US business investment contracts, could stress slowing economy
On Thursday, the 26th of September 2019, US Commerce Department had released a much downbeat depiction of US business spending
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Commerzbank slashes revenue forecast as board approves broad overhaul
On Thursday,Commerzbank AG issued a statement saying that the lender had not been expecting any kind of revenue growth this year
Trump says Impeachment inquiry could derail USMCA, Mexico market bushed
On Wednesday, the 25th of September 2019, US President Donald Trump had cautioned that an impeachment inquiry against him might hurt a congressional approval of a USMCA deal
US, Japan seal limited trade deal, leave autos for future talks
On Wednesday, the 25th of September 2019, US President Donald Trump and his Japanese counterpart PM Shinzo Abe had stamped a small-scale trade deal
China trade deal could happen sooner than people think, Trump says
On Wednesday, the 25th of September 2019, US President Donald Trump told that a China deal to put an end to a roughly fifteen-month-long trade spat could take place much sooner
World Bank’s Georgieva approved as new IMF Chief
As IMF's Lagarde was set to take ECB Chair’s role by November 1st following Mario Draghi’s departure on October 31st, on Wednesday, the 25th of September 2019, Bulgarian Economist Kristalina Georgieva was confirmed as new IMF head
Lower mortgage rate reviving lacklustre US housing market
On Wednesday, the 25th of September 2019, US Commerce Department had released a set of upbeat data for struggling US house market, while sales of new single-family houses in the US had posted a strong rebound
In UNGC address, Donald Trump bats for peace with Iran
The American president, however, said that there would not be any loosening of sanctions on Iran
Donald Trump to focus on Iran in his UNGC address
The United States' President has maintained that Iran was the culprit behind the drone attacks on the two Saudi Arabian refineries
France, Germany, UK pinpoint Iran as mastermind behind Saudi drone attack
Emmanuel Macron, Angela Merkel and Boris Johnson released a statement indicting Iran despite the country's claims to the contrary
UK Supreme Court terms Parliament suspension "unlawful"
The decision, unanimously taken by an 11-bench panel, came as a jolt to the PM Boris Johnson
Optimism renews as US and China to restart trade conversation in two weeks
Steve Mnuchin, the US' trade secretary said the talks would be held during the UNGC meeting in New York
Ghana's main cocoa harvest to drop to multi-year low on disease
Ghana, the world’s second-largest producer of Cocoa, had been expecting to produce roughly 850,000 tonnes of Cocoa in 2019-2020 fiscal year
UAE Central banks seeks real GDP growth 2.4 per cent in 2019
On Sunday, the 22nd of September 2019, the Central Bank of United Arab Emirates had issued a statement saying that it was expecting a 2.4 per cent GDP (Gross Domestic Product) growth this year
Jean-Claude Juncker regrets EU's non-involvement in 2016 Brexit referendum
The EU Commission president also said there would be a border marked between Ireland and North Ireland in case of a no-deal Brexit
Tanzania's non-sharing of Ebola-related data draws WHO's ire
Official and unofficial claims have differed on Ebola-related deaths in the tourism-heavy east African country
Germany to unveil fresh €50 billion climate package without new debts
Germany’s ruling right-left coalition government of Chancellor Angela Merkel had reached an accord to unleash a climate protection package over the next few years that would likely to last up to 2023
Aramco expects full oil production by end-September
On Friday, the 20th of September 2019, Saudi oil giant, Aramco told that the state-owned oil behemoth and the largest oil producing firm across the globe was expecting to bring back full output capacity by end-September
Trade deal hopes cast off as China cancels US firm visits
On Friday, hope of a Sino-US trade deal appeared to have deteriorated further after a visiting team of Chinese delegates, had unprecedently suspended a visit to farms in Nebraska alongside Montana
Oil slides on trade fear, but posts weekly gain after Aramco attack
On Friday, the 20th of September 2019, both Brent and US crude futures’ prices inched lower following renewed concerns over a protracted trade war between Washington and Beijing
India risks meeting fiscal deficit deadlines after corporate tax-rate cut
S&P said the move could trigger a "negative credit development"
Trump says ‘not thrilled’ with Fed, but Powell's job safe
On Thursday, the 19th of September 2019, US President Donald Trump said in an interview with Fox News he had not been thrilled over Federal Reserve’s recent acts
Real crux of Saudi Aramco oil outage yet to be felt, say traders & analysts
Saudi’s ability to ward off a global oil supply crisis would not be clear before at least a few weeks, as the OPEC-Kingpin had been filling the voids of an oil supply crunch by rotating its crude stored in multiple locations
US, Chinese trade deputies meet in Washington as differences deepen
On Thursday, the 19th of September 2019, trade negotiators of Washington and Beijing resumed a face-to-face talk for the first time in roughly two months, while many things had changed in between
India's finance minister Sitharaman announces surprise corporate tax-cut
The rate of corporate taxes was brought down to 25% from the previous 30%
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