(Reuters) -Ukraine’s external financing needs will be around $3 billion a month through 2023 in a best-case scenario, but could…
U.S. autonomous vehicle group picks ex-Senate aide as director
By David Shepardson (Reuters) – A group representing self-driving car companies is appointing a former U.S. Senate aide as its…
Meloni: Italy could be in recession in 2023, faces tough times
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Analysis-China’s newly empowered Xi faces a daunting to-do list
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Australian govt stresses stability in low-drama budget
By Wayne Cole SYDNEY (Reuters) -Australia’s Labor government on Tuesday used its first budget in a decade to emphasise sense…
China seeks to promote development of private businesses with more loans
BEIJING (Reuters) – China’s cabinet issued rules on Tuesday to promote private businesses, including incentives for financial institutions to lend…
China’s fiscal revenue growth speeds up, but land sales earnings slide
BEIJING (Reuters) – China’s fiscal revenue growth picked up pace in September from a month earlier, according to Reuters calculations…
S&P says improved fiscal outcomes for Australia underpin AAA rating
SYDNEY (Reuters) – Australia’s improved fiscal outcomes from a strong economy and high commodity prices underpin its AAA sovereign rating,…
Wall Street bankers in Riyadh renew warnings over world economy
RIYADH (Reuters) -Top Wall Street bankers renewed their warnings about the world economy on Tuesday amid geopolitical tensions and steep…
Climate inaction risks damaging Philippines growth – World Bank
MANILA (Reuters) – Extreme weather events and rising temperatures could see 13.6% of the Philippines’ economic output lost by 2040,…