Day: March 9, 2023

?European stocks closed broadly higher on Wednesday with investors digesting Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell’s hawkish remarks during his testimony before the Senate Banking Committee. Markets also took in their stride the latest batch of economi… … Read More >European stocks close broadly higher after cautious session

?Lawmakers in Georgia have withdrawn a ‘foreign agents’ bill following days of protests against it, the ruling Georgian Dream party said on Thursday. The surprise announcement comes after the parliament in the South Caucasus republic approved the pro… … Read More >Georgia withdraws proposed ‘foreign?agents’ law after protests

?Germany’s blockade of the EU ban on new internal combustion cars from 2035 onwards has met with criticism in France and angered EU?diplomats. French Minister of Transport Clément Beaune told the LCI radio station in Paris on Wednesday that he had ca… … Read More >France, EU?diplomats slam Germany over combustion engine blockade

The Ghana International Trade Commission (GITC) has refused a request for waiver of 35.77 per cent Anti-Dumping Duty (ADD) imposed on consignments of aluminium coils and circles imported from China by the Asadtek Group of Companies. The GITC concluded… … Read More >Ghana International Trade Commission refuses waiver on Anti-Dumping Duty on Asadtek Group consignments

?France’s payroll employment increased in the fourth quarter reflecting the improvement in the private sector job creation, final data from the statistical office INSEE showed Thursday. Overall payroll employment grew 0.2% or 44,000 in the fourth qua… … Read More >France’s payroll employment increases 0.2% in fourth quarter