An Extended UK-Turkey Agreement Could Lead To An FTA Deal
The previous FTA with Turkey was signed after Brexit with a limited area of influence Turkey ...
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UK’s Economic Management vis-à-vis Other Rich Nations
The major issue crippling the UK economy is inflation, at a record high of 7.9% The ...
Britain to Tap Into a $3 Trillion Cash Reserve to Revive Its Economy
The UK government is under constant pressure to deliver post-Brexit welfare to the most important financial ...
China Curbing Chip Exports, Another Jolt To The Ongoing Chip War
China did the unexpected, banning exports of two essential minerals, primarily used for the manufacturing of ...
Bank of England Governor Admits Rate Hike as Painful for Citizens
The Bank of England chose a bigger rate hike in order to calm the financial markets, ...
New Data Shows that Eurozone is Now Officially in Recession
Revised growth figures from Germany and Ireland reveal that the Eurozone has fallen into recession. Though ...
EU Fines Facebook Owner Meta a Record $1.3 Billion for Illegal Data Transfers
Meta has been served a record fine of $1.3 billion over mishandling of user data and ...
G7 Leaders Meet In Japan, Tighten Sanctions In Russia
The leaders of the G7 countries have released a joint statement pledging to further tighten the ...
EU Ministers Approve New Rules, Taking Lead In Cryptocurrency Regulation
The Finance Ministers of all 27 EU member states met and approved new rules governing crypto ...
Bank of England Raises Rates to 15-year High, Hints at Further Hikes
The Bank of England has raised its central interest rates by 0.25% to bring it to ...
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