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In a sombre assessment, Ms Lagarde highlighted the “spillover” effects from the first interest rate hike in the US in nine years, warning that it could lead to tighter credit conditions and higher debt servicing costs for emerging markets…Read More
The BGA said it expected German gross domestic product (GDP) to rise by 1.25 percent this year, well below the government’s forecast for an expansion of 1.8 percent…Read More
Weak Chinese manufacturing data “started sort of a downturn of the Chinese stock market and then that spilled over to the U.S. stock markets. I am not that concerned about that in terms of the U.S. economy,” Mester said in an interview with Bloomberg television.
Fiat Chrysler distributed its 80% stake in Ferrari to shareholders on Sunday, ending 30 years of exclusive control over the maker of the iconic cars that on average sell for about EUR250,000 ($273,000).
Analysts see little hope of clarity on demand prospects for industrial metals in China until after the Lunar New Year holiday in February.
The Stoxx Europe 600 index SXXP, -1.49% dropped 1.5% to close at 341.35, suffering a 6.7% slide on the week. That’s the biggest weekly fall since early August 2011, when investors fretted over Europe’s sovereign debt crisis and a downgrade to the US’s credit rating.
The BOJ now expects to meet its 2 percent inflation target some time around the second half of fiscal 2016, but even this time frame may not survive the BOJ’s review of its long-term forecasts at a meeting on Jan. 28-29.
Lenovo hopes Tango will help it stand out in a crowded field. With smartphones sporting similar hardware and the market maturing, vendors are looking for ways to differentiate through software. The new handsets go on sale over the summer for under $500, Lenovo and Google said Thursday at the International Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas.
Mitsubishi Motors is also withdrawing from European production, making it the first Japanese automaker to end production in both the U.S. and Europe. It aims to increase efficiency by consolidating production in Japan and Southeast Asia.
The pound fell to the weakest level since June 2010 as Chancellor of the Exchequer George Osborne prepares to say a “dangerous cocktail” of global threats faces the British economy this year.
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