IMF, W’Bank, WTO Seek Improved Trade to Boost Global Economic Growth The International Monetary Fund (IMF), the World Bank and the World Trade Organisation (WTO) have...
U.S. Services Sector Expands Faster in June The U.S. non-manufacturing sector expanded faster than expected in the month of June, according to the Institute for Supply...
Oil Bounces; European Bonds Decline as Gold Slips Oil clawed back some of its biggest loss in four weeks after data showed U.S. stockpiles declining, while...
Fed’s $4.5 Trillion Unwind Will Steepen Asia Curves, BofAML Says Asia’s markets are riding high, yet a cloud of uncertainty hangs over them: the prospect of...
Oil Prices Drop More Than 3%, Ending Bullish Streak Oil prices plunged more than three per cent on Wednesday, ending the longest bullish streak in five...
ExxonMobil, Shell Nigeria Suffer Biggest Oil Output Decline Mobil Producing Nigeria Unlimited and Shell Petroleum Development Company of Nigeria Limited recorded the biggest decline in production...
U.K. Needs Europe More Than Ever to Look After Its Natural Gas The U.K. is becoming more dependent than ever on the European Union to look...
Pakistan Rupee Drops Most in Nine Years in Apparent Devaluation Pakistan’s rupee plunged the most in nine years, after the central bank was said to have...
U.K. Non-manufacturing Expands Less Than Projected The U.K. services sector expanded slightly in June as the economy shows signs of weak momentum. The services’ Purchasing Managers...
Emirates Wins Laptop-Ban Exemption, Leaving Qatar Isolated Again Emirates, the world’s biggest long-haul airline, said measures barring laptops from the cabins of aircraft departing its Dubai...
