As a result of the euro's sharp nominal appreciation, the eurozone as a whole became less competitive. The impact was felt particularly strongly in the PIIGS, whose booming economies were attracting huge capital inflows that drove up inflation and wages.

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“As a result, Belarusian goods are losing the competitive advantages gained after the 2011 ruble devaluation. On the other hand, the National Bank continues to buy foreign currency in the currency market in order not to allow excessive appreciation of …

Ammann told reporters that the midsize offerings will complement its other models in the truck segment and help give GM a competitive advantage with the broadest truck portfolio. “We're in the middle now of launching the (Chevrolet) Silverado and (GMC) …

The medical tourism complex is being built in the High Rock area of East End and is expected to bring high-quality, affordable healthcare services to the Cayman Islands, based on the pioneering model developed by renowned heart surgeon Dr Devi Shetty …

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WASHINGTON (Reuters) – Cue up the indignant reactions: President Barack Obama and his family are about to go on an eight-day vacation on the Massachusetts island of Martha's Vineyard, an elite playground for the East Coast wealthy set. Beset by budget …

Supported by the three main political parties, High Speed 2 is also supposed to help rebalance Britain's lopsided economy, spreading wealth from the affluent southeast to the scrabbling, post-industrial north. Yet as cost estimates have risen — the …