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Paul Klein

Published on 11/11/2024 at 10:47 am EST

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07:32am	UK Inflation Drop Clears Way for BOE Rate Cut	MT
07:36am	Finance chiefs see US prices rising next year, tariffs still a top concern	RE
07:31am	Ukraine grain exports as of December 17	RE
07:26am	What the November Jobs Report Means for the Fed	DJ
07:29am	Gold forecast to glitter again next year despite biggest gain since 1979	RE
07:24am	Chile's economy to expand 2.4% this year, central bank says	RE
07:21am	Putin says that U.S. is ready for talks, and hopes same true of Europe	RE
07:19am	Freed Nobel laureate Bialiatski sees Belarus sliding back to Soviet times	RE
07:19am	Indian parliament lower house votes to allow private firms in nuclear power sector	RE
07:29am	India markets regulator's board clears mutual fund fee revamp, defers conflict of interest framework	RE
07:15am	Russia's Putin: U.S. administration is ready for talks, I hope the same will happen to Europe	RE
07:14am	Ukraine says it controls 90% of Kupiansk, Russia denies it	RE
07:12am	Spain's Sanchez calls EU scrapping combustion-engine car ban a 'historic mistake'	RE
07:11am	KKR releases 2026 global macro outlook	RE
07:11am	Indian parliament's lower house passes new atomic energy bill to open nuclear sector to private players	RE

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