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What is the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership trade deal?RCEP is expected to help reduce costs and time for companies by allowing them to export a product anywhere within the bloc without meeting ...- Recession risk calls for joint response: UN chiefThe International Monetary Fund, which releases its updated outlook on the world economy next month, has said that the severity of the slow...
- Market rally more political than financial: Jan Randolph, IHS Global InsightIn an interview with ET Now, Jan Randolph of IHS Global Insight shares his views on the current global market developments.
- Markets are loving the no vote in the Scottish referendumThe FTSE 100 is up 0.71 per cent at the time of writing, with Scottish companies like Standard Life and Aberdeen Asset Management up by mor...
- Food prices push China inflation up 2 per cent in AugustA jump in food prices pushed China's inflation rate to rise 2 percent in August compared with a year earlier, complicating efforts by the g...
- Eurozone business downturn 'entrenched' in Germany: SurveyEurozone private sector activity contracted for the 10th time in 11 months in July, with data now consistently showing the downturn becomin...
- Oil prices to remain high in the near term: Simon Wardell, IHS Global InsightOil prices might come down a little bit towards a month or so away, but they are going to remain fairly elevated, says Simon Wardell of IHS...
- Economic outlook worsening in the US as well: IHS Global InsightThe Operation Twist does not really do very much for the US economic growth outlook. The Fed is trying to do what it can.
- US icon Chrysler under control of Italy's FiatFiat plans to expand its share to as much as 70 per cent by purchases the stakes of the Canadian governments and the United Auto Workers un...
- Oil price rise unlikely to slow developing growthThe rise in crude oil prices to two year highs in recent weeks is unlikely to cause a major shock to economic growth in the developing worl...
- China's rapid economic growth slows furtherChina's rapid growth slowed in the latest quarter as Beijing steered its expansion to a more sustainable level, possibly cutting its contri...
- China says foreign direct investment up 18.1 per centForeign direct investment in China rose 18.1 per cent in the first eight months of 2010, the government said Wednesday, as confidence in th...
- Americans save more as recovery slowsIn June Americans saved 6.4 per cent of their income on average, the highest savings levels in a year. Investment option for NRIs I Q1 resu...
- Recalls add to Toyota's US overcapacity woesToyota's massive recalls are adding to the Japanese automaker's overcapacity problems in the United States, where it plans to halt producti...
- China to overtake Japan in next two years: AnalystsChina will overtake Japan to become the second largest economy in the next two years, giving Beijing greater clout on the world stage and b...
- British unemployment rate climbs to 7.2 pcBritain's unemployment rate hit 7.2 per cent in the three months to April as the number of people claiming jobless benefits jumped to 2.26 ...
- US housing construction leaps from all-time lowsUS housing construction rebounded more vigorously than expected in May from all-time lows, official data showed on Tuesday, stoking hopes t...
- World auto sector set for 2010 rebound: StudyThe world auto sector, after suffering a sharp decline this year, is set for a 5.0 percent sales rebound in 2010, a study forecast onThursd...
- Recession ruins Thanksgiving travel plansThe US recession is curbing travel for the November 27 Thanksgiving holiday, the start of a four-day weekend for many Americans.
- British unemployment rate jumps to 11-year high: official dataBritain's unemployment rate jumped to an 11-year high point of 5.8 per cent in the three months to September, the highest level since 1997,...
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