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Long Road Ahead For A Trade Deal, Says China After Trump-Xi Ice-Breaking Meeting

There is a long road that the United States and China would be required to tread before both the parties would be able to achieve a trade deal, said Chinese state media, following the decision of the resumption of negotiations on trade talks between the two largest economies of the world to end the...

UK Gig Economy Size Doubles In Three Years

Over the past three years, the size of the gig economy of the United Kingdom has more than doubled and currently there are 4.7 people working in the economy, showed a report which also highlighted the criticality of such employment.     A study from the TUC and academics at the...

G20 Refrains From Criticizing Protectionism But Issues Warning Of Global Slowdown

While issuing a warning about the increasing risks to the global economy, the leaders of the Group of 20 major economies did not officially blame protectionism for it. They instead issued a call for development and maintenance of a free and fair trade environment.   The growth of trade and...

US And China To Restart Trade Talks

The United States and China would restart stalled trade negotiations and the US would not impose any new tariffs on Chinese imports into America. This was decided after a meeting between US president Donald Trump and Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping at the sidelines of the G20 summit in Osaka, Japan....

Airlines In UK Do Not Want To Stop Passenger ‘No-Show’ Clauses

Calls to airlines to eliminate the “no-show” clauses for passengers have been turned down by a host of major airlines, which includes the likes of British Airways and Virgin Atlantic, in the United Kingdom. Under the “no-show” clauses where in passengers are essentially bumped off the second half...

Eurostat: Annual inflation in euro area stays below ECB target

Inflation in the eurozone was stable in June, remaining well below the target level of the European Central Bank. Consumer prices in the euro area in June rose by 1.2% in annual terms, according to preliminary data from the Statistical Office of the European Union (Eurostat). The result coincided...

Import Of Canadian Beef & Pork Suspended By China, Tensions Rise

Diplomatic tensions between China and Canada just went up a notch after the announcement of a suspension on the import of beef and pork form Canada was made by China. This latest ban on Canadian import was taken after the discovery by the Chinese authorities of a feed additive that is banned – in a...

Bitcoin Demand Rise Due To Announcement Of Facebook’s Libra; Pushes Past $13,000

The current tensions arising out of geopolitics, and the warm welcome and the apparent prospect that the cryptocurrebncy of Facebook called Libra could help bring the digital currency into the mainstream of world finance, prompted investors to seek out tools of safety and alternative investments...

H20 Witnesses Higher Inflows And Reduced Redemptions

Investors’ confidence trembles, while H20 reports of increased inflows as redemptions drop. On Wednesday, June 26, 2019, the H20 Asset Management has informed that it has observed “big inflows in recent days” while the Natixis owned firm sees redemptions being markedly subsided. The aim remains to...

Russia To Support Iran Oil Export On Condition: Ryabkov

The promise of help from Russia to Iran will only be fulfilled if payment system is not launched. On June 21, 2019, Reuters reported that Russia has shown consent to provide help to Iran in the latter’s oil export front besides the country also promised to extend its support to the gulf country’s...
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