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Trump's climate denial and green rollbacks poised to fuel warming
Trump's climate denial and green rollbacks poised to fuel warming
by  AFP

Donald Trump's election victory puts a climate change denier back in the White House, poised to dismantle his predecessor's green policies and jeopardize global efforts to curb human-caused warming. "With a climate sceptic back in the White House, the pressure on the world, and especially on EU leadership, to act will intensify enormously."

Mexico girds for tariffs, migrant deportations after Trump win
Mexico girds for tariffs, migrant deportations after Trump win
by  AFP

Donald Trump's victory has left Mexico bracing for potential trade tensions, tariffs and mass migrant deportations that experts say could pose a major test of relations between the closely connected neighbors. - 'Credible threats' - Experts think Trump's vow to carry out the largest mass deportation of migrants in American history will be one of the biggest tests for ties with Mexico.

US Fed expected to look beyond Trump win and cut rates again
US Fed expected to look beyond Trump win and cut rates again
by  AFP

The US Federal Reserve is expected to announce a quarter-point interest rate cut this week, shrugging off the economic uncertainty raised by Donald Trump's US election victory to continue easing borrowing costs on the back of cooling inflation.

What impact will Trump have on the world economy?
What impact will Trump have on the world economy?
by  AFP

Donald Trump's return to the White House with his protectionist policies poses threats for the global economy, with the prospect of new trade wars, resurgent inflation and slower growth, experts say. - Donald Trump's policies could also rekindle inflation, which cooled following a series of interest-rate hikes that the Federal Reserve began to unwind this year.

UniCredit says needs a year to decide Commerzbank deal
UniCredit says needs a year to decide Commerzbank deal
by  AFP

The chief executive of Italy's UniCredit bank said Wednesday there would be no decision on a possible takeover of German rival Commerzbank for at least a year. Italy's second-biggest lender surprised markets in September by building up a stake of about 21 percent in its German rival, fuelling speculation that it could be gearing up to mount a takeover effort.

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