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UK Ramps Up No-deal Preparations As EU Trade Talks Stall
Britain began a fresh round of Brexit trade talks by warning the European Union that it was ramping up preparations to leave the bloc without an agreement as the two sides bicker over rules that govern nearly $1 trillion in trade.
Gold Prices Jump Higher for Second Consecutive Day: City-wise Shares
The price of 22-carat 10 gram gold in Chennai stands at Rs 48,850, while in Mumbai and Delhi it costs Rs 49,590 and Rs 49,650. Ten gram of 22-carat gold in Kolkata and Bengaluru come at a price of Rs 50,220 and Rs 48,150.
Japan's Economy Sinks Deeper Into Worst Postwar Contraction, Intensifies Challenge For New Leader
Japan's economy sank deeper into its worst postwar contraction in the second quarter as the coronavirus jolted businesses more than initially thought, underscoring the daunting task the new prime minister faces in averting a steeper recession.
UK Ramps Up No Deal Preparations As EU Trade Talks Stall
Britain will tell the European Union on Tuesday that progress must be made in trade talks this week or the government will step up preparations to leave the bloc without a deal as the time ticks down to an endofyear deadline.
Staycations And Home Office Equipment Boost UK Spending In August
British consumers increased their spending again in August as they went on "staycation" holidays, bought equipment for working from home and went back to shops to buy clothes, surveys showed on Tuesday.
Global Markets: With Big Tech On Holiday, World Shares Inch Higher
World shares rose slightly led by Europe on Monday after last week's rout in U.S. tech stocks, though investors worried that any rally could be shortlived and valuations remained high against the backdrop of a global economy in recession.
If Doing Less Means Saving More, Try These 5 Money Moves
The coronavirus has upended countless jobs, schools and bank accounts. But while undoubtedly more people are struggling than not, those who are still working may have seen their expenses actually drop due to canceled travel, limited dining options and mor...
This Week: Consumer Borrowing, Job Openings, Kroger Earns
A look at some of the key business events and economic indicators upcoming this week:
90% Of China's Sinovac Employees, Families Took Coronavirus Vaccine: CEO
The programme is intended for specific groups, including medical staffers and those who work at food markets and in the transportation and service sectors.
Oil Falls 3%, Posts Weekly Drop On Demand Concerns
Oil prices fell more than 3% on Friday and posted their biggest weekly decline since June as fears of a slow economic recovery from the COVID19 pandemic compounded worries about weak oil demand.
HRAWI Urges Maha Govt To Allow rE-opEning Of Restaurants
Welcoming the Maharashtra government's move to fully reopen hotels, the Hotel and Restaurant Association of Western India's (HRAWI) on Friday urged the government to allow restaurants to reopen with dinein services as well. The association had written...
Oil Slips Below $44, Heads For Weekly Drop On Demand Concerns
Oil slipped below $44 a barrel on Friday and was on course for its biggest weekly decline since June as weak demand figures added to concern over a slow recovery from the COVID19 pandemic.
ITC Says Near-term Outlook Uncertain, Localised Lockdowns Impacting Recovery
The estimates for the Indian economy indicate a substantial contraction in 2020-21, with several sectors experiencing severe demand destruction, he said, adding "this is likely to shrink livelihood opportunities considerably causing a severe stress on con...
World Shares Edge Down Ahead Of U.S. Jobs Data
World shares edged lower on Friday, and were on course for their worst week in more than two months, though gains in safer assets like bonds and the dollar were muted as investors awaited U.S. jobs data to see if it triggers a bigger selloff.
Curevac COVID-19 Vaccine Scale Production Seen This Year - Investor
German biotechnology firm Curevac expects to be able to produce the COVID19 vaccine it is developing at scale by the end of the year, investor Dietmar Hopp told the Handelsblatt business daily on Friday.
Tough Start For New Boss Of BA-owner As Walsh Bows Out
With an enviable reputation, IAG's CEO Willie Walsh would be a hard act to follow at the best of times, but his successor Luis Gallego will have to steer its British Airways and Iberia out of the depths of the worst downturn in aviation history.