The United States warns of sanctions for using the Russian equivalent of SWIFT. The US Treasury Department announced possible secondary sanctions against international financial companies that connect to the Russian «Financial Message Transmission System» (SPFS). The agency described participation in the SPFS as a «red flag» and warned that OFAC would take measures against organizations cooperating with this system.Bitcoin has reached another historical high of $99.25 thousand. At the same time,... Baca Lagi
President of Russia, Vladimir Putin pronounced that the recent ice melting and global warming in... Baca Lagi
Japanese core consumer prices increased by a fraction for the second consecutive time last month,... Baca Lagi
Change in market sentiment after a regional inflation in Germany pulling the Euro currency back to... Baca Lagi
In an interview with CNBC, Fed Vice Chairman Stanley Fischer anticipates the central bank for a... Baca Lagi
Asian stocks started off on a mixed note as global equities stayed within its record highs as the... Baca Lagi
Stakeholders from Nigeria and Norway looked for opportunities outside to increase direct foreign... Baca Lagi
Nuclear energy firm Westinghouse has been declared bankrupt by the board of Toshiba Corp. after... Baca Lagi
Public Officials Benefit Association (POBA), a local authority that manages the retirement funds of... Baca Lagi
Australia withdrew its vote to ratify the extradition treaty with China on Tuesday. This is a... Baca Lagi
As stated by the Central Bank of Korea on Tuesday, their economy gained 2.8 percent from a year... Baca Lagi
High-risk assets experienced an easing in its selloff after US stocks managed to make a slim... Baca Lagi
Further countries of the Great Britain agreed to withdraw from the European Union despite its high... Baca Lagi
Chinese Premier Li Kequiang and New Zealand’s Prime Minister Bill English have agreed to expand the ... Baca Lagi
Republican leaders and groups bore the brunt of President Donald Trump’s ire on Sunday as the a... Baca Lagi
During the recent monetary policy meeting of the central bank of New Zealand, they concluded to... Baca Lagi
Tech giant Samsung Electronics Co. issued an apology last Friday following the firm’s involvement i... Baca Lagi
In spite of signs of improvement in the global economy, Yongmaan Park, Korea Chamber of Commerce... Baca Lagi
Japanese exports surged for the third consecutive time last month as the country’s economic r... Baca Lagi
A rare poll conducted over the Cuban populace showed results that nearly all of the citizens of... Baca Lagi
Japan exports rose for more than two years in February after a decline in January. It has exceeded... Baca Lagi
China has reshuffled its cabinet officials. Guo Shuqing has been appointed as China's banking... Baca Lagi
Asian stocks dropped as the Japanese yen maintained its hold on its recent gains while bonds... Baca Lagi
The supreme Leader of Iran, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei have reiterated on Monday for a call of a... Baca Lagi
The Scandinavian country, Denmark is scheduled to pay off its latest foreign currency loans with an... Baca Lagi
German Chancellor Angela Merkel and Japan’s Prime Minister Shinzo Abe discussed free trade between c... Baca Lagi
North Korea has recently carried out the testing of a brand new high-thrust rocket engine which... Baca Lagi
The European Central Bank is most likely to raise its deposit rate with 80% chance on December... Baca Lagi
PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP stated UK consumer spending would probably weaken in the long run after... Baca Lagi
Canadian Federal Finance Minister, Bill Morneau is preparing for disclosing the details regarding... Baca Lagi
In January 2017, the economy of Peru rose up to 4.81% which indicates the progressive the country’s ... Baca Lagi
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