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Bank of England expected to hike interest rates again as households struggle with the tightest cost-of-living squeeze in memory
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China’s property shares slump after housing sales fell 14% during the Lunar New Year holidays, underscoring the challenge the country faces in salvaging the real estate sector
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Egypt cleared a backlog of foreign goods that had been stuck at its ports for months due to a shortage of US dollars, the prime minister says, signaling some of the pressure on the country’s currency may be easing
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Russia has overtaken China as the biggest investor in Iran, newspaper Donya-e Eqtesad reports, citing a senior trade official
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The ECB’s first interest-rate decision of 2023 is just days away, but the focus has already shifted to what will happen beyond that (via & )
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Fitch Ratings raises Greece’s credit score as it expects improved fiscal and debt outcomes for the nation through 2024
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France is withdrawing its military from Burkina Faso, creating a vacuum in West Africa that Russia's mercenary Wagner Group is eager to fill
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Japanese voters want an election before any hike in taxes to fund PM Fumio Kishida’s plans for a record increase in defense spending
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China’s economy showed a few signs of improvement in January as the country charted a path through its second month without Covid Zero curbs
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Almost 18% of the UK’s listed companies issued a profit warning — a similar proportion as during the global financial crisis in 2008, according to a report
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Four years after Chinese stocks were included in benchmark global indexes, a tumultuous time in Chinese markets has underscored the need for a broader set of ways to guard against risk
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Stocks are poised to hit new lows this year, a survey of investors shows
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The gloom shrouding the UK economy is beginning to lift, despite more signs that activity declined at the start of 2023, surveys Monday showed
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The rupee’s recent gains may prove to be fleeting because of pressure from India’s persistent current-account gap and the central bank building up its foreign-exchange reserves trib.al/ZCVIw5M
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Small-time flippers and regular homebuyers are doing better than Wall Street and Silicon Valley's big institutional buyers during the real estate downturn
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Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. approves a proposal to refund taxes to foreign tourists to boost visitor arrivals in the country
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Here's the latest news on Russia's invasion of Ukraine
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China's central bank extends a set of policies designed to encourage investment in battling climate change
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Oil started the week on the front foot as China’s financial markets reopen following a week-long break
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Russia’s invasion of Ukraine may be providing a lifeline for Kim Jong Un and his cash-starved government
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Treasurer Jim Chalmers pledged to deliver “values-based capitalism” in Australia by revamping markets, renovating institutions and urging the private sector to co-invest with the government
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NEW: Small-time flippers and regular homebuyers are doing better than Wall Street and Silicon Valley's big institutional buyers during the real estate downturn.
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India will unveil its budget Wednesday, testing Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s fiscal mettle a year before he seeks a third term
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About 11.3% of Tunisia’s electorate took part in Sunday’s runoff vote for a defanged parliament
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This finance minister did what many fear to do, says . He was specific about FX intervention — and survived
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Will accusations of dirty governance tactics in India spur global investors to change course?, asks
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Japan risks reinforcing the view that it isn't serious about addressing gender inequality if women are shut out of the new leadership of the BOJ this spring
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Looking to cash in on Inflation Reduction Act rebates for heat pumps and induction stoves? Many won’t be available until 2024
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The one group of professionals unaffected by noncompetes: Lawyers
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Paul Krugman says the proposed currency union between Argentina and Brazil was dreamed up by someone with a limited understanding of economics
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“I don’t think it’s a time to be committing to rate hikes,” Former Treasury Secretary Lawrence Summers says
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Paul Krugman says the proposed currency union between Argentina and Brazil was dreamed up by someone with a limited understanding of economics
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If fake meat is a fad, is it time to revisit the humble veggie patty?
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Housing costs, and Canada’s unique way of capturing them in inflation, suggest that consumer price gains may slow rapidly in coming months
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Royal Bank of Canada’s CEO says the extra cash that consumers and businesses have saved up may make the expected economic downturn mercifully short
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