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Just Before Travelling To U.S., Calls For Strengthening The WTO Given By Germany's Merkel

Before she sets foot on an official visit to the U.S., a call for strengthening of the World Trade Organization (WTO) was given by German Chancellor Angela Merkel.   Calls for defending and expansion of the Geneva-based WTO was given by Merkel while rallying support for free trade at the...

Why did the EU ban anonymous trade in crypto-currencies?

The European Union wants to authorize all anonymous players of the crypto-currency market. Can regulators in other countries adjust to needs of the digital economy or will they follow the path of total prohibitions? The European Parliament introduces new rules for regulation of the crypto-currency...

Will EU deprive Eastern Europe of financial support?

Apparently, Brussels has decided to fight with troublemakers in the European Union, first of all, with Warsaw, Budapest and Prague, with the help of the euro. The Financial Times (FT) reported, referring to its sources in the European Commission (EC), that when preparing the draft budget of the...

Are unequal income good or bad for the economy?

The gap between rich and poor is growing in many countries and economists are studying the consequences of this process. Experts of the IMF, whose spring session begins in Washington, are also participating in the studies. The view of economists is turned to figures, so most of them do not see...

Some Rules In Foreign Ownership Manufacturing In Auto Sector Relaxed By China

The new regulations in the auto segment announced by China is likely to benefit automakers like Elon Musk but at least one investment by Warren Buffett – the American business magnate, would be hurt.   China has announced the abolition on the caps for foreign ownership for manufacture of...

Oil reserves are running out despite shale mining growth

On Wednesday, oil prices in the European market soared to three-year highs. Thus, the cost of North Sea oil Brent was fixed above the level of $ 73 per barrel. There is a bullish game against the background of destabilization of the situation in the Middle East, as well as data on the decline in...

It Could Be Tough For The U.S. And Trump To Rejoin The TPP

U.S. President Donald Trump would probably fid it tough to get the world's largest economy back into the Pacific trade deal even as he has reportedly expressed his intention to take another look at the deal. Last year, he had withdrawn the U.S. from that deal soon after becoming the president....

IMF predicts slowdown in global growth in the near future

Soft monetary policy in the EU and budget stimulation in the US and China will be supporting high growth rates of the world economy for another two years. Since 2020, the growth rate will begin to slow down, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) forecasts in its April review. Forecast of global...

China to lift restrictions for investors in the automotive industry

In five years, China will remove all restrictions on participation of foreign capital in enterprises of the country's automobile industry, the State Committee for Development and Reform of China reported. "In 2022, all limits on the share of foreign share capital in passenger car manufacturing...

Xi Jinping: Protectionism is dangerous for the global economy

Growing protectionist sentiment in the world are increasing risks and uncertainty for the global economy, Chinese President Xi Jinping said at a meeting with Klaus Schwab, the founder of the World Economic Forum (WEF) in Davos, on Monday. "Anti-globalization ideas and protectionist sentiments are...
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