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China asks to join the TPP; World Bank rejects key report favoring New Zealand; Strong retail sales in the United States; The OECD wants a global emissions trading system; 10-year UST 1.34%, oil reserves, gold wells; NZ $ 1 = 70.7 USc; TWI-5 = 74
Here is our recap of the key overnight economic events affecting New Zealand with new great power rivalries continuing in the wake of some ... -
BP (NYSE: BP) receives holding rating from Deutsche Bank Aktiengesellschaft
BP (NYSE: BP)The stock’s action saw its “hold” rating reformed by analysts at Deutsche Bank Aktiengesellschaft in a report released Thursday, The Fly reports. ... -
We are at the peak of meat. Which supermarket will bite the bullet and commit to selling less? | Commentary and opinion
This summer, a headline sums up the enormity of the climate and natural crisis: the Amazon rainforest now emits more carbon dioxide than it ... -
Pre-market actions: Chevron’s low-carbon push is still lagging behind
What’s happening: This week the company announced it would spend $ 10 billion through 2028 on low-carbon energy sources like renewable diesel fuel and ... -
Leaded gasoline is gone, but lead pollution can linger for a very long time, Auto News, ET Auto
The use of lead in fuel dates back to the 1920s, when tetraethyl lead was added to gasoline to reduce engine knock. As one ... -
Heavy nightly rains cause landslide in Nandi Hills, tourists banned
Heavy rains caused a landslide on Tuesday evening in Nandi Hills, a popular tourist destination near Bengaluru in the Chikkaballapur district of Karnataka. The ... -
Australians are watching Z Energy; Volvo steel green eyes; The United States sees a new boost in productivity; China envisions “common prosperity”; AU and NZ cornered by delta; 10-year UST 1.26%, slide in oil and gold; NZ $ 1 = 68.3 USc; TWI-5 = 72
Here is our recap of the main economic events of the weekend affecting New Zealand with the news of the long-awaited rise in robots ... -
USD rises in risky mood; Rising retail sales in Canada; China holds the preferential rate; Taiwanese exports are soaring again; the logistical stalemate is spreading; commodity prices fall; 10-year UST 1.26%, oil down but gold companies; NZ $ 1 = 68.3 USc; TWI-5 = 71.9
Here is our recap of the key overnight economic events affecting New Zealand with the news of a stock sell off this week, but ... -
FTSE 100 falls as oil and precious metals prices fall
FTSE 100 falls as oil and precious metals prices fall 0805 GMT – FTSE 100 drops 0.2%, or 18 points to 7105, dragged down ... -
COVID-19 crisis: 5 states that are deteriorating rapidly
About a week ago, I wrote an article on “Prepare for the COVID-19 Delta Wave Outside of Klang Valley” to highlight the deteriorating situation ...