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Key headlines and weekend press stories

Here are a number of key  stories from the weekend press:

  • Mnuchin Says Trade Talks Near Final Round  
  • Brexit talks between Labour and Tories hit another stalemate  
  • Tories face 60 seat loss amid Brexit backlash as ‘Corbyn bound for No 10’  
  • Equities have had the best start to the year since 1987 – could we be looking at another crash?  
  • Finance ministers say global growth will ‘firm up’  
  • At the IMF, Germany Comes Under Pressure to Stimulate Growth  
  • US-China Trade Pact Takes Aim At Currency Manipulation – WSJ
  • US Treasury Sec Mnuchin: Trade Talks Near Final Round – WSJ
  • President Trump Backs Third Summit With Kim, Says Relations Very Good – BBG
  • China To Play Vital Role In Third North Korean-US Summit – GlobalTimes
  • Global Finance Chiefs Prepared To ‘Act Promptly’ On Growth – BBG
  • ECB’s Draghi Worried About Fed’s Independence – RTRS
  • ECB Officials Give Tentative Welcome To Negative Rate Review – BBG
  • SNB’s Jordan Sees Room For More Intervention If Needed – RTRS
  • EU Leaders Pin Hopes On British Europhile Candidates Trying To Cancel Brexit – Telegraph
  • EU’s Moscovici: Euro Zone Budget Likely To Play Stabilising Role – RTRS
  • UK Chancellor Hammond: Brexit Chaos ‘Putting Off Best People For Bank Job’ – Times
  • Spain’s Sanchez Hardens Position On Catalonia Ahead Of Election – RTRS
  • Russian FinMin: Russia, OPEC May Ditch Oil Deal To Fight For Market Share – RTRS
  • Apple Spends Hundreds Of Millions On Arcade Video Game Service – FT
  • American Airlines Extends Boeing 737 MAX Cancellations Through August 19 – RTRS
  • Lloyds Hit By New Row On Pensions Over Deal For Juan Colombas – Times

 

 

 

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