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With another hike in interest rates anticipated by the Federal Reserve and the European Central Bank for July, and some peers on a similar track

Gross domestic product expanded 0.7& in the first quarter from the October-December period.

Viewers were baffled after Cork defender Rory Maguire was not sent off despite striking out against Mayo forward Jack Carney.

ATHOL — The sun shone in a cloudless blue sky Monday morning as local veterans, their family and friends, and residents took time to remember those Athol residents who, since the American Revolution, have given their lives in service to the...

Economic activity rose 0.1% in March from the previous month, reveals INDEC, less than forecast by analysts.

Economy Minister Sergio Massa to announce new set of emergency measures, including raising Central Bank's key interest rate by 600 basis points to 97%.

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Cristina Fernández de Kirchner criticises the International Monetary Fund for prohibiting Argentina's Central Bank from intervening in financial markets to tame currency volatility in keynote speech.

Argentina will finance about US$1.8 billion of Chinese imports between April and May by tapping the swap line that’s worth nearly US$24 billion, Economy Minister Sergio Massa said Wednesday.