Four things we learned from the Biden-Xi meeting
The rival presidents found common ground on climate change, military communications and fentanyl.
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Europe’s Elections May Delay Australia Trade Deal, Minister Says
A free-trade agreement between Australia and the European Union looks unlikely before Europe’s election season in mid-2024, Trade
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US and China agree to resume military communications after summit
The two leaders also agree to take steps to tackle the flow of fentanyl into the US.
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Taiwan Candidate Says He Still Hates the Party He’ll Run With
A top candidate for president in Taiwan says he still strongly dislikes the party he’s teaming up with,
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Biden and Xi meeting: Taiwan, Iran, fentanyl and AI
By Trevor Hunnicutt and Jeff Mason WASHINGTON U.S. President Joe Biden and China's Xi Jinping met for about
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Dollar holds ground as macro data hints at later Fed rate cut
By Kevin Buckland TOKYO The dollar held its ground early on Thursday after a volatile two days that
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Chinese Pork Prices to Stay Low, Fueling Deflationary Pressures
Chinese pork prices are likely to stay low for longer, extending a run of miserable profits for pig
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Japan’s Exports Decelerate, Putting Pressure on Fragile Economy
Japan’s exports rose at a slower pace in October, offering little extra support as the nation’s economy tries
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Australian Job Gains Remain Strong While Unemployment Edges Up
Australian employment came in much stronger than expected in October while the jobless rate edged higher as more
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Pakistan Wins Initial IMF Deal for $700 Million
Pakistan secured initial approval from the International Monetary Fund for the release of the next loan tranche from
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Bitcoin Flirts With $38,000 as Spot ETF Hopes Encourage Bull Run
Bitcoin was in sight of $38,000, a level last seen in May 2022, amid an ongoing rally spurred
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Iceland volcano: Peninsula faces 'decades' of instability
Eruptions on the south-western Reykjanes Peninsula may mark a new cycle, warn Icelandic meteorologists.
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