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"Slightly softer growth" expected in New Zealand pre-election fiscal update
A slightly softer growth forecast is the main feature of largely unchanged New Zealand pre-election fiscal update.
Eurozone economy maintains growth momentum in August: survey
The 19-country Eurozone maintained growth momentum during August as survey data Wednesday showed business activities expanded at a solid pace.
Belarus' central bank to lower key rate by 0.5 pct
The Belarusian National Bank decided to reduce the refinancing rate from 12 percent to 11.5 percent per annum on September 13, 2017.
UAE's logistics sector expected to boom: report
The United Arab Emirates' (UAE) logistics sector is expected to fuel economic growth over the next five years.
ECB chief reiterates effectiveness of non-standard monetary policy
"Research has confirmed that central banks are not powerless at the effective lower bound," President of the ECB Mario Draghi said.
S. Korean banks' bad debt ratio falls to 9-year low on low interest rate
Bad debt ratio among South Korean banks fell to the lowest in almost nine years due to the record-low interest rate.
Thai cabinet approves design contract of Thailand-China railway project
Thai cabinet on Tuesday approved the draft design contract of the Thailand-China railway project to pave the way for the signing early next month.
Scott Morrison attended G&M Cosmetics CELEBRATING 21st ANNIVERSARY
Mr Scott Morrison, Federal Trea visited G&M Cosmetics at Taren Point and officially open an expanded section of the production plant.
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BlueScope Steel has become one of the highest-profile victims of an increasingly downbeat profit reporting season.
Sino-Thai railway project to kick off in October
The Chinese embassy in Thailand announced on August 19 that the construction of the Sino-Thai railway project is likely to start in October this year.
Reducing U.S. trade deficits in NAFTA renegotiations could prove difficult
Renegotiations on the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) will hardly reduce the overall U.S. trade deficit and unemployment, experts said.
Thailand tipped to score 3.5-4.0 percent economic growth this year
Thailand is forecast to register a 3.5 to 4.0 percent growth in the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) throughout this year.
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UBS: The globe is headed for a recession if U.S-China trade talks fails
