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$16 Billion Worth Of Chinese Products In 2nd Round Of Trump Tariffs

Announcement of fresh import tariffs on another round of Chinese products worth about $16 billion was announced by the United States on Wednesday.   The latest round of tariffs marks the fulfillment of threat by United States President Donald Trump that he made in June of imposing 25 per...

Fiscal Reform To Be Part of Italy’s Next Budget, Informs Economic Minister of Italy

On Wednesday, August 8, 2018, Il Sole 24 Ore cited the Economy Minister of Italy, Giovanni Tria, saying that the government has planned on introducing the fiscal system’s reformation along with “a so-called ‘citizen’s income’” in the following budget.   Furthermore, the minister also added...

Expecting ‘Couple More’ Rate Hikes Down The Line Is Reasonable, Says McCafferty of BoE

Depending on the performance of the economy, BoE could raise rates in the coming two years. Ian McCafferty is the one who sets the interest rates for the Bank of England, in short BoE, whereby on Tuesday, August 7, 2018, McCafferty informed that financial markets were reasonably thinking about the...

China Report Export Growth For July – The Month When USW Tariffs Were Set In

Despite the imposition of tariffs by the US, China’s exports for the month of July unexpectedly surged and the trade surplus figures of the country with that of the US fell just slightly amidst an escalating trade spat between the two largest economies of the world.   The US administration...

Deloitte: China outstrips the US by number of 5G facilities

Deloitte auditing and consulting company issued a report on development of mobile networks of the fifth generation (5G). The paper reveals a noticeable gap between the United States from China in investing and installing stations for these networks. Since 2015, China has installed 350 thousand base...

EU Takes Initiative To Shield EU Firms From Trump’s Iran Sanctions

The US administration has indicated that it would apply maximum pressure on Iran through strict sanctions and to counter the possible impact on European businesses from those potential sanctions, the4 European Union has started an initiative.   Even as the sanctions are to be implements, the...

Bank of England raises base interest rate to maximum in anticipation of Brexit

The Bank of England raised the base interest rate to the maximum level since 2009 against the backdrop of another impasse in the negotiations on Brexit. Although the regulator hints at the need for further tightening of monetary policy to return inflation to the target, analytics do not expect more...

No ‘Concrete Plan’ Formulated Yet For U.S. Infrastructure Fund: Japanese Finance Minister

Japan and the U.S. are to enter into “economic cooperation” by conducting talks on “bilateral trade”. The Japanese Finance Minister, Taro Aso informed on Friday, 03 August 2018, that even though Japan has been carrying out discussions regarding ways in which it could promote development of...

Western countries switch on protectionist policies in relation to China

Companies from China are facing new challenges when buying assets in the US and Europe. The government of the Federal Republic of Germany amended the law on foreign investment aimed at protecting all strategically important sectors of the economy. After four decades of almost undisturbed...

CNBC: US lending market is going through hard times

Problems in the US lending market can also harm markets and the world economy, says CNBC experts. Companies and states need credit markets to pay off debts and get new funding. The sovereign debt crisis was a good reason for central banks to decide to invade the credit market, buying up debt, which...
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