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Don’t criticize Trump — we need him, Dutch prime minister says
President Donald Trumphas found support from an unlikely source in Europe — Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte — who told CNBC that the president could be a catalyst for much-needed reforms.
"The U.S. has voted and Trump is the president and…
NATO: Russia’s new missile lowers bar for the use of nuclear arms
The secretary general of NATO warned that a new missile from Russia not only breaks a treaty with the U.S. but also lowers the bar for the use of nuclear weapons.
In October, President Donald Trump announced the U.S. will end its 1987…
Bahrain development chief brushes off Middle East political risk concerns: ‘It’s nothing…
The man in charge of attracting foreign investment into Bahrain is not worried about one of the key issues associated with economic stability in the Middle East: political risk.
This is something the region has dealt with for a long time,…
Lagarde: It would be very nice if countries don’t have to rely on central banks in the next…
Top finance professionals urged governments to complete reforms while the global economy is still showing solid growth, insisting that central banks should not be relied upon in the event of a new crisis.
"It would be very nice if the…
‘Guys with guns’ will determine what happens next in Venezuela, former minister says
Venezuela is on the brink of a lasting change, according to Latin American leaders gathered at the World Economic Forum (WEF) in Davos.
The South American country is embroiled in fast-moving political crisis, after an opposition leader…
ECB leaves interest rates unchanged amid weak growth in the region
The European Central Bank(ECB) took no action on Thursday, leaving its benchmark interest rates unchanged.
The bank further added that expects the key interest rates to remain at their present levels through the summer of 2019 and…
ECB’s Draghi warns on rising risks to growth amid global headwinds
The European Central Bank(ECB) took no action on Thursday, leaving its benchmark interest rates unchanged. However, President Mario Draghi downgraded the bank's growth risk assessment due to multiple headwinds globally.
Speaking after the…
Renault confirms Senard as new chairman, Bollore as CEO
French carmaker Renaulton Thursday confirmed the appointment of Michelin’s Jean-Dominique Senard as its new chairman and Thierry Bollore as new chief executive.
“In addition, Renault’s Board of Directors wishes to…
JP Morgan asset chief warns that CEOs are getting set to cancel spending over shutdown
J.P. Morgan Asset Management Chief Executive Mary Callahan Erdoes warned that U.S. CEO confidence will soon start to dip if the warring factions in Washington cannot resolve the latest government shutdown.
President Donald Trumpand…
Bank of England has been preparing for a hard Brexit since the leave vote, Carney says
There may still be little clarity on how the U.K. with leave the EU this year, but Bank of England (BOE) Governor Mark Carney has told CNBC that his institution has been preparing for a so-called "hard Brexit" since the referendum back in…
Palestinian PM calls out Trump’s disengagement with Palestine, says it’s ‘not…
Palestinian Prime Minister Rami Hamdallah called out the international community and President Donald Trump for its weakened engagement with Palestine while at the World Economic Forum in Davos on Wednesday.
Speaking to CNBC's Hadley…
Lloyds Bank CEO says he can’t rule out further job cuts
The chief executive of Lloyds Banking Group told CNBC Thursday that he cannot rule out job losses as the bank updates its tech platforms and reviews how it communicates with customers.
In recent years the retail and commercial bank has shed…
IMF’s Lagarde says a China slowdown, if fast, would constitute a real risk
The International Monetary Fund's Managing Director, Christine Lagarde, told a panel in Davos that the current slowdown in China's economy is both fine and legitimate.
Speaking at the World Economic Forum (WEF), Lagarde said while China's…
Nearly three quarters of the world will use just their smartphones to access the internet by 2025
Almost three quarters (72.6 percent) of internet users will access the web solely via their smartphones by 2025, equivalent to nearly 3.7 billion people.
Just over 1.3 billion are forecast to access the internet via smartphone and PC by…
German minister urges US-China trade resolution with fears over Europe’s own economy
Germany's Economy Minister Peter Altmaier underlined the risks to his country's own economy if a trade conflict between the U.S. and China is left unresolved.
Speaking at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Altmaier noted a recent slip in…
Chairman of multibillion-dollar Chinese conglomerate: We’ll continue to bet big on China
China's economy may be slowing at the moment, but investors shouldn't count the Asian giant out in the long run, the chairman of a multibillion-dollar Chinese conglomerate said Wednesday.
Fosun International'sGuo Guangchang is sometimes…
Airbus CEO warns of ‘harmful decisions’ for UK jobs in a no-deal Brexit
Airbuswarned on Thursday it could shift future wing-building out of Britain in the absence of a smooth exit from the European Union, predicting “potentially very harmful decisions” for its British operations in the event of a…
Total’s CEO names his top risk for oil markets – and it’s not what you think
Global oil markets are facing an uncertain year with slowing global growth driving less global demand for oil while the supply picture looks unclear with production cuts by OPEC and Russia potentially counteracted by the growth in U.S.…
Oil major CEO names his top risk for oil markets – and it’s not what you think
Global oil markets are facing an uncertain year with slowing global growth driving less global demand for oil while the supply picture looks unclear with production cuts by OPEC and Russia potentially counteracted by the growth in U.S.…
Barclays CEO: We’ll likely be uncertain about Brexit right down to the wire
With British lawmakers still not agreeing on how the U.K. will leave the European Union, the chief executive of Barclayspredicted there will not be much clarity on the outcome until right before the March deadline for leaving the EU.…
US-China trade talks are really about ‘a new world order,’ says asset management CEO
Trade talks between the United States and Chinaare not simply about trade but a “new world order,” the chief executive of a major asset management firm told CNBC.
“The big uncertainty is the U.S.-China trade…
Go-Jek is in talks with the Philippines and expects to be ‘in the market soon’
Indonesia’s Go-Jek is in talks with Philippineauthorities to get its ride-hailing service application reconsidered, after it was rejected this month by regulators, and hopes to be in the market soon, co-founder Kevin Aluwi said on…
China will this year surpass the US in total retail sales for the first time: Forecast
Chinais expected to surpass the U.S. as the world’s top retail market in 2019, according to a report out this week from market research firm eMarketer.
The world’s most populous country is expected to see its total retail…
Carlos Ghosn resigns from French carmaker Renault
Carlos Ghosn has resigned from French carmaker Renault, French finance minister Bruno Le Maire told Bloomberg Television in an interview at the World Economic Forum in Davos.
"Carlos Ghosn just resigned last night," said Le Maire. Renault's…
French finance minister confirms that Ghosn has resigned from Renault
Carlos Ghosn has resigned from French carmaker Renault, French finance minister Bruno Le Maire told Bloomberg Television in an interview at the World Economic Forum in Davos.
“Carlos Ghosn just resigned last night,” said Le…
China may be ready to buy more US goods — but economists say that isn’t what matters
Amid an ongoing trade war between the world’s two largest economies, reports emerged that China has offered to buy more U.S. products in the coming years to reduce the two countries’ bilateral goods trade imbalance.
Such a…
Bank of Korea keeps interest rates steady as economic risks rise
South Korea'scentral bank left benchmark interest rates steady on Thursday, reinforcing market bets that rates will remain at the current level for some time amid worsening trade conditions.
In a widely expected move, the Bank of Korea…