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India To Export Essential Goods To Maldives Despite Strained Ties: Report
India has allowed limited exports of essential commodities, including sugar, wheat, rice, and onions, to the Maldives, the government said on Friday, even as ties between Male and New Delhi remained tense amid rising Chinese influence.
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What Market Watchers Say About China Unrest And The Global Impact
Comments from market watchers on the China unrest after Chinese stocks slumped as recent monetary easing measures failed to offset investor worries.
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Oil Prices Fall By Over $1 A Barrel On Lower Chinese Demand Concerns
Oil prices fell by more than $1 a barrel on Tuesday as rising COVID-19 cases in China renewed fears of lower fuel consumption from the world's top crude importer.
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Stocks Struggle To Advance As Surprise China Rate Cut Sends Oil Tumbling
Global shares struggled to advance on Monday while investors digested news of an unexpected cut in Chinese interest rates as data pointed to faltering growth in the world's second largest economy, sending oil prices nearly 2 per cent lower.
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Spot Gold Retreats As Dollar Gains; All Eyes On US Central Bank Chairman's Speech
Safe-haven inflows into gold curbed after top US and Chinese trade officials reaffirmed their commitment to a Phase 1 trade deal between the world's top two economies.
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How China Tariffs On US Commodities, Energy Stand After Phase 1 Trade Deal
A senior Trump administration official confirmed on Wednesday that China will need to issue waivers or adjustments to tariffs to meet its buying commitments.
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Could Pandas Get Caught In Trade War?
As the U.S.-China trade war worsens and President Donald Trump rails about economic theft, the United States has a precious commodity on loan from the Chinese less than three miles from the White House.
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Budget 2019: Steel Ministry Seeks Higher Duties To Deter Chinese Imports
The steel ministry has proposed the higher duties as part of its recommendations to the finance ministry for the upcoming 2019-20 budget that is due out on July 5.
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Tata Steel's Proposed Merger With Germany's ThyssenKrupp Being Investigated
ThyssenKrupp struck a deal in June to merge its steel-making business with Tata in response to a flood of cheap Chinese steel unbalancing world markets, with the new venture set to become Europe's second biggest manufacturer of the metal.
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Go ship, Go! China Roots For Last US Soybean Cargo To Land Before Tariffs
It is not often that the niche world of commodities trading enters the public conversation, but on Friday China's social media was rooting for a ship carrying soybeans from the United States to beat the deadline before Chinese tariffs kicked in.
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India To Surpass China As Fastest Growing Oil Market In 2018: Moody's
Chinese demand growth is seen halving to 2.5-3 per cent in 2017-18 from a higher 6 per cent in 2016-17.
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The Perfect Storm That's Sinking Gold's Value
A stronger dollar, spiking bond yields and rising optimism over the outlook for financial markets has hobbled gold, while the traditional saviours of a falling market, Indian and Chinese gold buyers, are hamstrung by cash controls and import curbs.
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Asia Thermal Coal Sector To Remain Under Pressure Next Year: Fitch
Strong pricing rebound since early 2016 is unlikely to be sustained as the Chinese government relaxes its working-day curtailment policies to manage prices, Fitch said.
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Gold, Silver Give Better Returns To Investors Than Stocks
Earlier in the year, sentiment in the market was hit mostly by volatility in crude oil prices and worries over the health of the Chinese economy.
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Gold Prices Rise After Weekly Drop As Equities, Dollar Retreat
Gold prices rose on Monday as stock markets eased after soft Chinese data, boosting interest in the metal as an alternative asset, and as the dollar weakened against the euro.
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India To Export Essential Goods To Maldives Despite Strained Ties: Report
India has allowed limited exports of essential commodities, including sugar, wheat, rice, and onions, to the Maldives, the government said on Friday, even as ties between Male and New Delhi remained tense amid rising Chinese influence.
-
What Market Watchers Say About China Unrest And The Global Impact
Comments from market watchers on the China unrest after Chinese stocks slumped as recent monetary easing measures failed to offset investor worries.
-
Oil Prices Fall By Over $1 A Barrel On Lower Chinese Demand Concerns
Oil prices fell by more than $1 a barrel on Tuesday as rising COVID-19 cases in China renewed fears of lower fuel consumption from the world's top crude importer.
-
Stocks Struggle To Advance As Surprise China Rate Cut Sends Oil Tumbling
Global shares struggled to advance on Monday while investors digested news of an unexpected cut in Chinese interest rates as data pointed to faltering growth in the world's second largest economy, sending oil prices nearly 2 per cent lower.
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Spot Gold Retreats As Dollar Gains; All Eyes On US Central Bank Chairman's Speech
Safe-haven inflows into gold curbed after top US and Chinese trade officials reaffirmed their commitment to a Phase 1 trade deal between the world's top two economies.
-
How China Tariffs On US Commodities, Energy Stand After Phase 1 Trade Deal
A senior Trump administration official confirmed on Wednesday that China will need to issue waivers or adjustments to tariffs to meet its buying commitments.
-
Could Pandas Get Caught In Trade War?
As the U.S.-China trade war worsens and President Donald Trump rails about economic theft, the United States has a precious commodity on loan from the Chinese less than three miles from the White House.
-
Budget 2019: Steel Ministry Seeks Higher Duties To Deter Chinese Imports
The steel ministry has proposed the higher duties as part of its recommendations to the finance ministry for the upcoming 2019-20 budget that is due out on July 5.
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Tata Steel's Proposed Merger With Germany's ThyssenKrupp Being Investigated
ThyssenKrupp struck a deal in June to merge its steel-making business with Tata in response to a flood of cheap Chinese steel unbalancing world markets, with the new venture set to become Europe's second biggest manufacturer of the metal.
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Go ship, Go! China Roots For Last US Soybean Cargo To Land Before Tariffs
It is not often that the niche world of commodities trading enters the public conversation, but on Friday China's social media was rooting for a ship carrying soybeans from the United States to beat the deadline before Chinese tariffs kicked in.
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India To Surpass China As Fastest Growing Oil Market In 2018: Moody's
Chinese demand growth is seen halving to 2.5-3 per cent in 2017-18 from a higher 6 per cent in 2016-17.
-
The Perfect Storm That's Sinking Gold's Value
A stronger dollar, spiking bond yields and rising optimism over the outlook for financial markets has hobbled gold, while the traditional saviours of a falling market, Indian and Chinese gold buyers, are hamstrung by cash controls and import curbs.
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Asia Thermal Coal Sector To Remain Under Pressure Next Year: Fitch
Strong pricing rebound since early 2016 is unlikely to be sustained as the Chinese government relaxes its working-day curtailment policies to manage prices, Fitch said.
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Gold, Silver Give Better Returns To Investors Than Stocks
Earlier in the year, sentiment in the market was hit mostly by volatility in crude oil prices and worries over the health of the Chinese economy.
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Gold Prices Rise After Weekly Drop As Equities, Dollar Retreat
Gold prices rose on Monday as stock markets eased after soft Chinese data, boosting interest in the metal as an alternative asset, and as the dollar weakened against the euro.
