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  • Deutsche Bank AG has identified as much as $4 billion in suspicious transactions related to its Russian operations, in addition to $6 billion in so-called mirror trades it is examining, said…

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  • Taiwan had 457,000 jobless citizens in November 2015, equivalent to an unemployment rate of 3.91% and rising 0.01% on month and 0.02% on year, according to statistics released by the directorate…

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  • Singapore’s consumer prices fell for a 13th straight month in the longest streak of declines in almost three decades amid a renewed slump in oil prices.

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  • With total deal value so far reaching $345.17 billion, the Asia-Pacific market is likely to retain its title as the biggest equity capital raising market in the world this year.

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  • France’s run of bad economic news continues. Despite a much worse than expected reading, there was little sign that the Nov. 13 attacks by Islamic State gunmen and suicide bombers in Paris had put…

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  • Corrosion-resistant steel imports from China were sold at unfairly low prices and will be taxed at 256%, according to a preliminary finding of the US Department of Commerce.

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  • The US economy grew at a fairly healthy clip in the third quarter as strong consumer and business spending offset efforts by businesses to reduce an inventory glut, underscoring its resilience…

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  • Chinese government officials have cleared the way for fresh stimulus measures to halt the worsening economic slowdown in the World’s second largest economy, sending stock markets around the world…

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  • New Zealand’s economy needs to diversify. In 2013, 44% of the goods exports were animal and animal products – the majority from the dairy sector. The country is hugely reliant on primary products…

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  • A closely watched survey shows German consumers’ confidence rising for the first time after four months of decline, AP reported. The GfK research group said Tuesday its forward-looking consumer…

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  • Azerbaijan’s Ministry of Economy and Industry has released a statement regarding the artificial increase in prices, News.az reported.

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  • More foreign direct investments are expected to flow into the country next year, the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas said Tuesday, Rappler reported. FDI inflows would hit $6.3 billion next year from…

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  • India, with a projected annual growth rate of 7%, has the potential to be the world’s fastest growing economy over the coming decade, surging ahead of its South Asian economic rival China that…

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  • The delay in the adoption of the national budget for 2016 agreed with the International Monetary Fund poses a threat to the economic and financial stability of Ukraine, the National Bank of…

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  • Analysts expect Brazil’s economy to contract by 3.7% this year, with inflation hitting 10.7%, the Central Bank said.

    The gross domestic product and inflation forecasts come from the Boletin…

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  • Argentina’s new conservative government is setting the groundwork for sustainable economic growth after four years of stagnation and high inflation, economists say.

    Since taking office on…

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  • The Egyptian economy is tabled for slower growth as high inflation dogs consumers, analysts said, Anadolu Agency reported. “Inflation is above peers and is forecast to remain near 10%, with…

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  • As anticipated, the Swedish National Institute of Economic Research revised up its GDP forecast substantially. NIER sees GDP growth at around 3.5% for 2015 and 2016, while growth will slow…

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  • The Japanese government is planning nearly $800 billion of record spending in the next fiscal year to shore up a fragile economy, with Tokyo also promising to rein in a bulging debt burden in…

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  • The Federal Reserve finally decided the economy was strong enough to handle the first increase in interest rates in nine years. Now what? Time to wait.

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  • Families are expected to run up £40 billion ($59.56 billion) of debt this year, sparking fears about Britain’s economic recovery.

    Labor raised concerns that millions of households would…

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  • Turkey’s consumer confidence index fell in December after a dramatic higher move in November, Turkish Statistical Institute said in a report Monday, Anadolu Agency reported. The index fell to…

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  • The US-based website that publishes a daily unofficial exchange rate between American dollars and Venezuelan bolivares has recently filed a vigorous defense in a strange international lawsuit.…

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  • Gold steadied on Monday, retaining sharp gains from the previous trading session, as weakness in the dollar and equities helped the metal recoup some losses from a US interest rate hike last week…

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  • Political unrest in Nepal’s Terai region in the run-up to and following the introduction of the new constitution on September 20 has led to the obstruction of trade, something that is having a…

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