The German division of EY has presented a study assessing the economic impact of increased defense spending in Europe. Analysts have studied two scenarios: maintaining the current level of 2% of GDP or less, and increasing it to 3% of GDP. To strengthen independence from the United States and increase the defense capability of the EU countries, it will be necessary to invest about €65 billion annually over six years. Experts note that against the background of modern security challenges, Eu... Read More
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The consumer confidence in Australia declined last week due to the current and future finances... Read More
Large factories in Asia has been more active in September along with the rise in global growth with... Read More
The growth in the UK private sector had reduced marginally during the third quarter, as mentioned... Read More
The American economy improved slightly faster versus its earlier estimate during the Q2, this is... Read More
Japanese policymakers plan to expand the country’s monetary policies in the recent review in S... Read More
Iraq disclosed that it will only deal with the Turkey government when it comes to crude oil... Read More
Imports of Qatar rose in value as it bounced off abruptly during the month of August compared to... Read More
On Wednesday, the World Economic Forum announced that Switzerland hailed the most competitive... Read More
After the general election in New Zealand, the business confidence in the country has declined to... Read More
State-own companies in China had an increase in profit gains by 21.7 for last month compared to the... Read More
The oil market is under pressure because of a surge in U.S. dollar but kept their profits from the... Read More
The manufacturing activity of Japan increased in September at its fastest pace within four months,... Read More
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) stated yesterday that France should not waste time in... Read More
The government is looking for ways to boost the economy and giving attention to certain sectors.... Read More
The biggest crisis within the financial sector was recorded nearly a decade ago, while the Federal... Read More
The seasonally adjusted Gross Domestic Product of the New Zealand increased by 0.8 percent in the... Read More
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The path to recovery of France is strong that the government could reduce spending without... Read More
Large number of companies in Japan have optimistic views for the American economy based on Reuters... Read More
According to the Bank of England officials, the UK economy is getting quite more bullish. The... Read More
The bond market became stronger amid all the external shocks and rise in general levels of debt in... Read More
The European Union aims to centralize the market and enforce banks to pay according to the chief of... Read More
On Thursday, Asian stocks were partly lower from its 10-year highs as Chinese data showed softer... Read More
The Prime Minister of Japan, Shinzo Abe will visit India to begin the bullet train project, as well... Read More
Bonds worth $3 billion was successfully issued by the Commonwealth Bank of Australia (CBA) in the... Read More
Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe mentioned that the central bank if centered on the monetary... Read More
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Oil prices declined on Tuesday as an aftereffect of the Hurricane Irma as it weakened the demand as... Read More
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