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Japan’s factory output dips more than expected as risks emerge

Japan's factory output shrank for the first time in three months in December as a decline in machinery production outweighed…

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Elliott Management Corp and Vista Equity Partners are close to buying Citrix Systems Inc (CTXS.O) in a deal that values the U.S.…

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The China Securities and Regulatory Commission (CSRC) met this week with executives at top western banks and asset managers to…

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Europe's main bourses fell again on Friday as worries about a sudden stop to central bank stimulus and rising tensions…

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After the massive Covid-19 situation, the global economy is returning to normal. The majority of countries are heading to the…

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U.S. economic growth likely accelerated in the fourth quarter as businesses replenished depleted inventories to meet strong demand for goods,…

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U.S. consumer confidence ebbed slightly in January, with more consumers planning to purchase homes, automobiles and other big- ticket items…

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Asian share markets steadied on Wednesday after three sessions of losses as investors awaited any hints about faster tightening of…

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In the United States, an omicron outbreak is causing supply chain difficulties. Even though the market previously suffered a shutdown…

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Singapore is reviewing its official inflation forecasts, authorities said on Monday, after data showed its key price gauge climbed in…

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