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US Plans To Reduce Number Of G20 Finance Minister Meetings: Report
The move may also reflect President Donald Trump's approach of prioritizing bilateral engagement over increasingly complex multilateral gatherings.
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Indian Economy Poised to Grow 5.7 Per Cent in 2014: OECD
Sharply revising upwards its forecast, the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) has projected 5.7 per cent growth for the Indian economy this year even as global recovery continues at a moderate pace.
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OECD Unveils Proposals to Curb Corporate Tax Avoidance
New international tax rules proposed on Tuesday could eliminate structures that have allowed companies such as Google Inc and Amazon.com Inc to shave billions of dollars off their tax bills.
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G20 Says Nearing Growth Goal, but More Needed From Europe
The Group of 20 nations says they are tantalisingly close to adding an extra $2 trillion to the global economy and creating millions of new jobs, but Europe's extended stagnation remains a major stumbling block.
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Coronavirus Pandemic: G20 Ministers Agree To Keep Markets Open, Tackle Supply Disruptions
Trade ministers from the Group of 20 major economies agreed on Monday to keep their markets open and ensure the continued flow of vital medical supplies, equipment and other essential goods as the world battles the deadly coronavirus pandemic.
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Japan’s Abe Presses Davos Crowd to Rebuild Trust in Free Trade
Japan’s Abe seeks WTO rule changes and stronger IP protections.
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India's Central Bank Chief Faces Long To-Do List in New Job
Das was appointed for a three-year tenure, making him the 25th governor of the 83-year-old institution.
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Trump Sees a Meeting With North Korea's Kim as Soon as January
Trump and Kim met in June in a historic summit in Singapore aimed at curbing Pyongyang’s nuclear and ballistic missile programs.
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Trump Meets MBS, Family Fights, Ukraine Statement: G20 Update
All the updates from the meeting between leaders of Group of 20 nations in Buenos Aires.
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Trump Brings a Rare Commodity to His Summit With Xi: Allies
U.S. in fragile coalition with EU and Japan over China.
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What Oil at $50 a Barrel Means for the World Economy
Energy importers like India and South Africa will benefit; oil producers such as Russia and Saudi Arabia will hurt.
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Saudi Prince’s Protectors Can’t Stop Speculation Over His Fate
The Crown Prince has been spending more time with his father in public since the international condemnation of Khashoggi’s murder.
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Trump, Xi Signal Readiness for Trade Talks Ahead of G-20 Meeting
China hopes the Xi-Trump meeting goes smoothly: Vice Minister of Foreign Affairs Wang Chao.
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Economists Cut China GDP Estimates as Trade War Trumps Stimulus
Forecasters see further growth slowdown over next two quarters.
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Strong-Arm Governments Are Taking Over the Global Economy
Populists and authoritarians now oversee the biggest chunk of G20 output. How could that affect economic performance?
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US Plans To Reduce Number Of G20 Finance Minister Meetings: Report
The move may also reflect President Donald Trump's approach of prioritizing bilateral engagement over increasingly complex multilateral gatherings.
-
Indian Economy Poised to Grow 5.7 Per Cent in 2014: OECD
Sharply revising upwards its forecast, the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) has projected 5.7 per cent growth for the Indian economy this year even as global recovery continues at a moderate pace.
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OECD Unveils Proposals to Curb Corporate Tax Avoidance
New international tax rules proposed on Tuesday could eliminate structures that have allowed companies such as Google Inc and Amazon.com Inc to shave billions of dollars off their tax bills.
-
G20 Says Nearing Growth Goal, but More Needed From Europe
The Group of 20 nations says they are tantalisingly close to adding an extra $2 trillion to the global economy and creating millions of new jobs, but Europe's extended stagnation remains a major stumbling block.
-
Coronavirus Pandemic: G20 Ministers Agree To Keep Markets Open, Tackle Supply Disruptions
Trade ministers from the Group of 20 major economies agreed on Monday to keep their markets open and ensure the continued flow of vital medical supplies, equipment and other essential goods as the world battles the deadly coronavirus pandemic.
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Japan’s Abe Presses Davos Crowd to Rebuild Trust in Free Trade
Japan’s Abe seeks WTO rule changes and stronger IP protections.
-
India's Central Bank Chief Faces Long To-Do List in New Job
Das was appointed for a three-year tenure, making him the 25th governor of the 83-year-old institution.
-
Trump Sees a Meeting With North Korea's Kim as Soon as January
Trump and Kim met in June in a historic summit in Singapore aimed at curbing Pyongyang’s nuclear and ballistic missile programs.
-
Trump Meets MBS, Family Fights, Ukraine Statement: G20 Update
All the updates from the meeting between leaders of Group of 20 nations in Buenos Aires.
-
Trump Brings a Rare Commodity to His Summit With Xi: Allies
U.S. in fragile coalition with EU and Japan over China.
-
What Oil at $50 a Barrel Means for the World Economy
Energy importers like India and South Africa will benefit; oil producers such as Russia and Saudi Arabia will hurt.
-
Saudi Prince’s Protectors Can’t Stop Speculation Over His Fate
The Crown Prince has been spending more time with his father in public since the international condemnation of Khashoggi’s murder.
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Trump, Xi Signal Readiness for Trade Talks Ahead of G-20 Meeting
China hopes the Xi-Trump meeting goes smoothly: Vice Minister of Foreign Affairs Wang Chao.
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Economists Cut China GDP Estimates as Trade War Trumps Stimulus
Forecasters see further growth slowdown over next two quarters.
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Strong-Arm Governments Are Taking Over the Global Economy
Populists and authoritarians now oversee the biggest chunk of G20 output. How could that affect economic performance?
