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European stocks enjoy breather as Turkish lira rebounds 15/08
Turkey's lira recovered steadily on Tuesday (Aug 14), taking the pressure off stock markets although a boost from early bargain-hunting fizzled out, leaving most European share indices little changed on the day.
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OPEC warns of trade war 'risks' for oil market 12/07
The OPEC cartel on Wednesday (Jul 11) warned that global trade tensions could have a negative impact on the oil market by pushing down demand for crude.
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Japan enacts law to ratify CPTPP 15/06
The Japanese Diet on June 13 enacted a law to ratify the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP), moving a step closer to complete domestic procedures, according to Kyodo news.
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Trump says US could rejoin TPP if deal improved. How hard would it be? 17/04
A look at the negotiations and conditions required for U.S. to come back to the trade pact.
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Thailand wants to join CPTPP this year: Deputy PM 31/03
Thailand wants to become a member of the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP) in 2018, said Thai Deputy Prime Minister Somkid Jatusripitak on March 29.
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CPTPP likely to launch early 2019 30/03
At least six member countries of the Transpacific Partnership’s new avatar, the CPTPP, including Việt Nam, are likely to ratify it this year, enabling it to come into force in early 2019, a seminar heard in HCM City yesterday.
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Dollar lower, stock markets 'tepid' before Fed 22/03
The dollar dropped and stock markets were mixed on Wednesday (Mar 21) ahead of a meeting of the US Federal Reserve and comments from its new boss Jerome Powell.
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DOC launches sunset review of anti-dumping measure on Việt Nam wind towers 09/01
The US Department of Commerce (DOC) has just published a paper announcing the initiation of a sunset review of the anti-dumping measures applicable to utility scale wind towers imported from Việt Nam.
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Britain interested in joining Trans-Pacific trade deal after Brexit: FT 03/01
'There doesn't have to be any geographical restriction,' said British trade minister.
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Oil prices close at 2.5-year peak 28/12
NEW YORK: Oil prices in New York jumped to a two-and-a-half year high on Tuesday (Dec 26) and briefly topped US$60 a barrel due to a Libyan pipeline explosion and frigid weather in the US.
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China raises market rates to fend off financial risks, growth cools 14/12
China’s central bank on Thursday nudged up money market rates as authorities sought to defuse financial risks without imperiling the economy, a balancing act that it has managed successfully so far this year as activity remained broadly steady.
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Brexit will be a key challenge for 2018, says next euro zone finance chief 14/12
The U.K.'s departure from the European Union is among the top concerns for the euro area going into 2018, the incoming Eurogroup chief told CNBC.
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Fed raises interest rates, keeps policy outlook unchanged for 2018 14/12
The Fed's policy-setting Federal Open Market Committee increased the key lending rate to 1.25-1.5 percent, an increase of a quarter point.
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Malaysia, Thailand, Indonesia launch currency framework 12/12
Malaysia, Thailand, and Indonesia on December 11 launched a framework and appointed top banks as partners in a co-ordinated effort to promote local currencies in settling bilateral trade and direct investments that would help reduce reliance on U.S. dollars for such transactions.
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