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| | | ... underscored by the Nikkei Asian Review 's report that: "The government of Hubei Province, the epicenter of the coronavirus outbreak, said Thursday it will extend its business shutdown for a third time, this time to March 10, more than a month and ... |
| | | | ... troubled by the volatility. The fund lists on March 2 with seed money of $1 million. The launch comes, soon after coronavirus spurred a downgrade in Apple's quarterly earnings, and the virus spreads its influence to other companies with Chinese exposure. ... |
| | | | ... reiterated it intends to defend the claims against it. The bank added that bushfires, storms and the effects of the coronavirus outbreak are expected to have an economic impact witch may ultimately affect banking activity and growth. |
| | | | With the coronavirus, now dubbed COVID-19, impacting not only many lives, but now also the bottom line of some of the world's biggest companies, investors are chasing shorting opportunities to bank big on the pandemic. According to the World Health ... |
| | | | ... March 2020 quarter. That may be but would it be enough to prevent another Japanese recession? Perhaps not, given the coronavirus epidemic and the fact that the bulk of the boost from the investment for the 2020 Tokyo Olympics has already been spent. |
| | | | ... retaliatory tariffs from 10% to 5%, as well as 5% to 2.5% on some US products worth around US$75 billion. However, the coronavirus threatens to disrupt China's commitment to increase its importation of US goods and services by around US$200 billion ... |
| | | | The economic impact of the coronavirus has been grossly underestimated, with jolts likely to be felt well into the second quarter. That's according to Capital Group economist Stephen Green, in a speech televised to attendees at the recent Financial ... |
| | | | The same way as a computer virus freezes the computer's operating system, the coronavirus - renamed COVID-19 - has forced China into lockdown and slowed, if not completely frozen, economic activity in the country. But even without the government-mandated ... |
| | | | ... improvement in Australian consumer and business confidence despite concerns over the impact of the bushfires, floods and the coronavirus. The Westpac-Melbourne Institute Index of Consumer Sentiment rose 2.3% to 95.5 in February from 93.4 in the previous ... |
| | | | ... Mark Carney's last days on the job would have gotten more press were it not for the more pressing concern of the coronavirus. To be sure, there was nothing noteworthy in Carney's final monetary policy committee meeting at the helm of the British ... |
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