Yesterday, Northern Ireland’s Democratic Unionist Party stated it is not in a position to support the Brexit deal being proposed by British Prime Minister Boris Johnson and the European Union. On Thursday, French junior foreign affairs minister Jean-Baptiste Lemoyne disclosed,… Read More ›
Geopolitics
EU eyeing emergency summit for Brexit deal: BBC
It is to be seen whether this new emergency summit can lead to a breakthrough. British Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s complicated plan of placing Northern Ireland in a dual customs zone with the UK and EU will require major updates… Read More ›
Regulator Says Preparations For Risks Like Brexit Need To Be Made By Financial Leaders
The leading body for global financial stability has warned that emerging risks to the global economy including a global economic downturn and Brexit has to be addressed by the global authorities gathering in Washington this week. While much has been… Read More ›
Vague US-China Deal Not Enough For Firms To Being Spending And Investing
There is apparently a difference in the manner in which the United States and China view the partial trade deal that the two parties have managed to reach as reported. While it is being viewed as a trade deal by… Read More ›
Russian investors keen to invest in Saudi Aramco’s IPO
The development underscores a growing closeness between Moscow and Riyadh. In a development that underscores growing trade relations between Saudi Arabia and Russia, Kirill Dmitriev, the chief executive officer of Russian sovereign wealth fund RDIF stated, a number of Russian… Read More ›
Malaysian palm oil exports could be hit by Indian trade action
Kuala Lumpur’s relations with New Delhi took a downward turn following Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad alluding to an Indian state as a separate country in the United Nations. According to a report from news wire Bernama, Malaysia’s Prime Minister… Read More ›
Money Markets Favored By Investors At The Highest Speed Since The Financial Crisis
According to data from FactSet and Bank of America Merrill Lynch, over the past six months, more than $322 billion has been invested in money market funds, which is the highest since the second half of 2008, financial crisis of… Read More ›
Russia expands “de-dollarisation” policy to include energy exports
Moscow aims to trim its exposure from to U.S. sanctions. On Sunday, in a significant development, Russian Economy Minister Maxim Oreshkin stated, Moscow is exploring alternatives to the U.S. dollar for energy transactions and is evaluating currency settlements in euros… Read More ›
App Used By Protestors In Hong Kong To Track Police Movement Removed By Apple
Pro democracy protesters of Hong Kong will no longer be able to down load a real-time mapping app used by them for tracking police movements on iPhones. Apple said in a statement that there were complaints received by it from… Read More ›
China hoping for partial trade deal, respite from U.S. tariffs
It is important to note that concessions made by China are largely insignificant and non-systemic. U.S. demands that it stops the forcible transfer of U.S. technology to Chinese firms, stop industrial espionage, stop non-compliance of U.S. intellectual property rights, have… Read More ›