BOJ Governor Kuroda: will not hesitate to take any expansionary measures if necessary

Bank of Japan Governor Kuroda indicated that the bank will not hesitate to take any expansionary measures

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Scotland does not exclude a referendum on independence from the United Kingdom

Scotland's First Minister Nicolas Sturgeon said on Friday she would not rule out a test of the legitimacy of calling a consultative referendum on independence if Prime Minister Boris Johnson's conservative

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Britain leaves the European Union tonight

The United Kingdom will leave the European Union Friday evening amid a mysterious Brexit future, which is the most important change of its position in the world since the loss of the empire, and the country will

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Global stock markets struggled to regain their place on Friday, as investors held to the possibility that China would contain the Coronavirus, even as headlines reported more cases and deaths, travel bans, evictions and factory closures.

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Democrats' attempt to call witnesses for Trump trial failed

On Thursday, Democrats seemed to have failed in trying to obtain the necessary votes to call witnesses at President Donald Trump's trial, paving the way for his possible acquittal this weekend.

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Kuroda: The central bank policy is not intended to finance public debt

Haruhiko Kuroda, Bank of Japan Governor, said on Tuesday that the central bank’s policy easing measures are aimed only at achieving the inflation target and not to liquidate public debt.

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Japan Economy Minister: The implications of the Corunavirus will start to appear on the economy

Japanese Economy Minister Nishimara noted that the fallout from the Corona virus

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European stocks fell in the first sessions of the week

European stocks started the first sessions of the week on strong losses to come as follows:

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