Canada Retail Sales Jump 0.8% in Sharp Spending Rebound
Canadian consumers splurged in September and October, a surprise resurgence in spending even as high interest rates restrict
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Euro-Area Growth Outlook Faces Downside Risks, ECB’s Guindos Says
European Central Bank Vice President Luis de Guindos said there are risks to the current growth outlook and
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Biggest Kenyan Bank’s Stock Lags Peers Under Weight of Bad Loans
Investors in KCB Group Plc, Kenya’s biggest bank by assets, got a reminder this week why the stock
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Turkey Nears First Bond Sale to Abu Dhabi Fund in Landmark Deal
Turkey is weighing its inaugural bond sale to an Abu Dhabi sovereign wealth fund by the end of
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Mexico’s Economic Growth Beats Estimates With Upward Revision
Mexico’s economy expanded more in the third quarter than preliminary data suggested, lifted by surging exports to the
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Dirty Venezuelan Fuel Imports Threaten Colombian Leader’s Green Credentials
President Gustavo Petro’s pledge to phase out Colombian fossil fuel production is likely to mean importing cheap energy
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Taylor Swift Tickets, Paris Trips and Dining Out: Consumers Splurge Even as Savings Fall
A group of US consumers has surprised companies and economists by splurging on Taylor Swift concerts, trips to
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Nissan Pledges £2 Billion to Expand UK Electric-Vehicle Hub
Nissan Motor Co. will significantly ramp up electric-vehicle production in the UK with a £2 billion ($2.5 billion)
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'It was just a gift': Natalie Portman relished her May December role
Natalie Portman played her "dream role" in the new movie 'May December'.
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Dramatic Week in Taiwan Leaves Pro-US Candidate as Frontrunner
After a week of dramatic twists and turns, Taiwan’s most pro-US candidate has a clearer path to victory
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BOE Will Not Relent in Inflation Battle, Chief Economist Says
The Bank of England will not relent in its fight against inflation despite signs that the UK economy
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Germany Must Be Able to Run Budget Deficits, Ifo’s Fuest Says
The German government can’t manage without deficits if it wants to fulfill its investment and climate ambitions, according
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