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Trump's $4.8 trillion budget gets chilly reception from Congress

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Japanese lawmakers mull floating country's own cryptocurrency

Japan in a move to get in tune with financial technology is working on a proposal to launch cryptocurrency which...

UK set to end Arriva's Northern rail franchise-minister

The government has had to take over the running of some lines in recent years after private companies failed to turn a...

Credit Suisse admits surveillance of second executive

An investigation into the spying finds Bouee and a security boss under him were alone responsible for the order.

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Global shares stall near record high as year draws to close

U.S. President Donald Trump said on Saturday the United States and China would "very shortly" sign phase one a trade...

Second Credit Suisse spying probe expected to clear CEO Thiam: report

The revived concerns about the bank's practices after the tailing of wealth management star Iqbal Khan in September led...

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Mexico objects to labour enforcement provision in North American trade deal

Top officials from Canada, Mexico and the United States on Tuesday signed a fresh overhaul of a quarter-century-old...

China must recover pig production, stabilize pork supply: vice premier

Millions of pigs have died or been culled due to the African swine fever outbreak in China and other Asian countries...

As Juncker bids farewell, new EU executive begins with scrutiny over Luxembourg tax

Vice-President Margrethe Vestager and tax commissioner Paolo Gentiloni will meet IMF researchers who investigated the...

Daimler to cut thousands of jobs worldwide by end of 2022

It marks the third announcement on cost cuts this week by a major German car company as carmakers grapple with huge...

Asian shares gain foothold amidst tense US-China trade fall out

Despite the global slowdown of growth, US economic data showed resilience in the country's economy

Westpac CEO Brian Hartzer booted out after playing down money-laundering and child exploitation scandal

Hartzer, who worked earlier in ANZ and RBS, joined Westpac in 2012 and became its CEO in 2014

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Singapore's Senior Minister Tharman receives IIF Award 2019 along with Bank of England governor Carney

IIF described Mr Tharman as "a visionary" who has been a leading proponent of...

Will massive HSBC job cuts spare Singapore and rest of Asia?

Reuters reported that the latest job cuts will be on top of the staff reduction...

South Korea assessing financial sector risks of wider row with Japan

In a worst-case scenario, Japanese lenders could refuse to roll over maturing...

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US Treasury's Mnuchin rejects subpoena for Trump tax returns

Mnuchin rejected a demand for the documents from House Ways and Means Committee...

Global Markets: US stock futures fall as Trump's tariff hike on China looms

Trump said on Thursday he was taking steps to authorise new tariffs on $325...

Recession risks prod BOJ to strengthen forward guidance in April

BOJ kept intact a pledge to guide short-term interest rates at minus 0.1...

Australia Announces Emergency Financial Aid to Pacific Island Nations

The Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade committed 100 million Australian...

Global economic outlook 'sluggish', says IMF; further lowers growth forecasts

The IMF lowered global growth forecast citing reasons of sharper-than-expected...

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International Finance News and Updates – International Business Times, Singapore

Trump's $4.8 trillion budget gets chilly reception from Congress

Japanese lawmakers mull floating country's own cryptocurrency

UK set to end Arriva's Northern rail franchise-minister

Credit Suisse admits surveillance of second executive

Global shares stall near record high as year draws to close

Second Credit Suisse spying probe expected to clear CEO Thiam: report

Mexico objects to labour enforcement provision in North American trade deal

China must recover pig production, stabilize pork supply: vice premier

As Juncker bids farewell, new EU executive begins with scrutiny over Luxembourg tax

Daimler to cut thousands of jobs worldwide by end of 2022

Asian shares gain foothold amidst tense US-China trade fall out

Westpac CEO Brian Hartzer booted out after playing down money-laundering and child exploitation scandal

Singapore's Senior Minister Tharman receives IIF Award 2019 along with Bank of England governor Carney

Will massive HSBC job cuts spare Singapore and rest of Asia?

South Korea assessing financial sector risks of wider row with Japan

US Treasury's Mnuchin rejects subpoena for Trump tax returns

Global Markets: US stock futures fall as Trump's tariff hike on China looms

Recession risks prod BOJ to strengthen forward guidance in April

Australia Announces Emergency Financial Aid to Pacific Island Nations

Global economic outlook 'sluggish', says IMF; further lowers growth forecasts

OPINION: UAE shuns foreign workers during coronavirus distress, and it's disgraceful

OPINION: UAE shuns foreign workers during coronavirus distress, and it's disgraceful

End of COVID-19 pandemic? Not in near future

End of COVID-19 pandemic? Not in near future

Ultimately, coronavirus will affect the poor most, point out numerous studies

Ultimately, coronavirus will affect the poor most, point out numerous studies