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Fears for flow of goods after EU border closures

The European Commission (EC) will encourage member states to co-ordinate border closures amid fears that unilateral closures by individual countries could inhibit ...
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US Federal Reserve cuts US rates to near zero

The US Federal Reserve has tonight cut rates back to near zero, restarted bond buying and launched other measures from its crisis-era ...
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Telecoms firms prepared for increased network demand from remote working

Telecoms companies have said they are equipped to handle any increase in traffic over their networks that may come as a ...
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European markets posted their worst one-day drop in history

European markets posted their worst one-day drop in history today, as investors reacted to US President Donald Trump’s decision to ...
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Oil rises 2% but set for biggest weekly drop since 2008

Oil prices were set for their worst weekly drubbing since the 2008 financial crisis, despite eking out a 2% today, ...
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EU warns against ‘economic disruption’ after Trump Europe travel ban

The EU will today assess the travel ban on Europe imposed by US President Donald Trump, European Council President Charles ...
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Tourism industry says VAT deferral scheme vital

The Irish Tourism Industry Confederation (ITIC) has said a VAT deferral scheme is vital to alleviate serious cashflow pressures in the ...
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Banks urge EU to ease capital rules to fight coronavirus fallout

Europe’s banks have called on European Union authorities to ease capital rules and other regulatory barriers to helping businesses struggling ...
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World market emerge from rout as stimulus hopes calm panic

Wall Street stocks bounced in opening trade today, recovering some of the losses from yesterday’s rout, in anticipation of stimulus ...
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