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Wang Yi meets U.S. state secretary, calling for win-win cooperation
China and the United States should follow the right path of win-win cooperation, rather than go astray toward conflict and confrontation.
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The way bankers and finance workers are paid will change, according to Bank of Queensland boss Jon Sutton.
S.Korean financial firms to tighten loan standard for households in Q4
South Korean financial companies planned to tighten loan standard for households in the fourth quarter of this year.
DPRK, U.S. agree to hold 2nd summit soon
The DPRK and the United States agreed Sunday to hold further negotiation for the second DPRK-U.S. summit at an early date.
Vietnam to keep on tightening monetary policy
Vietnam's central bank will likely continue its tightened monetary policy in the fourth quarter of this year.
ADB updates Myanmar's economic development outlook
Asian Development Bank (ADB) says that the Myanmar's growth rate of gross domestic product (GDP) is 6.6 percent for 2018, and seven percent for 2019.
Global manufacturing PMI drops in September
The world's manufacturing sector expanded at a slower pace in September mainly due to dropping global investment and trade.
India's central banking institution keeps repo rate unchanged at 6.5 pct
India's central banking institution, Reserve Bank of India (RBI), on Friday announced it has kept the repo rate unchanged at 6.5 percent.
Myanmar's economy expects to grow 7.4 pct this FY 2018-19
Myanmar's economy is expected to grow 7.4 percent in this new fiscal year 2018-19 which started on October 1.
Cambodia raises minimum wage for garment, footwear sectors to $182 for 2019
The Cambodian government set a new monthly minimum wage for the country's multi-billion-dollar garment and footwear industries at $182 for 2019.
Juncker hopes to reach Brexit deal in November
Jean-Claude Juncker hoped the European Council would make progress this month so that a Brexit deal could be reached in November.
Vietnam's economy to grow 6.8 pct in 2018: WB
The World Bank (WB) predicted Vietnam's economy will expand 6.8 percent this year, up from the rate of 6.5 percent it forecast in April.
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