’ Market Access Status For Developing Countries
The British government claims that stepping out of the E.U will enable the country to live up to its “commitments” towards the world.
Pfizer, Oracle, Boeing, Dow Chemical In A Coalition Side With ‘Border Adjustment’ Tax Proposal
Two different corporate coalitions are formed; one supports Republican House’s tax proposal while the other opposes the same and rallies for Congress.
Government Supports SNB’s Flexible Monetary Policy Amid Other Oppositions
Negative rates and low debts allowed a strong hold on franc even though it hurt pension and bank funds.
Economists Are Seeing Encouraging Signs In The Quarterly ‘Positive Growth’ Of Greek Economy
The economists expect “a recovery in the second half of the year” for Greek economy.
