Chinese Automakers Seek Retaliatory Tariffs on EU Cars, State Media Reports

BEIJING, June 19 Reuters Chinese automakers have urged Beijing to hike tariffs on imported European gasolinepowered cars in retaliation for Brussels39; curbs on Chinese EV exports, the statebacked Global Times newspaper said on Wednesday. In a closeddoor meeting on Tuesday also attended by European car companies, China39;s auto industry called on the government to adopt […]
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Australias Central Bank Holds Cash Rate at 4.35

SYDNEY, June 18 Reuters Australia39;s central bank held interest rates steady on Tuesday as expected, while reiterating that it was not ruling out further increases if needed to control inflation. Wrapping up its June policy meeting, the Reserve Bank of Australia RBA kept rates at a 12year high of 4.35, where they have been since […]
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BoE Set to Bury Sunaks preElection Rate Cut Hopes

LONDON, June 14 Reuters Any lingering hopes Prime Minister Rishi Sunak might still have for a preelection interest rate cut will probably be dashed next week, when the Bank of England looks set to signal that lower borrowing costs await Britain39;s next government instead. The BoE has been inching towards a first reduction in rates […]
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South Africa Heads for Coalition as ANC Support Plunges

Governing ANC faces worst result since end of apartheid President Cyril Ramaphosa39;s leadership in question ANC will need to seek coalition partners to govern Parliament will elect the next president MIDRAND, South Africa, May 31 Reuters South African parties geared up for coalition talks on Friday as the governing African National Congress ANC looked set to fall […]
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