
Hollie Adams
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5 days ago |
theherald.co.za | Alistair Smout |Andrea Shalal |Hollie Adams
Britain's minister for business and trade Jonathan Reynolds says 'having announcement on the sectoral side is obviously of crucial importance'. File photo. Britain spent months buttering up US President Donald Trump, keeping calm in the face of his tariff-led assault on global trade, before deciding late on Wednesday to drop its demands for a comprehensive deal and take a quick but limited win instead.
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5 days ago |
dailydispatch.co.za | Alistair Smout |Andrea Shalal |Hollie Adams
Britain's minister for business and trade Jonathan Reynolds says 'having announcement on the sectoral side is obviously of crucial importance'. File photo. Britain spent months buttering up US President Donald Trump, keeping calm in the face of his tariff-led assault on global trade, before deciding late on Wednesday to drop its demands for a comprehensive deal and take a quick but limited win instead.
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1 week ago |
bloomberglinea.com.br | Jorge Zuloaga |Hollie Adams
Bloomberg — Desde que as tarifas de Donald Trump abalaram os mercados globais, muitos investidores viraram as costas para os Estados Unidos. Não é o caso do banco mais valioso da União Europeia. Na realidade, o Santander acelerou sua estratégia direcionada para as Américas. Na segunda-feira (5), o banco espanhol concordou em vender grande parte de suas operações na Polônia em uma transação de € 7 bilhões.
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1 week ago |
japantimes.co.jp | Pete McKenzie |Hollie Adams
The brilliant blue waters, thick foliage and bucolic atmosphere on this seemingly idyllic archipelago deep in the Pacific Ocean belie the key role it now plays in a titanic geopolitical struggle. Palau, where brutal World War II clashes once unfolded, is again on the frontline as China and the United States and its allies prepare their forces in an intensifying contest for control over the Asia-Pacific region.
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Jan 16, 2025 |
wsj.com | Hollie Adams
The U.K. economy returned to growth in November, but that is unlikely to mark the start of a recovery that will be strong enough to ease concerns about the government’s ability to tame its rising debts. The Office for National Statistics Thursday said gross domestic product was 0.1% higher in November than it was in October, a weaker outcome than the 0.2% rise expected by economists. That marked a modest return to expansion after small declines in output during the two previous months.
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