Ford Fears a World on Fire Will Throw Up Its Hands on Climate
When Ford Motor Co.’s UK boss visited the automaker’s massive production complex in Turkey last week, temperatures reached
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Egypt Currency Squeeze Sinks Bank Foreign Buffers to New Low
Net foreign assets held by Egypt’s commercial banks went into a record deficit in June, as a lack
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India’s Unemployment Rate Falls in July Due to Farm Demand
India’s overall unemployment rate fell in July as rural areas saw increased demand for agriculture labor with the
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Turkey’s Debt Ratings Hinge on Erdogan’s Policy Follow-Through
Credit-rating companies are facing a pivotal moment as Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan takes on a new, more
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Rice Supply Faces New Threat as Thailand Urges Crop Curbs
Thailand has urged farmers to reduce their rice planting to save water following poor rainfall, a move that
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India to Pick Up Half of China Commodities-Demand Drop, Says ANZ
India could pick up almost half of the shortfall from slowing demand growth for commodities in China this
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Wheat Jumps as Ukraine Says Russia Strikes Odesa Region Port
Wheat and corn jumped after Ukraine said a Russian drone attack damaged a port facility in the Odesa
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Adani to Buy Sanghi in First Big Deal Post-Hindenburg
Indian billionaire Gautam Adani’s Ambuja Cements Ltd. will buy a majority stake in Sanghi Industries Ltd. as the
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EU and Turkey Discuss Easing Trade Relations Amid Warmer Ties
The European Union and Turkey are discussing an update of their customs union as part of the country’s
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Oil Rises After Industry Report Points to Massive Inventory Draw
Oil resumed a rally after an industry estimate pointed to a huge drawdown in US inventories, adding to
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China Moves to Roll Out Pro-Growth Policies as Economy Struggles
China is turning its focus to rolling out various policy promises to help spur the economy’s recovery as
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US-EU Steel Talks Inch Ahead as Time for a Deal Runs Short
The US and European Union are unlikely to finalize a legally binding agreement to govern trade in steel
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