China should choose 'right timing and strength' for monetary easing, state media says
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Yellen: strong US GDP growth signals productivity gains, not inflation
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EU trade chief to press on with US battery minerals talks despite differences
The U.S. and European Union failed on Tuesday to reach a trade deal for critical battery minerals but are vowing to press ahead with talks to create a
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Exclusive-World Bank to offer countries access to emergency funds from existing loans
The World Bank on Thursday said it approved new initiatives to allow member countries hit by natural disasters and other shocks to quickly access emergency funds
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US Treasury team heads to China this week to talk subsidies, economic policies
The Biden administration is sending five senior U.S.
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World Bank's Banga denies IFC cover up of abuse involving Kenya school investment
World Bank President Ajay Banga on Monday rejected allegations that the bank's International Finance Corp arm sought to cover up reports of sexual abuse at a for
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U.S. CBO forecasts slightly smaller $1.5 trillion deficit for 2024
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US January deficit falls sharply as receipts grow, tax refunds fall
The U.S. federal budget deficit fell sharply in January to $22 billion as receipts hit a record for that month, partly because tax refunds fell after the
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Brexit, crisis 'hangover' keep UK bank shares undervalued, minister says
Shares of British banks are undervalued partly by lingering perceptions that they are still hampered by Brexit and a negative political climate toward the
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US, five European countries extend truce over digital taxes until mid-2024
The U.S. and five European countries agreed on Thursday to extend a trade truce over digital services taxes for six months to buy more time for negotiations on
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US IRS trains tax-audit sights on personal use of corporate jets
The Internal Revenue Service said on Wednesday it plans to crack down on wealthy executives who may be using company jets for personal trips but claiming the
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IMF says Ukraine needs 'timely support' from US, other donors
The International Monetary Fund on Thursday said that "timely support" for Ukraine was needed from the United States and other international donors to ensure the
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Washington's threat to hit foreign financial institutions with sanctions has made a significant difference in financial
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US IRS, keen to safeguard funding, says phone performance improves
The Internal Revenue Service is ahead of last year's tax filing service metrics, achieving a 92% level of service on its main toll-free phone line and cutting
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US IRS says it will pursue high-income earners who failed to file tax returns
The Internal Revenue Service said on Thursday it will go after high-income earners who have failed to file tax returns in 125,000 cases since 2017, resurrecting
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WTO e-commerce tariff moratorium wins temporary reprieve
The World Trade Organization's moratorium on customs duties on digital transmissions, a key pillar of internet development for decades, won a last-minute
