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China to buy US$200b of additional US goods over two years
WASHINGTON: China has agreed to buy $200 billion worth of additional US goods and services over the next two years as part of a phase one trade pact to be signed in early January, U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer told reporters on Friday.
The fight for investment
Chairman Datuk Abdul Majid Ahmad Khan talks about the trade war, building the right ecosystem to attract more investments and pushing the shared prosperity agenda.
Top Glove to expand to US market by mid-2020
After having successfully penetrated the European market for its flagship biodegradable gloves, the world’s largest glove maker will now set its foot in the world’s economic powerhouse – the US – by the middle of next year.
Malaysia raises CPO export tax for January
SINGAPORE: Malaysia has raised its export tax for crude palm oil for January, for the first time in one-and-a-half years, the Malaysian Palm Oil Board’s website said, citing the national customs department.
‘Japanification’ sets in as stimulus loses ‘oomph’
THIS a follow-up on my previous column on Nov 30 reviewing the world in 2019 and assessing its outlook for 2020.
Algeria's new president Tebboune faces tough challenge
ALGIERS (Reuters) - Algeria's new president faces the country's biggest political crisis in decades, a hostile economic climate and attacks on his legitimacy after winning an election with low turnout opposed by a massive protest movement.
Ex-premier elected Algerian president; thousands march in protest
ALGIERS (Reuters) - A former prime minister was elected Algeria's new president in a vote the authorities hope will end months of turmoil, but protesters who toppled his predecessor marched again on Friday, vowing their movement would not stop.
China's yuan surges, shares jump on trade deal reports
SHANGHAI: China's yuan jumped to a 4-1/2 month high against the U.S. dollar and Chinese shares rallied on Friday after reports that the United States and China agreed to reduce existing tariffs and delay new ones set to take effect this weekend.
Malaysia raises export tax for crude palm oil for first time in over a year
SINGAPORE: Malaysia has raised its export tax for crude palm oil for January, for the first time in one-and-a-half years, the Malaysian Palm Oil Board's website said on Friday, citing the national customs department.