Japan logs current account surplus as trade swings back into black
By Tetsushi Kajimoto TOKYO Japan logged in September its largest current account surplus in 18 months as the
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National Australia Bank CEO Says End of Rate-Hike Cycle Is Lifting Confidence
National Australia Bank Ltd. Chief Executive Officer Ross McEwan said the expectation that the rate-hike cycle is nearly
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Telecom Italia core profit up 9% as grid share deal helps domestic sales
MILAN (Reuters) -Telecom Italia (TIM) on Wednesday reported an 8.6% rise in core profit for the third quarter, as an
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Germany to recover only slightly in 2024 -Council of Economic Experts
BERLIN The German economy will contract in 2023 and can only expect a slight recovery next year, according
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Turkey's banks plan to seek inflation-adjusted accounting -sources
By Ebru Tuncay ISTANBUL Turkish banks plan to urge Treasury authorities to allow them to use inflation-adjusted accounting,
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China's economy still in medium-speed growth stage - CenBank advisor
BEIJING China's economy is still in the stage of medium-speed growth of about 5%, and there may be
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US 30-year mortgage rate plunges by most in nearly 16 months - MBA
The interest rate on the most common type of U.S. residential mortgage plunged last week by the most
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Ange Postecoglou vs Mauricio Pochettino: Complete H2H record
Every head-to-head encounter between Ange Postecoglou and Mauricio Pochettino, including Premier League meetings between Tottenham Hotspur and Chelsea
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Turkey’s First Dollar Bond Since Vote Caps $10 Billion Borrowing
Turkey completed a $10 billion borrowing program in international markets this year with its first dollar bond sale
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India’s Tax Windfall Gives Modi Scope to Spend More on Welfare
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Why does the Irish government invest so much in Northern Ireland?
Shared Island Fund spending of €1bn by 2030 is not a Trojan horse for Irish unity, the tánaiste says.
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ECB Can Cut Rates When Clear Inflation Beaten, Kazaks Tells TV3
The European Central Bank can reduce borrowing costs once it’s sure that consumer-price gains are headed back to
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