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U.S. Warns Its Businesses Of Hong Kong Risks
The U.S. Friday issued an advisory to U.S. businesses about risks to operations in Hong Kong . The U.S. Friday issued an advisory to U.S. businesses about risks to operations in Hong Kong . -
China GDP Misses Consensus On Costs, Covid; Suggests Rethink
Higher raw material costs, supply shortages and pollution controls are weighing on industrial activity. Higher raw material costs, supply shortages and pollution controls are weighing on industrial activity. -
Cool It Or Blow? China Data Sending Mixed Messages
Data showed industrial production increased 8.8% year on year in May, retail trade slowed to 12.4% and urban unemployment was 5.0%, Data showed industrial production increased 8.8% year on year in May, retail trade slowed to 12.4% and urban unemployment was 5.0%, -
Japan Trade Deficit Shrinks 4.5 Times On Year In May On Overseas Sales Of Cars, Machinery
Exports rose 49.6% year on year to 6.26 trillion yen while imports rose 27.9% to 6.45 trillion yen. Exports rose 49.6% year on year to 6.26 trillion yen while imports rose 27.9% to 6.45 trillion yen. -
China Trade Surplus Narrows To $45.53 Billion In May As A Result Of Supply Constraints, Peaking Demand
China's trade surplus was thanks to improving world demand and higher commodity prices. China's trade surplus was thanks to improving world demand and higher commodity prices. -
Aussies Sell More Than They Buy Worldwide But Domestic Purchases On The Rise
Lockdowns keep Australia’s retail spending in check, economist says. Lockdowns keep Australia’s retail spending in check, economist says. -
Taking A Different Approach: New Zealand PM Ardern Promises Billions To Reduce Inequality
The budget spends more money on housing, health care, education and child poverty and climate change. The budget spends more money on housing, health care, education and child poverty and climate change. -
Japan Posts Y255.3 Billion April Trade Surplus But Economists Fret About A Sustained Improvement
Exports jumped 38% year over year to 7.18 trillion yen while imports rose 12.8% to a 27-month high. Exports jumped 38% year over year to 7.18 trillion yen while imports rose 12.8% to a 27-month high. -
Stoic Thailand Battling Through COVID Economic Crisis: Data
Thailand's GDP shrank 2.6% on year in the first quarter following a 4.2% contraction in the fourth quarter of last year. Thailand's GDP shrank 2.6% on year in the first quarter following a 4.2% contraction in the fourth quarter of last year. -
Singapore's Nonoil Domestic Export Rise Disappoints At 6% On Year In April
A fall in exports to the U.S. and Japan was an extension of the declines seen the previous month, experts said Monday. A fall in exports to the U.S. and Japan was an extension of the declines seen the previous month, experts said Monday.