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Belgium will introduce levies on banks, life insurers and nuclear power producers next year as Prime Minister Herman Van Rompuy seeks to start taming […]
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The United States is going out of its way to build a warmer economic relationship with China and the strategy seems to be paying […]
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China’s banking regulator said it’s too soon for the government to start winding down stimulus efforts even as growth in the world’s third-largest economy […]
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Bank of England policy makers will consider expanding their bond purchase plan when they review its progress in November on concern the economy’s recovery […]
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Euro region member Slovenia, which is facing European Union criticism over its fiscal policy, won’t bring the budget deficit back in line with EU […]
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Australia’s trade deficit narrowed in August as imports of oil and consumer goods fell.
The shortfall narrowed to A$1.52 billion ($1.33 billion) from a […]
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Chinese steel and iron ore group Baosteel has proposed to pay 1 billion pounds ($1.6 billion) for a 30 percent stake in Anglo American’s […]
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Slovenia’s credit rating, the highest in east Europe, may be downgraded if the worst performing economy in the euro region deteriorates further, Fitch Ratings’ […]
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Maria Jose Lozano, a civil servant from Madrid, left a recent property fair empty-handed after discovering that home prices were still out of reach […]
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The performance of the U.S. economy is probably more sluggish than reflected in stock markets, risking a correction in equities, Nobel Prize-winning economist Michael […]
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