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Why Trump's tariffs had plenty of bark, but limited biteDonald Trump's tariffs, once feared to cripple markets, have had a surprisingly muted impact, with actual levies lower than headline rates....- Anti-migrant politics spark resurgence of racism, say some Britons of colourRecent incidents of violence and protests have heightened racial tensions in Britain, leading some ethnic minorities to feel increasingly u...
- The jinx of No. 10: Why so many British PMs got the boot too soonBritain’s political system has seen repeated early exits of prime ministers over the past decade, with six leaders from David Cameron to Ke...
- Market has already priced in plenty of negativity; outlook looks promising: Prashant KhemkaPrashant Khemka of WhiteOak Group believes the Indian equity market has largely priced in current pessimism, arguing that uncertainty is a ...
- Charting the Global Economy: War pushes up prices, dents growthThe Iran war is fueling a global inflation wave, prompting the European Central Bank to raise interest rates for the first time in nearly t...
- 10 years ago, a child fell into a zoo enclosure with a 450-pound ‘patriot’ gorilla that was killed minutes later and the internet believed it broke the matrixHarambe's story: The White House's unexpected tribute to Harambe, the silverback gorilla killed in 2016, reignited the "Harambe Simulation ...
- UK local elections test Starmer as Labour faces growing voter backlashUK polling stations opened Thursday in local elections set to heap more pressure on beleaguered Labour Prime Minister Keir Starmer and show...
- As Iran war strains ties with Trump's US, UK looks to EuropeBritain's government is set to announce legislation next month to move the country closer to the European Union, as the Iran war sours the ...
- European stocks jump on signs Brexit deal almost at handThe pan-European STOXX 600 index rose 0.1%, looking set to begin the Christmas holidays having made up all the losses at the beginning of t...
- Emmanuel Macron: France will not accept Brexit deal if not in long term interestsFrench President Emmanuel Macron asserted that the country's long term interests were at stake.
- Sterling surges as May secures Brexit assurances, yen dipsSterling surges as May secures Brexit assurances, yen dips
- With warning and European Union letter, Theresa May tries to pull lawmakers behind Brexit dealThe future path of Brexit is uncertain as parliament is likely to vote down May's deal on Tuesday.
- Sterling rebounds as PM May survives resignations; euro gainsSterling has see-sawed on Brexit news since the referendum.
- Brexit talks end in acrimony amid stalemate over billThe pound weakened to its lowest in a week as the failure of the talks increases the chances of the U.K. tumbling out of the EU without a d...
- Why the stakes are extra high for this week's US jobs reportSteven Englander, global head of G10 FX strategy at Citigroup Inc., upped the ante on how much this jobs report will impact sentiment of th...
- Rajan's assessment of Brexit impact on India: Don’t panic, we are well-placedRBI Governor Raghuram Rajan on Friday said that the panic over Brexit was a bit exaggerated and it would not impact the rupee as much as be...
- Brexit: Raghuram Rajan for keeping world open, avoiding 'copycat' exitsThe academic-turned-central banker, who has said he would be returning to the academia after the end of his term in September, stressed tha...
- Impact of Brexit on Mahindra Group will be muted: CFO V S ParthasarathyIn a crucial referendum, Britain has voted to leave the EU in a deadly blow to the 28-nation bloc that triggered a panic reaction in world ...
- Sleepwalking markets stumble on Brexit as complacency has been blown into piecesThe paranoia, even an element of xenophobia whipped up in aggressive campaigns, cannot be wished away with the belief that things will fall...
- Expect knee-jerk reaction in global markets if Brexit happens: Hugh Albert Johnson, Hugh Albert Johnson Advisors"I think there would be at least initially a knee-jerk reaction, not just in the US markets, but globally."
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