U.S. Stock futures on Monday rose above optimism that talk of additional monetary stimulus is in progress and that the rollout of the Covid-19 vaccine could help stem the tide. Futures linked to the S&P 500 rose 0.7%, indicating that the broad-market index could reach a higher level after New …
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Brexit trade negotiations are under the wire this week. Even if the UK and the EU make an agreement, it will not cover Britain’s most valuable industry, and the one introduced by the EU: money. This has put an end to the plan to grab land between the group of …
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WASHINGTON – The U.S. recorded its largest monthly trade deficit since August 2006 as consumer goods imports returned to pre-epidemic levels, adding evidence of a reversal in global trade. U.S. The trade deficit widened by 5.9% to 1 1.1 billion since July, the widest gap since August 2006, the Commerce …
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Department of Commerce Computer-chip companies have been told that they must obtain a license before exporting some of the technology to China’s largest semiconductor manufacturer, which is a blow to China’s efforts to compete in advanced technology. The department made the requirement in a letter to the computer-chip industry on …
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US stock indices USA They closed higher on Tuesday, with the Nasdaq Composite reserving another record close, helped by improving economic data and optimism on Wall Street about US capacity. USA To respond to the growing cases of COVID-19. Technology and consumer-oriented stocks led the recovery, with Apple posting a …
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