NewsCBI chief: Car firms face Brexit extinction
Sections of the UK car industry face extinction unless the UK stays in the EU customs union, the president of the CBI has said.
Sections of the UK car industry face extinction unless the UK stays in the EU customs union, the president of the CBI has said.
The Australian economy has gone without a recession for 26 straight years and is still going strong, but the same can’t be said about the performance of its currency. Official data on Wednesday pointed to Australia starting 2018 on a strong note: Its gross domestic product expanded by 3.1 percent year-over-year in the first quarter, handily beating forecasts and...
Central bankers gathered in Berlin Wednesday confirmed the European Central Bank (ECB) is set to finally discuss the end of its massive bond-buying program - something that its President Mario Draghi has so far refused to do.
The spectre of a disorderly Brexit is holding back the British economy from a full recovery after a heavy snowfall earlier this year.
Oil prices were mixed in early Asian trading on Tuesday, but remained under pressure from expectations that Saudi Arabia and Russia would pump more crude to ease a potential shortfall in supply.
The administration's push to reach an agreement on ZTE has been a major piece of its trade negotiations with China, which are expected to pick up in earnest when Ross heads to China June 2 through June 4.
The country is benefiting from the broader upswing in Europe
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On the markets Italy is sometimes labelled a weak economy. Its apparent political instability, its low growth in recent years, its large public debt and the high spread paid on state bonds compared to stronger Eurozone economies — just to mention some of the most commonly mentioned issues — may easily lead to such a conclusion.