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The description that Oscar Wilde came up with to describe fox hunting could also just about be used to describe the current mess.
The President of the EU, Jean-Claude Juncker was the USA for a meeting with President Trump.
The rate of expansion of the US economy (which is cited as an annualised figure) hit its best level of performance since 2014 in the second quarter of 2018 according to data from the US Commerce Department.
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Last week marked the final session for July for these summaries. It a largely positive affair for the world’s major stock markets with only the Nasdaq losing ground.
On a day that saw a French governments Europe minister point out that the UK could remain in the EU on the same terms as it currently enjoys, the new Brexit minister (Dominic Raab) was meeting with Michel Barnier.
The current appetite in the Trump administration for an all-out trade war with China shows no sign of abating.
If Donald Trump really imagined that the US would be an easy and quick victor in a trade war (with, it would seem, just about everybody) he is in for a rude awakening.
The foolish claim of the Brexiteers in the run-up to the 2016 referendum was that “they (the EU) need us much more than we need them”.
Last week was a mixed affair for the world’s major stock markets
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The unnerving ability of Chinese authorities to hit or surpass growth targets was displayed again in Q2 2018.
Donald Trump’s current fixation is that the USA has trade deficits with many nations.
Data from the Office For National Statistics suggests that UK wage growth has eased from 2.8% to 2.7% in the three-month period to May.
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Sign up to get the latest market updates and free signals directly to your inbox.The world’s largest and most successful trading bloc, the EU, is to sign a free trade agreement with the world’s third largest economy, Japan, later today.
Last week was a positive affair for the world’s major stock markets with all of the major markets making ground.
For hard-line Brexiteers in the Tory party, the Chequers compromise is too soft a Brexit for them to condone, fearing it will be further diluted in negotiations from an already unacceptable starting point.