By Julia Payne BRUSSELS (Reuters) – A G7 statement announcing a ban on imports of Russian diamonds is expected by the end of this month, followed closely by a proposal …
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By David Randall NEW YORK – Cathie Wood’s ARK Innovation fund is on track to post its first monthly gain in eight months in July, riding a rally that has …
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BUDAPEST – Hungary’s government has extended a cap on some basic food and fuel prices until Oct. 1, while a cap on retail mortgage interest rates will remain in place …
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By Aditi Shah NEW DELHI – India, which has among the world’s deadliest roads, on Saturday proposed mandating at least six air bags in all passenger cars manufactured from Oct. …
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BRUSSELS – The euro zone’s trade surplus with the rest of the world was much smaller than expected in October, data showed on Thursday, as the bloc’s trade deficit in …
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BRUSSELS – Euro zone industrial production rose as expected in October, data showed on Tuesday, with capital and durable consumer goods up the most on the month and non-durable goods …
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BRUSSELS – Euro zone producer prices jumped more than expected in October, data showed on Thursday, driven mainly by a surge in energy prices, while unemployment eased again as the …
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BEIJING -Profits at China’s industrial firms grew at a faster pace in October, the statistics bureau said on Saturday, providing a buffer for a faltering economy battered by soaring raw …
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By Wayne Cole SYDNEY – Australian retail sales rebounded with a bang in October as the lifting of many stay-at-home restrictions unleashed a wave of pent-up shopping, further evidence the …
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SINGAPORE – Singapore’s key price gauge rose by the fastest pace in nearly three years in October, mainly driven by higher services and food inflation. The core inflation rate — …
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LONDON – British public sector net borrowing, excluding state banks, totalled 18.799 billion pounds ($25.38 billion) in October, official figures showed on Friday, above economists’ average forecast in a Reuters …
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BRUSSELS – Euro zone inflation surged to more than twice the European Central Bank’s target in October, the European Union’s statistics office Eurostat confirmed on Wednesday, with more than half …
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By Gaurav Dogra – Asian bonds received lowest foreign inflow this year in October, hit by concerns over higher inflation levels and a slowdown in China’s economy. Overseas investors purchased …
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By Kantaro Komiya TOKYO – Japan’s exports growth likely slowed in October, snapping seven-months of double-digit expansion due to dwindling car shipments, a Reuters poll showed on Friday. The data …
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By Wayne Cole SYDNEY – Australian employment suffered a shock fall in October and the jobless rate jumped as coronavirus lockdowns continued to plague the labour market, though all signs …
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BEIJING – China’s trade surplus with the United States was $40.75 billion in October, Reuters calculations based on customs data showed on Sunday, down from $42 billion in September. For …
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BEIJING – China’s foreign exchange reserves in October rose on a monthly basis for the first time since July, official data showed on Sunday, as the dollar slipped against a …
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PARIS – Airbus shares slipped on Friday after the planemaker reported that October deliveries were down 10% from the previous month. Airbus delivered 36 planes in October, down from 40 …
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By Neil Jerome Morales and Karen Lema MANILA – Philippine annual inflation slowed to a three-month low in October, giving the central bank room to keep its policy accommodative for …
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PARIS – France’s services sector grew in October at its fastest pace since July as demand conditions improved and employment growth reached a 20-year high, a monthly survey showed on …
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Three men face federal charges related to the alleged homicide of a Tulsa man whose body was discovered in his front yard Oct. 9, 2021, announced Acting U.S. Attorney Clint …