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China recovery race creates ‘rare trade’

Bloomberg China’s race to restore normality has opened up a rare opportunity to profit from shipping aluminum into the country, which is typically burdened by excess supply of the metal. The theoretical margin from importing aluminum into China jumped to the highest level since 2016, according to Bloomberg calculations based on local spot prices and the cost of the metal ...

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Japan approves fresh $1trn stimulus

Bloomberg Prime Minister Shinzo Abe is doubling down on his stimulus measures with more than $1 trillion of extra help to keep businesses and households afloat amid the coronavirus recession. The 117 trillion yen ($1.1 trillion) package includes financing help for struggling companies, subsidies to help firms pay rent and several trillion yen for health care assistance and support for ...

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S’pore economy faces worst contraction since independence

Bloomberg Singapore’s economy is facing its worst contraction since independence more than a half-century ago as the coronavirus outbreak and measures to contain it pummel the trade-reliant city-state. The government expects gross domestic product to shrink 4% to 7% this year, down from a previous forecast of a 1%-4% contraction, as the outlook for external demand deteriorates, the Ministry of ...

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