China’s Gold Appetite To Stay Strong Through 2023, Council Says
China’s appetite for gold will stay strong through the rest of 2023, the World Gold Council said, just
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Philippines to Protect Territory ‘At All Cost’ Amid Sea Row
The Philippines on Tuesday vowed to protect its territory “at all cost”, a day after China’s military said
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Kerala blasts: Man arrested after deadly attack on Jehovah's Witnesses
The man had surrendered to police after the blasts, which killed three people including a child.
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Every Electric Car for Sale in the Fast-Growing UK Market
In the evolution of the electric vehicle, the United Kingdom is like the Galapagos. The battery-powered genus is
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The Euro Is Creeping Into a Very Euroskeptic Country
The government has no policy to adopt it, the public doesn’t want it and the central bank is
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BOJ’s Further Loosening of Grip on Yields Disappoints Yen Bulls
The Bank of Japan further loosened its grip on government bond yields while continuing to stick with its
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Japan Banks Retain Gains as Investors Assess BOJ’s Yield Control
Shares of Japan’s major lenders retained their advance as investors assessed the Bank of Japan’s decision to adjust
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Israel Gaza: US rejects global calls for ceasefire
The American decision comes amid loud calls for a humanitarian truce at the United Nations.
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Seven & i Details Share Buybacks in Bid to Boost Confidence
Seven & i Holdings Co. said it anticipates ¥200 billion ($1.3 billion) in share buybacks through fiscal 2025,
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Korea Plans Wider Probe Into Stock Short-Selling by Global Banks
South Korea’s financial watchdog plans a wider probe into short-selling trades by global investment banks in the $1.6
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White Island: Company found guilty over NZ volcano disaster
Whakaari Management, which licenses tours to White Island, is due to be sentenced in February.
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Malaysia PM Dismisses Calls to Boost Ringgit Via Key Rate Hike
Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim said he sees no need to boost borrowing costs to support the local
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