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Commodity Live: Slow business in gold and silver, sharp decline in crude and metals!

Commodity Live: Slow business in gold and silver, sharp decline in crude and metals!

Tue, Aug 08, 2023

Commodities: There is a rise in the price of crude oil in the international market. The rate of Brent crude oil today (Tuesday), on August 8, 2023, is above $ 85 per barrel, while the price of gold is above Rs 59,000 per 10 grams. At the same time, the price of silver is more than Rs 71 thousand per kg.

Share bazar: Party atmosphere in America markets, there was a strong boom, the market is preparing to make a record

Share bazar: Party atmosphere in America markets, there was a strong boom, the market is preparing to make a record

Wed, Jul 19, 2023

Share bazar: There is a party atmosphere in the US markets, there has been a strong jump in the stocks here, the market is showing signs of preparing to make a record.

Britain ditches threat to break EU exit treaty: From What is the deal, changes, to what happens - Explained in brief

Wed, Dec 09, 2020

Britain said on Tuesday it would drop clauses in draft domestic legislation that breached the Brexit Withdrawal Agreement after it clinched a deal with the European Union over how to manage the Ireland-Northern Ireland border.

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Theresa May presses her Brexit plan with EU to avoid disorderly UK departure

Theresa May presses her Brexit plan with EU to avoid disorderly UK departure

Wed, Sep 19, 2018

Before a two-day European Union summit starts on Wednesday evening, May showed no sign of backing away from her Brexit plan, shrugging off criticism at home and in Brussels over her proposals for future trade relations, the biggest policy shift for Britain in almost half a century.

Control immigration, but keep workers coming: UK employers

Control immigration, but keep workers coming: UK employers

Fri, Aug 10, 2018

Britain`s leading employers` group said on Friday it accepted that Prime Minister Theresa May would need to impose controls on EU citizens working in the UK after Brexit, but new immigration rules must not stop companies from hiring the staff they need.

Brexit: UK foreign secretary warns against messy divorce with European Union

Brexit: UK foreign secretary warns against messy divorce with European Union

Wed, Aug 01, 2018

Britain is due to leave the EU in March, but the two sides have not agreed on their future relationship and concerns are mounting that no deal will be reached in time. Differences persist over the terms of a new trade setup and how to regulate the border between Northern Ireland and EU member Ireland.

Quitting EU could hit UK households by up to 960 pounds a year: report

Quitting EU could hit UK households by up to 960 pounds a year: report

Fri, Jul 20, 2018

The report by consulting firm Oliver Wyman focused on five different Brexit scenarios, where the size of the annual economic impact would vary between 245 and 960 pounds depending on whether the UK avoids EU tariffs.

Former UK Prime Minister Tony Blair calls for second vote to fix Brexit 'mess'

Former UK Prime Minister Tony Blair calls for second vote to fix Brexit 'mess'

Tue, Jul 17, 2018

Blair himself said it was a "mush", an "incomplete half-in half-out" plan that pleased no one -- and was unlikely to be accepted by Brussels. He noted the inherent dilemma in Brexit -- stay close to the EU to protect trade but forfeit the opportunities of going it alone, or cut ties altogether and risk damage to the economy.

Donald Trump says Theresa May's Brexit plan kills hope of a US trade deal

Donald Trump says Theresa May's Brexit plan kills hope of a US trade deal

Fri, Jul 13, 2018

After a tumultuous week for May, when her Brexit Secretary David Davis and Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson resigned in protest at her Brexit plans, Trump heaped praise on Johnson, saying he "would be a great Prime Minister." Such harsh public criticism by a sitting U.S. president of a British prime minister while on a visit to the United Kingdom publicly undermines May in her party, her country and abroad.

Brexit: Britain's aviation regulator prepares contingency plans

Brexit: Britain's aviation regulator prepares contingency plans

Sat, Jul 07, 2018

Britain's aviation regulator Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) is likely to hire 60 additional staff to assist with planning for a scenario that would see the UK crash out of the European Union, according to a report.

Big setback for Tata Motors in Britain

Big setback for Tata Motors in Britain

Thu, Jul 05, 2018

Tata Motors said it could hit the Britain's biggest carmaker's annual profits by over 1.2 billion pounds and may even force an exit from the UK. Britain is set to exit the 28-member European Union in March next year.

British PM May's Brexit plans set for defeat, teeing up Wednesday showdown

British PM May's Brexit plans set for defeat, teeing up Wednesday showdown

Mon, Jun 18, 2018

Ministers are seeking approval for the final wording of the legislation that will end Britain`s membership of the European Union next year, but have fallen into a bitter row with pro-European lawmakers who want parliament to have a say in the exit process if talks in Brussels fail to reach an acceptable deal.

Britain's Brexit laws: What's changed and what happens next?

Britain's Brexit laws: What's changed and what happens next?

Wed, Jun 13, 2018

The European Union (Withdrawal) Bill is being finalised in parliament after more than 250 hours of debate. It repeals the 1972 laws which made Britain a member of the European Community and provides the basis for existing EU law to be transferred into British law.

Brexit clock ticking on cross-border derivative contracts: EU regulator

Brexit clock ticking on cross-border derivative contracts: EU regulator

Wed, May 16, 2018

It may not be possible for the European Union to legislate in time to avoid disruption in cross-border derivatives contracts in case of no-deal Brexit, a top EU regulator has said.

Global banks in Britain seek special exemptions for foreign staff after Brexit: Sources

Global banks in Britain seek special exemptions for foreign staff after Brexit: Sources

Fri, May 11, 2018

Business leaders have repeatedly expressed concern that a crackdown on immigration from the EU could hamper their ability to find staff with the right skills. As a result, the finance industry is demanding a new system where international staff posted to Britain for less than six months will be able to come and go freely without having to apply for a work visa before they travel, the sources said.

Banks push back Bank of England rate forecasts after growth data shock

Banks push back Bank of England rate forecasts after growth data shock

Mon, Apr 30, 2018

Banks have pushed out their predictions for when the Bank of England will raise interest rates after data last week showed a sharp and unexpected slowdown in Britain`s economic growth.

EU wants to restrict single market access to UK

EU wants to restrict single market access to UK

Wed, Feb 07, 2018

The European Union (EU) wants to be able to restrict the UK`s access to the single market if there is a dispute after Brexit, according to a leaked document.

Disorderly Brexit would renew pressure on Britain credit rating: S&P Global

Disorderly Brexit would renew pressure on Britain credit rating: S&P Global

Mon, Feb 05, 2018

S&P cut Britain`s previously triple-A rating by two-notches to AA with a negative outlook, after the mid-2016 Brexit vote.

UK new car sales record biggest drop since 2009

UK new car sales record biggest drop since 2009

Fri, Jan 05, 2018

Since the 2015 Volkswagen emissions cheating scandal, some major cities including Madrid, Paris and Athens have announced plans particularly focused on cutting diesel emissions including bans, fines and restrictions.

British PM's key adviser quits over Brexit

British PM's key adviser quits over Brexit

Sat, Dec 30, 2017

Adonis, who was appointed as her infrastructure adviser in 2015, said May was "pursuing a course fraught with danger" over the UK`s EU departure, the BBC reported.

India to leapfrog UK and France in 2018, Britain's Cebr predicts

India to leapfrog UK and France in 2018, Britain's Cebr predicts

Tue, Dec 26, 2017

India looks set to leapfrog Britain and France next year to become the world`s fifth-largest economy in dollar terms, a report showed on Tuesday.

BoE to allow EU banks to operate in UK as normal after Brexit: BBC

BoE to allow EU banks to operate in UK as normal after Brexit: BBC

Wed, Dec 20, 2017

The Bank of England will allow European banks to continue selling their services in the United Kingdom without having to create expensive subsidiaries after Brexit, even if no divorce deal is struck between London and Brussels, the BBC reported.

Euro zone needs 19 healthy economies, not special budget, says Dutch PM

Euro zone needs 19 healthy economies, not special budget, says Dutch PM

Fri, Dec 15, 2017

The euro zone does not need a special budget to help deal with crises, but rather 19 healthy national budgets that can withstand economic shocks, Dutch Prime Ministers Mark Rutte will tell his fellow European Union leaders on Friday.

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