
Stable Growth of the UAE Non-Oil Sector Despite Regional Tensions
The non-oil private sector of the United Arab Emirates has experienced stable growth, although regional tensions have weighed on demand, according to a survey.
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The non-oil private sector of the United Arab Emirates has experienced stable growth, although regional tensions have weighed on demand, according to a survey.
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The United States has lifted restrictions on the export of semiconductor design software to China, previously imposed in response to trade negotiations.
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The Canadian government plans to exploit its fossil resources to mitigate the effects of tariffs imposed by Trump.
ECB decision-makers fear that a too-strong euro may increase the risk of inflation falling short of expectations.
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The People's Bank of China is seeking advice to avoid an economic situation similar to that of Japan, characterized by low inflation.