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Nobody knows how the UK election will turn out, but most pundits expect that Boris Johnson will be returned to power.
No country is able to operate at a fiscal deficit. The money that a country spends in excess of the receipts it takes in taxes and as income from fixed assets must be balanced
Generally, last week was a negative affair for the world’s major stock exchanges with only the FTSE gaining any ground.
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The man who currently occupies the office of Prime Minister of Israel (following inconclusive elections held in September) has been indicted on charges of bribery and corruption relating to three separate cases.
The current hearings going on in the US Congress are intended to determine if there are grounds for the impeachment of President Trump.
The French economy is the second largest economy in the Eurozone behind that of Germany.
The Japanese economy is the third largest in the world behind the USA and China and consequently, a major exporting nation.
Political scandals continue to dominate on both sides of the Atlantic with continuing revelations about Trump’s Ukraine policy emerging
Global trade is organised between nations via treaties between nations and between nations and blocs
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The German economy is the powerhouse of the Eurozone and one of the biggest exporting nations in the world.
Spain has the unfortunate situation that the past four years have seen it go to the polls four times in general elections
The government of the UK will be breathing a collective sigh of relief that the UK economy has avoided a recession in Q3 as it prepares to fight the general election
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The Monetary Policy Committee of the Bank of England has decided to leave UK interest rates unchanged at 0.75%.
At the heart of the impeachment process against President Trump lies the question of whether or not the President misused the power of his office