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Trafigura Group has been buying large volumes of copper to boost sales into Asia as local supplies run low, adding to a scramble for metal that’s pushed regional premiums for spot cargoes to record highs.
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Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babis stepped up his public criticism of the country’s central bank following this week’s interest-rate hike, calling the board’s decision “absolutely scandalous” and saying it will hurt households and companies.
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In Ukraine, anti-tank obstacles have slowed the attacker. Now Finland wants to see how such structures would fare in harsh northern weather.
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Could listing just 3.3% of a company increase the market capitalization of its home exchange by more than 40%, change a vast nation’s entire investing culture, help safeguard its sovereignty and integrate a continent’s financial markets?
The US presidential pardon power has created a constitutional absurdity that can protect those accused of corruption.
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Vote counting is underway in New Zealand’s closely fought election, with neither major political bloc assured of victory and the shape of the next government potentially hinging on whether the centrist Opportunity Party enters parliament…
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The union representing about 250 security workers at the US’s busiest ports agreed to continue negotiations on a new labor contract for two more weeks, their employers said.
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In British politics, dividing lines have formed around Brexit for the past decade, often replacing traditional right-and-left allegiances. Now, Andy Burnham is backing himself to redraw the political map all over again.
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Australia has 31 days’ worth of diesel, down three days from last week, according to a government update that highlighted uncertain global conditions.
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American retrenchment could change Middle East balance of power and signify opportunities for China
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A working hypothesis is that the co-ordinated threats were produced by pro-Kremlin activists or hacking groups
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US midterms are the latest confirmation that reports of the death of liberal democracy have been much exaggerated
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US midterm elections sparked a hedge fund and retail investor exodus from a trade that had taken over equity markets
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Pig iron will be exported through the northern port of Murmansk for the first time in 30 years as Black Sea battles rage
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The lesson of 2026 is that people can forgive election subversion, Kremlin support — but not high prices
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Voter hostility to Big Tech helped shape the US midterms, and similar fears are spreading through the west. But look east and attitudes are dramatically more optimistic
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India’s stock markets will open for a special shortened session on Sunday as the country celebrates Diwali, its biggest festival, keeping alive a tradition that has survived the shift from handwritten ledgers and bustling trading floors to…
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Former Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak’s transfer from prison to house arrest has been postponed pending further review of conditions around a royal pardon, the attorney general’s office said.
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Schroders Plc is planning to sell off some of its real estate assets in Singapore, having appointed a pair of brokers to raise around S$220 million ($172 million) from the sale of a mall, according to people familiar with the matter.
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American intelligence warned the tech boss was involved with executive recruited by China to gather information on US group
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Hong Kong authorities arrested 28 people tied to a suspected triad-linked bid-rigging syndicate targeting building maintenance and renovation contracts, Radio Television Hong Kong reported, citing Secretary for Security Chris Tang.
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