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Many UK cabinet ministers reportedly ready to back PM Johnson over ending transition period without a trade deal.
Starting this week, farmers can hedge against water shortages, while others could make money betting on rising prices.
Defying US sanctions, Iran sends flotilla of 10 vessels to help the Latin American nation fight crippling fuel shortage.
World's oil producers are struggling to agree on how much crude to pump after global energy demand fell due to pandemic.
South Korea wants to become a leader in advanced cars, healthcare and low-emission technologies to grow its economy.
While it applies to companies from any country, the bill targets Chinese firms that allegedly flout US audit rules.
Deal signed in January requires China to increase purchases of US products, services by at least $200bn over 2020-21.
Big oil exporters reportedly delay output level talks amid disagreements as energy demand remains weak.
Federal Reserve chairman Powell says effects of coronavirus vaccines on the US economy remain difficult to assess.
Data firm S&P considered adding the electric carmaker's shares to its main index in two tranches but opted for one.
Official factory data show output rose to highest level in more than three years in November on strong domestic demand.
Concentration of power in small number of tech firms is curtailing growth and innovation, says UK's digital secretary.
Formal start of transition from US President Donald Trump to Joe Biden also reassures investors.
Federal Communications Commission ruled in June that Huawei and ZTE are threats, hindering deals with US firms.
The poorest countries' official bilateral debt to G20 countries reached $178bn in 2019, with 63 percent owed to China.
Drop creates concern of a return to deflation as people stay at home and curb spending due to coronavirus pandemic.
Poland, Hungary vetoed budget because they think rule-of-law mechanism will be used as an ideological weapon.
Chinese president tells APEC CEOs Beijing will continue to cut its tariffs and expand imports of high-quality goods.
The pandemic has crushed easyJet's finances, forcing it to take on more debt and sell dozens of its aircraft.
US President-elect says US, allies need to be able to set global trading rules, after China-backed regional trade deal.
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