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Starbucks cups, bottled water, leases, rental units: All these things are disposable, and that’s the new capitalist way. It’s the new consumerist way.
Brazil’s Vale expects Russia-Ukraine conflict to affect price of nickel, pellets
(Reuters) - Executives of miner Vale SA said on Friday that Russia's invasion of Ukraine has led to speculation in the price of nickel, and they expect the conflict to also influence the price of iron
Russia ‘extremely likely’ to default on debts if Ukraine crisis worsens – IIF
LONDON (Reuters) - Russia is extremely likely to default on its external debts and its economy will suffer a double digit contraction this year after the West launched sanctions unprecedented in their
U.S. 4-week oil product supplied rises to record high – EIA
(Reuters) - U.S. oil product supplied over the past four weeks rose to a record high at 21.9 million barrels per day (bpd), according to the U.S.
U.S. Treasury keeps auction sizes steady, mulls future cuts
CHICAGO (Reuters) -The U.S. Treasury Department said on Wednesday it will keep its coupon issuance steady over the coming quarter, but is considering reductions in future quarters.
German growth to slow sharply in final months of 2021, Bundesbank says
FRANKFURT (Reuters) - German economic growth is likely to slow sharply in the fourth quarter of the year as industry continues to suffer from supply shortages and demand for services wanes, the
Mexico central bank pick vows to fight inflation, not to touch reserves
MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - The Mexican government's pick to be the next central bank governor, Victoria Rodriguez, said on Wednesday that if ratified in the post, she was committed to combating inflation
South Korea’s container squeeze throws exporters into costly gridlock
By Cynthia Kim BUSAN (Reuters) - Unable to get a slot on a container vessel, Lee Sang-hoon is considering using fishing trawlers docked for repair in the South Korean port of Busan to meet surging
China will not use property as vehicle for stimulus – vice premier
BEIJING (Reuters) - China will not use the property market as a vehicle for short term economic stimulus, state television quoted Vice Premier Han Zheng as saying on Thursday, affirming the current