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Goldman Expects Gold To Hit $2,150 Per Ounce, Inflation To Rise Further Amid Ukraine Crisis
Goldman Sachs analysts said gold prices could hit $2,000 'in only a matter of days.' 
Goldman Sachs analysts said gold prices could hit $2,000 'in only a matter of days.' -
China Economy Grew By 8.1% Last Year, 2022 Prospects Still Uncertain
China's economy grew by 8.1% last year but analysts expect a slowdown this year due to factors such as the prolonged pandemic and the nation's stringent zero-COVID policy. 
China's economy grew by 8.1% last year but analysts expect a slowdown this year due to factors such as the prolonged pandemic and the nation's stringent zero-COVID policy. -
China December 2021 Exports Higher Than Expected
Analysts expect China's export figures to remain strong throughout the first quarter of this year as global demand remains elevated. 
Analysts expect China's export figures to remain strong throughout the first quarter of this year as global demand remains elevated. -
Sri Lanka Asks China To Restructure Debt As Nation Faces Economic Crisis
The pandemic and worsening foreign exchange crisis has forced Sri Lanka to request a restructuring of its debt payments from China. 
The pandemic and worsening foreign exchange crisis has forced Sri Lanka to request a restructuring of its debt payments from China. -
Vegetable And Food Prices In China Surges As Inflation Rates Hit New Highs
Prices of vegetables, eggs, and fish in China surged in November owing to combined factors such as increased costs, severe weather, and sporadic COVID-19 outbreaks. 
Prices of vegetables, eggs, and fish in China surged in November owing to combined factors such as increased costs, severe weather, and sporadic COVID-19 outbreaks. -
Joe Biden Signs $1 Trillion Infrastructure Bill Into Law
U.S. President Joe Biden signed the bill into law during a ceremony on the White House South Lawn with both Democrats and Republicans in attendance. 
U.S. President Joe Biden signed the bill into law during a ceremony on the White House South Lawn with both Democrats and Republicans in attendance. -
Japan Stimulus Plan To Pay Families $880 In Cash Per Child
The government of new Prime Minister Fumio Kishida plans to give households $880 per child regardless of their household income. 
The government of new Prime Minister Fumio Kishida plans to give households $880 per child regardless of their household income. -
Turkish Lira Drops To Record Low Following Threats To Kick Out Foreign Ambassadors
The Turkish lira dropped to an all-time low of 9.75 against the U.S. dollar following Erdogan's order to expel foreign ambassadors from the country. 
The Turkish lira dropped to an all-time low of 9.75 against the U.S. dollar following Erdogan's order to expel foreign ambassadors from the country. -
UK And New Zealand Sign Free Trade Agreement
Under the new deal, all barriers to trade between the two nations will be removed, including tariffs on goods such as farm equipment and clothes. 
Under the new deal, all barriers to trade between the two nations will be removed, including tariffs on goods such as farm equipment and clothes. -
Ireland Agrees To Sign Deal To Standardize Global Corporate Tax Rate
Ireland agreed to raise its corporate tax to 15% for comapneis with annual reveneus of over 750 million euros. 
Ireland agreed to raise its corporate tax to 15% for comapneis with annual reveneus of over 750 million euros.
