Russia could reintroduce compulsory sale of FX revenues 'at any moment' -source
MOSCOW Russian authorities are discussing bringing back the compulsory sale of foreign currency revenues for exporters, five sources
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Argentine Peso to Slide 70% by Next Year, BofA Says
The worst is yet to come for the Argentina peso, already the world’s weakest currency this year, according
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Germany, Spain in Contest for $4.8 Billion Indian Submarine Deal
Two European defense manufacturing giants are seeking to win a 400 billion rupee ($4.8 billion) order to build
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LGFV From ‘High Risk’ Chinese City Draws Blowout Demand for Bond
A local government financing vehicle from one of China’s most indebted cities enjoyed overwhelming demand for a yuan
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BHP, South32 May Face South Africa Class Action on Lung Disease
BHP Group Ltd., South32 Ltd. and a unit of Seriti Resources Holdings Ltd. may face a class action
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Battery Giant CATL’s New Fast Power Pack to Tackle Range Anxiety
Battery giant Contemporary Amperex Technology Co. Ltd. unveiled a new superfast-charging battery Wednesday that could be a game-changer
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Netherlands Unexpectedly Suffers Recession on Consumers, Trade
The Dutch economy unexpectedly succumbed to its first recession since the pandemic on weakness in both consumer spending
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Germany’s Shortage of Skilled Workers Is Worsening, Ifo Says
A dearth of skilled labor that’s restraining German output is getting worse. More and more companies across Europe’s
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A Vietnamese electric carmaker is now worth more than Volkswagen and Ford
One of Vietnam's biggest automakers has made a big splash on its entry to Wall Street, pushing its market capitalization above that of industry giants such as Volkswagen and Ford.
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Tourist Arrivals to Japan Recover to 78% of Pre-Pandemic Levels
The number of foreign visitors to Japan topped 2 million for a second consecutive month in July, recovering
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Ukraine Recap: Russian Drone Attack Causes Damage at Danube Port
Russia launched drone attacks in Odesa in southern Ukraine overnight in which warehouses and grain storage facilities at
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Joachim Ronning reveals Tron: Ares delay due to strike action
'Tron: Ares' director Joachim Rønning has expressed his frustration with the SAG-AFTRA strike after production on the movie was delayed and he had to lay off 150 people.
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