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Britain and the European Union struck a divorce deal on...
The UK's ability to attract talent is already suffering according...
Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda stressed the need to...
The Reserve Bank of India kept its policy rate steady...
The United Arab Emirates expects to be taken off the...
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) said it has approved a...
The World Bank has cut its 2017 growth estimate for...
Japan’s economy was expected to expand slightly faster in the...
A raft of Chinese data in coming weeks is expected...
Australian gross domestic product (GDP) grew by 0.6 per cent...
Credit prospects are better for Asia-Pacific economies given that market...
Saudi Arabia’s non-oil private sector grew at its fastest pace...
Ireland’s services sector expanded at the slowest pace in 12...
New orders for US-made goods fell 0.10 per cent in...
Australian retail sales bounced in October after months of lukewarm...
Brexit may affect the cost of medicines and hit UK...
Leading forecaster Zenith lowered its prediction for global advertising expenditure...
The Canadian economy slowed in the third quarter after a...
The core consumer prices in Japan rose in October from...
Ireland’s manufacturing output growth accelerated in the three months to...
China’s manufacturing activity grew at the weakest pace in five...
India's economic growth bounced back in the second quarter (July-September),...
US Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen reiterated that the low...
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