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...“The problem in the United States and it doesn’t matter which administration . . . is that the US is addicted to sanctions . . . to pressure . . . to bullying,” Mohammad Javad Zarif, Iran’s foreign minister...
...The crisis also reinforces the secular trend towards more healthcare spending by states and more universal coverage, both in developed and emerging economies....
...of GDP (chart 4)....
...“We pay for what we are proposing, unlike the president of the United States,” he said. Yet few politicians are putting forward plausible plans to arrest the inexorable rise in debt....
...(-0.30%) at 1,538 FTSE100 down -3.90 (-0.05%) at 7,497 CAC 40 unchanged 0.00 (0.00%) at 5,399 Dax unchanged 0.00 (0.00%) at 13,126 Currencies €/$ 1.18 (1.18) $/¥ 112.75 (112.53) £/$ 1.34 (1.34) €/£ 0.8804...
...We are seeing that reflected in relatively poor retail sales and a service sector where activity in general is now more or less flat....
...Another, more quirky, paper in the same journal looks at what happened to an American food bank charity, Feeding America, when a group of Chicago school economists introduced a new market-based system of...
...According to the UN’s latest forecast, the UK economy will grow by just 1.4 per cent, compared to growth of more than 2 per cent in the United States, Canada, and the European Union as a whole....
...to keep on hand if the question of the leadership of the country remains in place after Election Day, or some other major overhang remains in place....
...a ‘U’ or ‘V’ shaped recovery,” said Jane Foley, senior currency strategist at Rabobank....
...It is not immediately obvious that there will be closer economic ties with the United States, although Trump may well aim for that....
...Imagine, for example, that China devalues its currency 10% or more, as some expect....
...Professor Trevor Williams, visiting professor, University of Derby Growth to slow to 1.5% or less....
...“That would not be good for either the US or China.”...
...A Chinese company pays $1m to a foreign company for a machine tool that is actually worth $500,000; the rest is invested in property or stocks in London or Sydney or New York....
...“Just adding more speed or neurons or processing units doesn’t mean you end up with a smarter or more capable system. What you need are new algorithms, new ways of understanding a problem.”...
...Each licensee must also maintain a bond or trust account in United States dollars for the benefit of its customers in such form and amount as is acceptable to DFS for the protection of the licensee’s customers...
...(Financial Times) In response to regulation, Goldman ditching less profitable clients and changing rules for hedge funds (WSJ) Argentina v holdouts: plus ça change (Financial Times) Espírito Santo: the...
...(Financial Times) “Chinese Premier Li Keqiang said economic growth of slightly more or less than 7.5 percent this year would be acceptable as long it still led to new jobs and higher wages, the official...
...in the latest sign of a backlash in the country against U.S. technology firms… The report quoted researchers who said those with access to that data could gain knowledge of China’s economic situation or...
...will test investor hopes for a pick-up in the U.S. and global economies… Bulls are hoping to see evidence of an economic rebound in the United States in this week’s busy calendar of data that includes the...
...“There are other stocks that have exposure to the US recovery, with more transparency and less trouble.””...
...In a letter to European leaders, the Russian president said the state-controlled Gazprom had a contractual right to force Ukraine to pay in advance for gas supplies, and would “completely or partially cease...
...of a growing number of virtual currency exchanges based in the Asian city state....
...While the Micex index fell 1 per cent on Friday in response to more sanctions by the US and cuts to the country’s credit outlook by Standard & Poor’s and Fitch, it was up 2.4 per cent over the week – although...
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