Since Juan Guaidó took over the interim presidency, the Cuban government has shown no sign of diminishing its support for the Nicolás Maduro regime. The commitment of the government of…
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Investors are hoping for ECB support
However, from the point of view of Michael Gapen, an analyst with Barclays Bank in the United Kingdom, Draghi could prepare the markets for further exchange rates. He expects a…
Fear of mass layoffs: China is more concerned with stability than with growth
Friday 11 January 2019
Head of the EU Commission: Juncker calls for European unemployment insurance
abroad Head of the EU Commission Juncker supports unemployment insurance in the EU Stand: 02:03 clock | Reading time: 2 minutes The president of the EU Jean-Claude Juncker Source: REUTERS…
Germany's boom ends: recession, recession or crisis?
Monday, December 31, 2018 By Max Borowski
Shock absorbers for the German economy
Directly from the dpa news channel Wiesbaden (AP) – The European economic engine has exhausted itself in the summer: slowed by the problems of the automotive industry and exports, the…
German economy contracts on weak foreign trade, car bottleneck
BERLIN (Reuters) – The German economy has contracted for the first time since 2015 in the third quarter, when global trade disputes have reversed the traditional export growth engine of…
Putin: Russia and Kazakhstan have started the development of maritime tourism
Petropavlovsk, Kazakhstan, 9 November 2018, 2.51 pm – REGNUM Russia and Kazakhstan have started together the development of maritime tourism, traveling through the Caspian Sea, which provide cruise ship visits…
Strong economy does not mean saving for falling stocks
The strong economic numbers of the United States do not automatically translate into good news for investors. Photo: Richard Drew / Associated Press 26 October 2018 11:49 ET Good news,…
The Chinese stock gathering is running out of steam
Great Tuesday theme The Chinese stocks retreated one day after their biggest rally over the years, while the yuan weakened and the persistent commercial clutches with the United States weighed…