MercoPress. South Atlantic News Agency
Markets in the red on Wednesday over concerns with China-US trade dispute
US stocks fell back into the red on Wednesday, putting equities down for three of the last four sessions as investors reacted to reports of possible new US-China trade frictions.
1 comment
Politics
- May 20 has become Bee Day in recognition for this outstanding pollinator
- Brazil's e-visa program helped to make 2018 a record year for tourism
- Brazil changes mind and will host the UN regional Climate Week in Salvador next August
- Argentine business delegation to UK after trade and investment opportunities
Economy
- US eases some restrictions imposed on Huawei for 90 days
- Bank of England: UK companies likely to cancel projects because of Brexit uncertainty
- World's biggest salmon farming company investigated for possible misreporting on chemicals
- Latam posts a US$ 60 million loss in the first quarter: weak Argentine and Brazilian currencies
Energy & Oil
- Argentine oil and soybean industries exempt from latest taxes on imports
- Argentina awards 18 offshore oil exploration areas; UK companies take 7 areas, some next to Falklands
- Premier Oil finances improving and so are Falklands' Sea Lion project prospects
- Oil prices edge up on the Iran situation, but inventories are still very high
Environment
-
- Smog disaster in Mexico City, all residents “smoking” half a pack of cigarettes a day
- IAATO Operators redevelop Ship Scheduler process to prepare for tourism growth
- Some 58 grey whales stranded and dead off Alaska, mostly malnourished
Health & Science
-
- Falkland Islands Land Mines, how they are cleared and blown up
- Alabama abortion bill triggers a national debate in US ahead of 2020 elections
- UK scientists launch the “Darwinian” project, a new approach to combat cancer resistance to treatments
