China Is Sailing Its Way Through a Record Year of Debt Sales
There’s a 1.5 trillion yuan ($207 billion) question weighing on Chinese bond traders’ minds now: how will Beijing
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Chinese Biopharma Firm Wuxi XDC Climbs 31% on Debut in Hong Kong
A Chinese maker of drugs used in cancer treatments surged in Hong Kong after an initial public offering
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Oil Sinks Into Bear Market as Robust Supply Pressures OPEC+
Oil headed for a fourth weekly loss after sinking into a bear market as signs of healthy supplies
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BOJ's Ueda stresses need to maintain ultra-loose policy
By Leika Kihara TOKYO (Reuters) -Bank of Japan Governor Kazuo Ueda said on Friday the central bank will "patiently" maintain
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China Puts Money Behind Singapore Model in Major Housing Shift
China plans to take a page from Singapore’s social housing model to help end a multi-year property slump
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China Asks Some Big Banks to Cap Rates on Short-Term Funding
China told a handful of nationwide lenders to cap interest rates on interbank funding, people familiar with the
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South Florida storm dumps more than a foot of rain
By Rich McKay A fierce storm packing hurricane-force wind gusts dumped more than a foot (30.5 cm) of
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Altman Says ‘Heavy Regulation’ on AI Not Needed Yet, But Will Be
Sam Altman thinks humanity is “on a path to self destruction as a species right now,” he said.
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Israel Latest: Army Says It Uncovered Tunnel Shaft at Hospital
Israel distributed photos and a brief video of what a spokesman said was a tunnel shaft at Shifa
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Marcos Says to Meet With Xi to Ease Tensions in South China Sea
Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. said he will have a meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping to discuss
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Top Court Kills Colombian Royalty Measure Worth $780 Million
Colombia’s top court struck down one of the main sources of revenue in President Gustavo Petro’s 2022 tax
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Britain’s Working Class Work Six Weeks For Free Every Year
Working-class British employees face a 12% salary penalty. That means they effectively work for free from 17th November
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