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Ukraine signs contract to buy Russian nuclear fuel

Ukraine signs contract to buy Russian nuclear fuel

The new contract reiterates Ukraine’s energy dependence on its powerful neighbour.

China, New Zealand set $27 bn trade target by 2020

China, New Zealand set $27 bn trade target by 2020

NZ dollar has become the 6th foreign currency to trade globally with the Chinese yuan.

Indian rupee down to 9-month low against dollar

Indian rupee down to 9-month low against dollar

New data released earlier this week showed India's exports contracted by 5.04 per cent to $26 billion in October.

Chinese firm wins $12 bn Nigeria railway deal

Chinese firm wins $12 bn Nigeria railway deal

The $11.97 billion contract is China's single largest overseas contract project, the CRCC said.

FDI into China rises 1.3% in October

FDI into China rises 1.3% in October

China has rejected a World Bank report that suggests it might surpass the US this year to become the biggest economy.

China telecom giant completes Myanmar optical cable line

China telecom giant completes Myanmar optical cable line

The project, designed to improve regional connectivity from one of the world's least-connected countries, cost about $50 million.

US sets dumping rates on Chinese steel rod imports

US sets dumping rates on Chinese steel rod imports

China has repeatedly accused the US of straining their vast economic relationship through a slew of anti-dumping measures.

India assent to WTO trade deal, post agreement with US

India assent to WTO trade deal, post agreement with US

WTO member had voiced shock and frustration after India stymied the trade pact that could add $1 trillion to the world economy.

Xi urges strong backing for Asia Pacific FTA at APEC

Xi urges strong backing for Asia Pacific FTA at APEC

The FTAAP will add an estimated $2.4 trillion to the global economy, says a new survey.

Russian energy firms eye listing on HongKong Stock Exchange

Russian energy firms eye listing on HongKong Stock Exchange

The US and EU sanctions are levying a heavy toll on Russia’s $425 billion-a-year petroleum industry.