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South Korea Orders Banks To Set Aside $4 Billion For Supporting Credit Unions

According to two banking sources familiar with the situation on Monday, South Korea's financial services regulator has requested major commercial banks to set aside $4 billion in financing to help a credit cooperative that has been affected by customer withdrawals.   The Financial Services...

China's Deflationary Trend A Mixed-Bag

Consumer prices fell 0.2% on the month in June, shocking analysts on the downside and leaving the annual CPI at zero. The annual fall in producer prices of 5.4% was the worst since late 2015.   This suggests there is a lot of room to further relax monetary and fiscal policy, on the surface....

Yellen Pushes Market Reforms And Criticises China's 'Punitive' Tactics Against US Businesses

China's leader urged her to "meet China halfway" and restart bilateral relations as U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen advocated for market reforms and criticised China's recent harsh moves against American businesses and mineral export limits on Friday.   In an effort to mend strained...

OPEC+ loses 3 million bpd of oil production from 2020 due to lack of investment

Suhail Al Mazroui, minister of energy and infrastructure for the UAE, stated that he was more worried about the oil supply situation than the demand situation. Due to a lack of industry investment, the 23 OPEC+ nations have lost more than 3 million barrels per day (bpd) of oil output since 2020,...

Yellen Is Attempting To Soothe The Tense Yet Close US-China Trade Relations

The world's two largest economies continue to be closely linked, despite some warning signals of impending weakening, as U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen attempts to calm an increasingly tense relationship with China.   Friday's meetings with senior Chinese officials will begin with...

UNCTAD: Developing countries need $1.7 trillion a year in clean energy investments

UNCTAD emphasized the need of "reducing the risks of energy transition investments in developing countries through loans, guarantees, insurance instruments, and equity participation as a public sector". Clean energy investments in developing nations are required to total $1.7 trillion annually....

US States It Opposes Chinese Export Restrictions On Metals And Will Consult With Allies

A representative for the U.S. Commerce Department stated on Wednesday that Washington "firmly" opposes China's export restrictions on the metals gallium and germanium, which are used to create semiconductors and other devices. The spokesperson also added that Washington will confer with its...

Oil Prices Falls As Supply Cuts Are Overshadowed By Economic Headwinds

As worries about a worldwide economic slowdown impacted on market sentiment, oil prices dipped on Wednesday, reversing some gains achieved after Saudi Arabia and Russia declared they will extend and intensify supply restrictions until August.   After rising $1.60 on Tuesday, Brent crude was...

With Increasing Demand, Japan's Service Sector Keeps A Steady Pace, Shows PMI Data

A private-sector poll released on Wednesday revealed that Japan's service industry continued to expand quickly in June as consumer demand was rekindled by the lifting of pandemic-related restrictions.   From a record-high 55.9 in May, the final au Jibun Bank Japan Services purchasing...

Beijing Pokes US-China Tech Rivalry With Export Restrictions On Chip Materials

On Tuesday, companies scrambled to secure supply as some industry suppliers worried that limitations on rare earth shipments would follow China's decision to restrict exports of key metals widely used in electronics and electric vehicles.   The sudden announcement on Monday that export...
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