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New York favoured option for foreign listing of Saudi Aramco
New York is likely to be the favoured option for the foreign listing of the state oil giant Saudi Aramco, not London or Hong Kong.
Policy maker advises Bank of England to be 'a bit more activist'
Michael Saunders, an external member of the Bank of England's monetary policy committee has said leaving the European Union will have long-term effects on the British economy while arguing there may still be a case to increase interest rates sooner rather than later.
OPEC oil output compliance slipping, IEA warns
World oil demand is growing more strongly than previously thought, but revisions to past data for demand from developing economies means the excess oil on the market will clear less quickly than initially expected later in 2017, according to the rich-world's energy watchdog.
China should remain neutral if N.Korea launches missile strike
China should remain neutral if North Korea decides to launch an attack that threatens the United States, The Global Times said in an editorial on Friday, in what may be a passive warning to Pyongyang over its plans to fire missiles near the US Pacific territory of Guam.
Australia promises to come to bat for US if required
Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull said Australia would invoke the ANZUS Treaty for just the second time since it was established in 1951, to "come to the aid of the United States" if escalating tensions with North Korea came to a head.
Trump doubles down on North Korea after 'fire and fury' threats
US President Donald Trump has refused to back down on threats of ‘fire and fury’ made to North Korea earlier this week, doubling down on his stance against King Jong-un’s regime.