The US has been running large trade deficits (that is, borrowing large amounts of money from foreigners) since the late 1960s. First, Japan lent most of the money. Later, China became a big lender.
The US president continued to parcel out information about his upcoming meeting with Kim, planned for this month or early next month. On Wednesday morning, he said the venue and timing for the summit had been hammered out.
The US Federal Reserve, according to its half-year monetary policy report released last week, attributed the strengthening of the dollar to some factors including moderating growth in some foreign economies, combined with continued output strength and ongoing policy tightening in the US, downside risks stemming from political developments in Europe and several emerging market economies, and the recent developments in trade policy.
The UK is third in the world in terms of online collaborators, behind only the US and Germany.
The US?stock market continued its gradual rebound from a plunge that lasted almost the entire month of October, and many of the biggest gains Thursday came from stocks that struggled badly last month like chipmakers and other technology companies and smaller, domestically-focused companies.
The US House of Representatives, controlled by the Democratic Party, is expected to pass the two bills this week along party lines, but the bills would face a more uncertain fate in the Republican-held Senate.
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The United States led the world with 423,135 cases. Spain and Italy followed with 146,690 and 139,422 cases, respectively. Countries with over 100,000 cases also include France and Germany, according to the data compiled by the CSSE.
The US government rejected a merger by China's Ant Financial with US money transfer company MoneyGram International Inc over national security concerns on Tuesday.
The UN said its peacekeeping operations cost less than half of 1 percent of world military expenditures.
The US and its four allies in the Five Eyes alliance — the UK, Australia, Canada, and New Zealand — as well as several other European countries, including Finland and Germany, have announced multiple hostile measures against Hong Kong, including financial sanctions, travel alerts, and the suspension of agreements on the surrender of fugitive offenders, he said.