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Job market resilience continues despite Federal Reserve’s inflation measures
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US House Speaker Johnson to bring Israel bill to floor despite deficit risk
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Hong Kong central bank leaves interest rate unchanged, tracking Fed
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Indian state’s income tax department probes potential illicit scheme involving ₹2000 note exchange
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Bank of England likely to maintain interest rate amid inflation crisis
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Ray Dalio likens U.S. restrictions on China tech exports to embargo before Pearl Harbor
Hedge fund billionaire Ray Dalio says the West’s push to block China from accessing microchips is “very, very similar” to the policy the U.S.
Japan compiles $113-billion package to cushion inflation
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