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| | | ... visited five clubs and bars in a popular Seoul neighborhood, health officials said." Coronavirus spread accelerates again in Germany (Reuters) "BERLIN (Reuters) -- New coronavirus infections are accelerating again in Germany just days after its leaders ... |
| | | | ... gently eased lockdown and social distancing restrictions, among them the single currency region's biggest economies - Germany, France, Italy and Spain. This relative optimism is reflected in the sharp drop in the VStoxx (Euro Stoxx 50 Volatility ... |
| | | | ... respective curves and are now gradually relaxing restrictions. Among them: Australia, New Zealand, India, Italy, Spain, Germany, Greece, Iran and Saudi Arabia. China, of course, ended its lockdown weeks earlier (7 April). While unlocking lockdowns prematurely ... |
| | | | ... this translates to a 14.4% drop in national (or euro-wide) output with France and Italy now in a technical recession and Germany predicting GDP growth to plummet by 6.3% this year. For sure and for certain, the GDP numbers that will come out from Japan ... |
| | | | ... three credit rating agencies - Standard & Poor's, Moody's and Fitch Ratings - namely: Australia, Canada, Denmark, Germany, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Norway, Singapore, Sweden, and Switzerland. Good call! Latest available information on each country's ... |
| | | | ... GDP over 2020 and 2021 from the pandemic crisis could be around US$9 trillion, greater than the economies of Japan and Germany, combined," Gopinath said. "For the first time since the Great Depression both advanced economies and emerging market and developing ... |
| | | | ... GDP over 2020 and 2021 from the pandemic crisis could be around US$9 trillion, greater than the economies of Japan and Germany, combined," Gopinath said. "For the first time since the Great Depression both advanced economies and emerging market and developing ... |
| | | | ... witnessed during the time of Grexit, with problem countries arguing for increased deficit spending and fiscally-responsible Germany refusing. The ECB fought the threat of contagion from Grexit and won. Eurozone member governments must band together to ... |
| | | | ... Powell's leadership of the US central bank. "As usual, Jay Powell and the Federal Reserve are slow to act," he tweeted. "Germany and others are pumping money into their economies. Other Central Banks are much more aggressive. The U.S. should have ... |
| | | | Global markets, already feeling the burn from the spreading COVID-19 virus, have tumbled further, after Saudi Arabia sparked an oil price war which saw oil futures plunge more than 30%. Nearly $140 billion was wiped from the S&P/ASX 200 yesterday, as ... |
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