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— John Fitzgerald Kennedy
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Industry sentiment hits 12-month low
The Thai Industries Sentiment Index (TISI) in September hit its lowest level in 12 months, dropping to 92.1, wilting under pressure from the continuing US-China trade war, which largely impacted the export sector, the Federation of Thai Industries (FTI) reported on Friday.
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Georgieva urges US and China to reach lasting trade peace
Recent softening of tensions is not enough to help world economy, IMF head says
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Ny ägare sökes till pizzakedja
Brittiska pizzakedjan Domino's Group letar nya ägare för sin internationella verksamhet, bland annat i Sverige.
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US investment bank Stifel invests in OurCrowd
Stifel has also formed a strategic partnership with the Israeli venture capital crowdfunding platform.
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With America out, wily China will be Mideast's next big economic power
Beijing may prefer to stick to business and leave the politics to others, but as America relinquishes its role as the world's policeman, the New Middle East may find it has a new master
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Nigeria: Economy Will Attract More Investments Before Year-End - IMF
[Daily Trust] Washington DC -The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has said financial conditions in Nigeria favoured more foreign investments and should attract more foreign investments this year.
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Scotch whisky takes to the skies to beat Trump’s tariffs
Single malts are one of the big losers in Washington’s trade spat with the EU
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[News Focus] Korea to vitalize FTA talks with S. American countries
SEJONG -- South Korea has become the first Asian country to sign a free trade agreement with a Central American trade bloc, composed of five countries -- Honduras, Nicaragua, El Salvador, Costa Rica and Panama.The Korea-Central America FTA took effec
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Korean Air, Raytheon partner for ISTAR military solution
South Korean full-service carrier Korean Air said Wednesday that it had partnered with US weapons and military electronics firm Raytheon to cooperate on the Korean military’s Intelligence Surveillance Target Acquisition and Reconnaissance (ISTA
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PayPal wants to help Chinese online shoppers buy from overseas
US company gains toehold in Chinese payments market despite trade war
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Corruption puts off US investors
Rampant graft in Kenya is to blame for the low level of trade between the country and the US, an industry lobby has said.
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Top US officials visit Ankara seeking a ceasefire in northern Syria
Foreign Minister Mevlüt Çavuşoğlu met with U.S. National Security Adviser Robert O’Brien in Ankara on Oct. 16, as Washington sought to convince Ankara to agree to a ceasefire with the YPG in Syria.
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Brazilian Economy Minister Cancels Attendance at IMF Annual Meeting
RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - Economy Minister Paulo Guedes has canceled his attendance at the annual meeting of the IMF (International Monetary Fund), which will be held this week in Washington, United States. The minister was expected to arrive in the US capital on Wednesday night, October 16th, for the ...
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Korean Air, Raytheon partner for ISTAR military solution
South Korean full-service carrier Korean Air said Wednesday that it had partnered with US weapons and military electroni
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Big Banks Were the Loudest Optimists. They’re Getting Quieter.
The heads of the largest United States banks are expressing concern about President Trump’s trade war and its potential to drag down the global economy.
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US House passes act in support of Hong Kong protesters
Measure regarding territory’s trade status aims to put pressure on financial hub’s government
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IMF warns global outlook 'precarious'
WASHINGTON: The world economy is slowing to its weakest pace since the global financial crisis, as the US-China trade war undercuts business confidence and investment, the IMF said Tuesday.
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Tokyo stocks climb on word of a partial U.S.-China trade accord
Word of a partial trade accord between the United States and China lifted Tokyo stocks broadly higher Tuesday, sending the Nikkei 225 average to a ...
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Nova cota para compras em free shops começa em 2020, diz presidente
O presidente Jair Bolsonaro informou nesta segunda-feira (14), pelas redes sociais, que a partir do dia primeiro de janeiro de 2020 o limite para compras em free shops vai passar dos atuais US$ 500 para US$ 1.000. Segundo o presidente, a portaria já foi assinada pelo Ministro da Economia Paulo ...
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Argentina and Brazil Plan to Introduce Single Visa for Chinese Tourists
RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - Argentina and Brazil will announce, in Macau, the mutual acceptance of visas issued by the two countries to Chinese tourists, and will exempt Chinese who have visas for the United States or Europe from the visa requirement. At the Global Tourism Economy Forum (GTEF), held ...
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U.S. levels sanctions on Turkey, including steel tariffs, as Syria incursion escalates
US President Donald Trump on Monday authorized sanctions on Turkey’s leaders, reimposed steel tariffs and ended trade negotiations to protest Ankara’s offensive into Syria.“I am ...