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Global Stocks Set For Dire Week, Best For Dollar Since April
After the slide it was the seesaw for markets on Friday, as stocks in large parts of the world, the euro and Dr Copper all headed for their worst weeks since peak coronavirus panic, and the dollar cemented its best run since April.
Discounts Narrow In Top Hubs As Gold Price Dip Attracts Some Interest
Physical gold demand limped higher in top Asian hubs this week, with dealers in India easing discounts to the lowest level in six weeks, as a drop in prices saw a little interest return in the precious metal.
US Probes Mercedes Vans For Possible Unwanted Acceleration
U.S. auto safety regulators are investigating speed sensor problems with MercedesBenz Sprinter fullsize vans that could cause unwanted acceleration.
Gold Edges Higher On U.S. Stimulus Hopes; Set For Worst Week In Six
Gold inched higher on Friday on renewed hopes of more U.S. stimulus measures, though the bullion was on track for its biggest weekly decline in more than a month pressured by a stronger dollar.
Govt Extends Suspension of Fresh Proceedings Under Insolvency and Bankruptcy Law for 3 Months
According to a notification issued by the corporate affairs ministry, the suspension of fresh proceedings under the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC) has been extended for a "period of three months from the 25th September, 2020".
EU Launches Investigation Into Chinese Optical Fibre Cable Imports
The European Commission launched an investigation on Thursday into imports of optical fibre cable from China, which EU manufacturers believe are being sold in Europe at artificially low prices.
Rite Aid Tops Street 2Q Expectations, Revises Forecast
Rite Aid topped Wall Street expectations for the fiscal second quarter and gave a revised annual forecast, one quarter after withdrawing it due to COVID-19 uncertainty.
Gold Slides To Two-month Low As Dollar Extends Rally
Gold dropped to a more than twomonth low on Thursday, weakened by a robust dollar and as analysts said the lack of additional stimulus measures reduced the metal's appeal.
ByteDance Applies For Tech Export Licence In China Amid TikTok Deal Talks
TikTok owner ByteDance has applied for a licence in China in line with the country's tech export requirements, as it strives to seal a deal with Oracle Corp and Walmart Inc for TikTok's U.S. operations to stave off a U.S. ban on the app.
U.S. Crude, Fuel Stocks Fall In Most Recent Week - EIA
U.S. crude stocks, gasoline and distillate inventories fell last week, the Energy Information Administration said on Wednesday.
German Cabinet Approves Second-highest Net New Debt Since World War Two In 2021 Budget
The German cabinet on Wednesday approved Finance Minister Olaf Scholz's draft budget for next year which envisages net new debt of 96.2 billion euros ($112.43 billion) to finance further measures to tackle the coronavirus crisis, an official said.
China Investors Bet On Volatility As U.S. Presidential Election Heats Up
Investors in China are betting on a bumpy ride until the end of the U.S. presidential election and seeking to protect their assets from a long chill in SinoU.S. ties.
Reliance Retail Closes Second Deal in 2 Weeks, to Get Rs 5,550 Crore From US Equity Firm KKR
This is also the second investment by KKR in a Reliance enterprise. In May, 2020, KKR said it will invest Rs 11,367 crore in Jio Platforms.
Mall Titan Brookfield To Cut 20% Of Workforce In Retail Arm
Brookfield Properties, one of the nation's largest mall operators, is cutting 20% of its workforce in its retail division, as the pandemic has accelerated online shopping and resulted in a string of store closings.
Techies, Investors, Await News Of Tesla Battery Potential
Tesla is expected to announce a breakthrough in electric vehicle battery chemistry on Tuesday that could bring down the cost of the vehicles and increase their range and durability.
China Fines Luckin Coffee And Linked Firms A Total Of $9 Million
China's markets regulator said on Tuesday it has fined a group of 45 firms, including Luckin Coffee, a combined 61 million yuan ($8.98 million) for acts linked to Luckin's falsification of financial records and misleading of the public.