id	title	date	description	country	category	symbol	url
83733	US Stocks Close Lower on Friday	7/19/2019 8:07:00 PM	"Wall Street closed in the red on Friday 19 July, as US President Donald Trump called the Fed to end tight monetary policy, as trade tensions with China persist. The S&P 500 and Nasdaq posted their worst week since May, falling 0.6% and 0.7%, respectively. The Dow Jones lost 69 points or 0.3%."	United States	Stock Market	INDU	/united-states/stock-market
83732	Ghana Holds Policy Rate at 16%	7/19/2019 7:03:57 PM	"The Bank of Ghana held its benchmark interest rate at 16 percent during its July meeting, saying that economic growth is expected to remain robust in the second half of the year while inflation has remained within the target range in the last 15 months. Still, policymakers voiced concerns about uncertainties surrounding global trade and geopolitical tensions."	Ghana	Interest Rate	GhanaIntRate	/ghana/interest-rate
83729	Italian Stocks Plunge on Snap Election	7/19/2019 3:45:00 PM	"The FTSE MIB plummeted 449 points, or 2% to 21,641 on Friday, its worst day since May 23rd, after fresh political turmoil in the country raised prospects of an early election. Bank shares were among the worst performers, led by Banco BPM, Ubi Banca and Unicredit. Meanwhile, other major European stock markets closed mixed: the DAX 30 gained 32 points, or 0.3% to 12,260; the FTSE 100 went up 16 points, or 0.2% to 7,509; while the IBEX 35 lost 55 points, or 0.6% to 9,171 and the CAC 40 finished nearly the flat line at 5,552."	Italy	Stock Market	FTSEMIB	/italy/stock-market
83728	Colombia Trade Deficit Widens in May	7/19/2019 3:15:00 PM	"Colombia’s trade gap widened to USD 1.02 billion in May 2019 from USD 0.83 billion in the same month of the previous year. Imports went up 6.1 percent year-on-year to USD 4.79 billion boosted by higher purchases of fuels and related products (40 percent), namely petroleum and related (50 percent); manufactured products (4.4 percent), of which vehicles (38.5 percent), other transport equipment (27.7 percent), clothing and footwear (36.6 percent), power generators machinery and equipment (18.1 percent), and professional and scientific devices (15.5 percent); and other sectors (41.3 percent). Exports increased 1.2 percent to USD 3.77 billion, mainly driven by sales of fuels & mining products (5.2 percent), in particular coal, coke and briquettes (30 percent); and agricultural goods, food and beverages (0.4 percent), mostly vegetables and fruits (28.7 percent) and animal and vegetable products (8.5 percent)."	Colombia	Balance of Trade	COTRBALM	/colombia/balance-of-trade
83727	Colombia Imports Rise 6.1% YoY in May	7/19/2019 3:13:00 PM	"Imports to Colombia rose 6.1 percent year-on-year to USD 4.79 billion in May 2019, after a 6.8 percent gain in the previous month. Imports were driven by higher purchases of fuels and related products (40 percent), namely petroleum products and related (50 percent); manufactured products (4.4 percent), of which vehicles (38.5 percent), other transport equipment (27.7 percent), clothing and footwear (36.6 percent), power generators machinery and equipment (18.1 percent), and professional and scientific devices (15.5 percent); and other sectors (41.3 percent). On the other hand, purchases of agricultural products, food and beverages dropped 5.6 percent, in particular oils and fats of vegetable origin (-35.2 percent), and coffee, tea, cocoa, and spices (-10.9 percent)."	Colombia	Imports	COTRIMPM	/colombia/imports