China has been struggling with overcapacity, especially in the steel sector. The European Commission has announced that it could change the way it calculates unfair subsidies and dumping in response to China’s demand that it be treated like a normal… Read More ›
Geopolitics
Britain’s staring at recession – BlackRock
Here’s BlackRock’s take on Brexit. As per BlackRock, in the coming years, it is likely that Britain will face a recession and its growth rate trimmed by at least 0.5% point as a result of Brexit. “Recession is now our… Read More ›
Theresa May, 59, set to be Britain’s next PM
Although she has made her intentions clear saying “Brexit means Brexit”, she will she have to get the numbers in order to pass act of parliament that will kickstart the leaving process. Theresa May, 59, Britain’s Interior Minister, is set… Read More ›
‘The decision has been made’, says Germany’s Merkel While Taking a Tough Line on Brexit
There would be no turning back from the decision to leave the bloc and the U.K. is expected to kick off its European Union (EU) exit negotiations as soon as a new prime minister is in place, said German Chancellor… Read More ›
EU Trade Commissioner optimistic about upcoming EU-China summit
The upcoming summit could potentially sooth strained following Brexit. Ahead of the China-EU summit, Cecilia Malmstrom, the EU’s trade Commissioner, was of the opinion that upcoming planned investment deals could boost the level playing field for European and Chinese companies…. Read More ›
JPMorgan Chase & Co likely to move thousands of job across the channel once Article 50 is invoked
As stated earlier by Pro Brexit campaigner Boris Johnson, the British government should fully disclose to its citizens the impact that Brexit will have on their nation in simple economic terms. Britain’s historic decision to leave the European Union could… Read More ›
Brexit clouds Fed’s interest rate hike
One thing is for certain, Brexit will not pull the U.S. economy into a recession. Oil prices, the trend of the greenback and other economic conditions to a great extent behaved to the expectations of the U.S. Federal Reserve, which… Read More ›
Quick action required on EU trade terms – London’s financial district
The longer Britain takes to negotiate trade terms with EU, the more will be its economic loss. According to the head of London’s financial district, it would be prudent for Britain to move quickly on the outcome of its referendum,… Read More ›
Brexit strokes fears of global recession in the shipping sector
Here’s a brief analysis of the annual survey which has polled 200 respondents across the transportation industry. According to a survey from a leading transport agency, global shipping confidence has hit an all-time low due to fears of a possibility… Read More ›
Race to Wrest Drug and Banking Agencies From London Intensifies Among EU Rivals
The competition to wrest two prestigious European Union agencies from London in the wake of Britain’s vote to leave the bloc is all set to step up with Milan’s new mayor Giuseppe Sala scheduled to fly into London. More than… Read More ›