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The Bank of Japan . This new plan involves the annual purchasing of the equivalent of $58 billion USD worth of ETFs. This is an increase of approximately $26 billion from last year. The bank notably yields negative interest rates. However, those will not be affected in this new round of easing.

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Saudi Aramco, the state-owned oil company of , is in advance of its partial IPO. While global oil production has been decreasing, Saudi Arabia has decided to and dismissed the idea of stabilizing global supply and demand. The oil giant is preparing for its first public offering, offering about 5% of the company.

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Crude oil is the traditional starting point for the many plastics that are essential to modern life. . Due to this relationship, the cost of plastic is closely tied to the price of oil. And since June, the price of has been cut in half, leading to a decrease in the price of new plastic.

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ºìÌÒÊÓÆµ is a fantastic resource for discovering new information about the changing Caribbean business climate. Our provides more details about the Caribbean Community. Upon visiting this section, you will find a brief history of the trade bloc as well as and related agreements. Also, ºìÌÒÊÓÆµ has compiled a for those interested in exploring the Caribbean business area in greater depth. Some examples are listed below.

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Recent investments by U.S. companies into Indian-based startups are proof that there are innovative tech companies in places some companies may have never thought to look. Startups in emerging markets are increasingly catching the eyes of foreign investors. As of 2013, only 15% of India’s population had internet access. However, this is a number that has more than doubled since 2010. As and other emerging economies become better connected from a digital perspective, more and more tech companies will emerge.