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Germany, Europe’s largest economy, struggles

The Eurozone economy struggles against headwinds from the U.S-China trade dispute and Britain's departure from the European Union. The state statistics agency said Friday there...

Israel regulator seeks to ban bitcoin firms from stock exchange

Israel's markets regulator will propose regulation to ban companies based on bitcoin and other digital currencies from trading on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange,...

HSBC whistleblower skips Swiss trial

The Swiss trial against a former HSBC employee who leaked documents alleging the bank helped clients evade millions of dollars in taxes opened Monday,...

Egypt stocks drop after Russia suspends flights to country

Egypt's EGX30 stocks index has plunged 4.3 percent after steadily declining since Russia suspended flights to Egypt following the Oct. 31 Russian plane crash...

Kuwait and Iraq say OPEC will not cut output alone

The Kuwaiti and Iraqi oil ministers said Tuesday that OPEC will not cut production unless producers outside the cartel do the same, despite the...

Saudi considering lifting export curbs on cement, steel

Saudi Arabia is considering lifting partial export bans on cement and steel to relieve oversupply in the local market, economic news website al-Eqtisadiah quoted...

German business confidence unfazed by Paris attacks

German business confidence bounced back in November as Europe's top economy shrugged off global uncertainty and the deadly assault in Paris, a leading economic...

OPEC November oil output rises, led by Saudi Arabia and Iraq

OPEC oil output has risen in November from the previous month, a Reuters survey found on Monday, led by a rebound in Iraqi exports...

Saudi bourse regulator tightens curbs on anonymous investors

Saudi Arabia's market regulator has further tightened its restrictions on anonymous investors trading shares through brokers, citing the need to prevent money laundering and...

Oil prices rise despite U.S. inventory increase

Reversing intraday losses, oil prices settled higher Wednesday despite a government report that showed U.S. commercial crude oil inventories rose a higher-than-expected 4.67 million barrels last week. The turnaround...

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