By Selena Li HONG KONG – China’s drive for “common prosperity” to ease inequality could be a positive catalyst for the local wealth management industry, as it leads to expansion …
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HANOI – South Korean electronic components manufacturer Samsung Electro-Mechanics Co Ltd will invest $920 million in a production facility in northern Vietnam, the Southeast Asian country said on Wednesday. The …
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FRANKFURT – The property market is a “key vulnerability” for euro zone banks as the rise of remote working since the pandemic dents demand for offices and households take on …
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Republican boycott of Raskin nomination vote spells more limbo for Fed rule changes
by Reutersby ReutersBy Pete Schroeder WASHINGTON -Republicans’ Tuesday boycott of a vote to advance the nomination of Sarah Bloom Raskin as the Federal Reserve’s Wall Street cop will further delay regulatory changes …
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Tight supplies lift Mideast and Russian crude grades to multi-year highs
by Reutersby ReutersBy Florence Tan SINGAPORE -Middle East benchmark Dubai crude soared to a record this week while spot premiums for April-loading Russian oil jumped to their highest in more than two …
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By Philip Blenkinsop BRUSSELS -Heineken cast doubt on its mid-term profit margin target due to the uncertain impact of spiralling inflation on beer consumption, after reporting stronger than expected earnings …
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Ukraine’s Metinvest to invest $1 billion in new production facilities in 2022
by Reutersby ReutersKYIV – Ukraine’s largest steelmaker Metinvest BV plans to invest $1 billion this year in modernisation and new production facilities, majority owner Rinat Akhmetov said on Wednesday. “We will continue …
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BERLIN – German carmaker Volkswagen expects a continued hit from a shortage of semiconductors this year, although it should be able to ramp up production in the second half of …
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BRUSSELS – Euro zone industrial production was much stronger than expected in December, data showed on Wednesday, ending 2021 on a strong note despite restrictions due to the Omicron coronavirus …
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BOJ’s Kuroda says no plan to change long-term yield cap – for now
by Reutersby ReutersBy Leika Kihara TOKYO -The Bank of Japan has no plan now to change an implicit 0.25% cap set around its yield target, though a tweak in the future cannot …
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Glencore may sell Russneft stake to founder Gutseriyev, says Kommersant
by Reutersby ReutersMOSCOW – Swiss commodities firm Glencore may be selling its stake in Russian oil group Russneft to its former owner and founder Mikhail Gutseriyev, the Kommersant daily reported on Wednesday, …
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Abu Dhabi’s Etihad lines up order for seven Airbus A350 cargo planes
by Reutersby ReutersDUBAI – Abu Dhabi’s Etihad Airways on Wednesday signed a letter of intent to order seven Airbus A350 freighter aircraft, European planemaker Airbus said at the Singapore Airshow. The value …
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Surging housing costs boosting overall euro zone inflation: ECB
by Reutersby ReutersFRANKFURT – Euro zone housing costs rose sharply last year, boosted by soaring German property prices and adding to already uncomfortably high overall inflation, a European Central Bank study showed …
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AirAsia to lease at least 100 flying taxis to launch air ridesharing service
by Reutersby ReutersBy Chen Lin SINGAPORE – AirAsia Aviation Group on Wednesday unveiled plans for a low-cost air ridesharing service in Southeast Asia after signing a non-binding deal with lessor Avolon for …
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DUESSELDORF, Germany – The new chairman of Adler Group said on Wednesday he has had no contact yet with KPMG, which is conducting a special audit of the company’s affairs. …
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A look at the day ahead in markets from Sujata Rao. Feb 16 was when Russia was meant to invade Ukraine, according to the White House, but Moscow’s signals that …
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FRANKFURT – Commerzbank on Wednesday announced that board member Sabine Schmittroth would leave the German lender at the end of the year. Commerzbank, which is undergoing a major overhaul involving …
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France will need to boost deficit reduction plans after election – auditor
by Reutersby ReutersPARIS – The next French government will need to revise current budget deficit reduction plans after a presidential election in April to ensure France does not fall further behind other …
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By Gwladys Fouche OSLO – Several investors in Telenor are seeking assurances from the Norwegian telecoms company that customer data will be protected following the sale of its operations in …
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Exclusive-Chinese fashion firm Shein on Singapore hiring spree as it shifts key assets there
by Reutersby ReutersBy Chen Lin SINGAPORE – China’s Shein is aggressively expanding its Singapore office after making a Singapore firm its de facto holding company, according to people with knowledge of the …
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KUALA LUMPUR – Malaysia has maintained its March export tax for crude palm oil at 8% and raised its reference price, a document on the Malaysian Palm Oil Board website …
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Dutch foundation seeks consumer damages over Apple, Google app payments
by Reutersby Reuters(The August 15 story corrects job title in paragraph 9) By Toby Sterling AMSTERDAM – Apple and Google face a potential class action lawsuit in the Netherlands over app store …
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Japan’s yen back in favour as a funding currency, but with more risks
by Reutersby Reuters(Refiles to correct 14th paragraph by adding missing word research to analyst job title) By Alun John HONG KONG – As the Bank of Japan asserts its standing as a …
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Norway 2021 GDP growth strongest in 14 years, Q4 beats forecast
by Reutersby ReutersOSLO -Norway’s mainland economy grew last year by 4.2%, its quickest pace since 2007 as the country rebounded from a pandemic-driven slump in activity, Statistics Norway (SSB) data showed on …
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Column-Entangled fears of Fed error and Ukraine crisis: Mike Dolan
by Reutersby ReutersBy Mike Dolan LONDON – Keen to downplay anxieties about war in Europe, global investors appear to fear a monetary policy miscalculation even more. Their problem is that two are …