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- Sep- 2022 -30 SeptemberEconomy
US citizen killed in Iranian attack in northern Iraq
A US citizen was among 14 people killed in an Iranian bombing campaign on Iraq’s Kurdistan region, the US said,…
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Policymaking by pamphlet is a bad look
What the country needs, I am now convinced, is a self-help group for writers of political booklets. A sort of…
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UN envoy vows to break Bosnia’s political deadlock as election looms
Bosnia’s UN-appointed overseer has pledged to break a four-year political deadlock that has debilitated governance in the Balkan country, as…
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Eurozone inflation hits record 10% as energy prices continue to soar
Inflation in the euro area hit a new high for the 11th consecutive month as energy prices continued to rise,…
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Conservatives were already out of options on spending cuts
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Japan grants Micron $320mn in deepening US chip alliance
US chipmaker Micron will receive up to $320mn in Japanese government subsidies, marking the first of an expected series of…
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China’s EV star and Tesla rival BYD unveils Europe expansion
BYD, the Shenzhen-based rival to Elon Musk’s Tesla, has unveiled plans to take on the European car market, as the…
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Strong dollar hits airlines as costs surge
The strength of the US dollar is putting new pressure on airlines’ fragile balance sheets, driving up the cost of…
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China loosened FX restrictions in response to Fed rate rise
The renminbi’s sharp fall over the past week started after regulators told traders they were relaxing informal foreign exchange trading…
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Russia’s cyber war that wasn’t
Maybe it was when a Russian officer, lacking an encrypted line, inadvertently blurted out to the world that the country’s…
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