European jet maker Airbus Group aims to double the annual value of aircraft components it sources from China to $1 billion by 2020, the firm's China Chief Operating Officer, Rafael Gonzalez-Ripoll…
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Japanese shares outperformed in Asia on Tuesday, with the Nikkei stock average rising to a 7-year high as speculators snapped up futures and call options as they wagered that Prime…
World-EconomyA new report from the Center for Economic and Policy Research (CEPR) shows that most households now have less wealth now than they did in 1989.
World-EconomyAccording to the latest official figures, the gap between UK exports and imports narrowed in August, with the Office for National Statistics (ONS) confirming that the UK’s trade deficit…
World-EconomyChina’s online retail giant Alibaba says it has pulled in almost $8b in sales from its annual ‘Singles’ Day’ shopping event.
At 20:00 Beijing time on Tuesday, the firm said sales had…
World-EconomyGold prices could tumble towards $800 to $900 an ounce, not seen since the 2008/2009 financial crisis, metals merchant and hedge fund Red Kite warned even as the precious metal extended losses to…
World-EconomyThe acquisition of Countrywide Financial Corp. has been giving banking giant Bank of America Corp. painful indigestion for some time now – arguably since the ink on the 2008 deal was still moist…
World-EconomyGermany’s panel of economic advisors expects growth of 1% next year in Europe’s biggest economy and will cut its forecasts for this year to 1.2% percent from 1.9%, Reuters reported. The…
World-EconomyNorwegian fund Skagen has sold its stake in Russian media holding CTC Media, according to the fund’s report for October seen by PRIME late Monday. “The Russian parliament unexpectedly passed a new…
World-EconomyOver 15,000 companies have already been formed in Ireland this year – the highest for the period that we’ve seen since 2007 with over 17,000 expected by year’s end. The latest Business Barometer…
World-EconomyThe US sent its biggest-ever trade delegation to Egypt, the latest sign that the allies have repaired the rift that followed the army’s ouster of an elected president last year. Executives…
World-EconomySaudi Arabia’s capital market regulator will introduce rules for credit rating agencies next September, part of reforms aimed at modernizing the financial sector of the world’s top oil exporter.…
World-EconomyPrime Minister Narendra Modi is seeking to turn India into a global manufacturing hub by curbing red tape. Tell that to Tata Steel Ltd., which closed one of its largest iron-ore…
World-EconomySettlement in national currencies helps boost trade between the two countries and also has an impact on global finance and
the energy market
Russia and China have…
World-EconomyThe International Monetary Fund (IMF) said the economy of central African states is vulnerable to a sharp decline due to decreasing oil prices, terrorism and armed conflicts. It also said the…
World-EconomyJapanese consumer confidence deteriorated for a third straight month in October, a Cabinet Office survey showed on Tuesday, reflecting a stumbling economy after the April sales tax hike, Reuters…
World-EconomyThe German government is considering reducing its stakes in Deutsche Telekom and Deutsche Post, hoping to cash in on high share values at a time when it is under pressure to spend more to…
World-EconomyThe Iraqi economy is losing as much as $1.2 billion a month because of the shutdown of the oil pipeline connecting the Iraqi city of Kirkuk with the Turkish city of Ceyhan, an Iraqi oil…
World-EconomyRussia’s financial guardians made their broadest acknowledgment yet that sanctions are sinking the economy, as the central bank moved to protect the ruble after the currency’s worst week in more…
World-EconomyA trading link between Hong Kong and Shanghai’s stock exchanges will start on Nov 17 after weeks of delays, the Hong Kong exchange announced on Monday (Nov 10), in a move that is expected to lead…
World-EconomyMany airlines around the world have become more efficient recently, decreasing their harmful emissions. But a fresh study reveals the carriers’ overall CO2 emissions are still on the rise as…
World-EconomyThe majority of British businesses would vote to stay in the EU in a referendum, a senior business leader said on Monday as he warned that increasing eurosceptic rhetoric risked “shutting…
World-EconomyThe price of spot iron ore has sunk to $75.50 per ton this week, its lowest level since 2009 and the scale of the price collapse has been breath-taking.
World-EconomyJapanese aircraft leasing giant SMBC Aviation Capital said Monday it has placed an order for 80 Boeing planes in a deal worth up to $8.5 billion.
World-EconomyTaiwan’s government expressed alarm Monday at China’s free trade agreement with South Korea, the island’s strong trade competitor, and urged the opposition to stop boycotting a planned services…
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