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Stock futures are little changed ahead of a holiday-shortened trading week: Live updates
Stock futures were little changed on Sunday evening ahead of a holiday-shortened week.
China Premier Li starts Australia trip with Adelaide panda announcement
(Reuters) -- China Premier Li Qiang made a low-key start on Sunday to a four-day trip to Australia with visits to a South Australian winery and Adelaide Zoo, where he announced Beijing would provide two new pandas after the current pair go home later this year.
China's economy is stabilizing, not slowing: Roland Berger chief
TOKYO -- Instead of slowing down, the Chinese economy has entered into a period of stabilization where growth will be sustained by trade with the Global South, according to Denis Depoux, a global managing director at German consultancy Roland Berger.
Mitsui to acquire more than 20% stake in India steel recycler MTC
TOKYO -- Japanese trading house Mitsui & Co. is set to begin recycling steel for use in automobiles and other industrial products in India, Nikkei has learned.
China’s Li Qiang promises Australia more pandas: ‘pick a pair’
Li visited Adelaide Zoo, which has been home to China-born giant pandas Wang Wang and Fu Ni since 2009, before heading for lunch at a restaurant at Adelaide winery Penfolds Magill Estate.
Can Modi’s third term bring India and Asean closer together?
On the economic front, trade and investment links with Southeast Asian nations have received a major boost, with annual bilateral trade surging from around US$80 billion in 2014 to more than US$110 billion by 2021-22. However, the existing trade accord with the Association of Southeast Asian Nations – the Asean-India Free Trade Area – is seen as heavily favouring the Asean side, frustrating India.
Australian zoos target roaring trade through luxury lodges and glamping
CANBERRA -- In Australia, the dream of observing animals up close from the comfort and safety of a hotel room has become reality. Across the country, zoos are allowing visitors to immerse themselves in the sights and sounds of creatures big and small long after the gates close for the day.