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U.S. banking woes a major factor behind Bank of Korea rate freeze

SEOUL (Reuters) – Most of the South Korean central bank’s board members cited concerns about the U.S. banking sector’s health as a major factor to keep...

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Turkish factory activity growth gathers pace in April -PMI

ISTANBUL (Reuters) – Growth in new orders and output helped Turkish factory activity expand at a faster pace in April, as the sector continued its recovery...

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Russian factory activity expands in April as export orders pick up

MOSCOW (Reuters) – Activity in Russia’s manufacturing sector grew for the 12th month running in April, and new export orders ended a 14-month sequence of decline,...

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South African rand up slightly; focus on local PMIs and Fed this week

JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) – South Africa’s rand was marginally stronger in early trade on Tuesday, with market attention this week likely to hinge on local purchasing managers’...

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Indonesia’s April annual inflation eases to 4.33%, below forecast

By Stefanno Sulaiman

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Normalising China-Australia trade will take more than a political fix

By Lewis Jackson and Muyu Xu

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Coffee at home: Australia Woolworths’ sales jump as shoppers cut costs

By Byron Kaye and Archishma Iyer

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South Korea, Indonesia central banks agree to promote local currency transactions

SEOUL (Reuters) – The central banks of South Korea and Indonesia signed a memorandum of understanding on Tuesday to cooperate on promoting the use of their...

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Bank of Korea sees rapid pace of inflation easing for awhile

SEOUL (Reuters) – South Korea’s central bank said on Tuesday inflation would keep easing at a rapid pace through the middle of this year, although core...

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Brazil government to tax income from financial investments obtained abroad

BRASILIA (Reuters) -Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva’s government published an executive order aimed at increasing revenue by taxing the capital income from financial investments...

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U.S. banking woes a major factor behind Bank of Korea rate freeze

Turkish factory activity growth gathers pace in April -PMI

Russian factory activity expands in April as export orders pick up

South African rand up slightly; focus on local PMIs and Fed this week

Indonesia’s April annual inflation eases to 4.33%, below forecast

Normalising China-Australia trade will take more than a political fix

Coffee at home: Australia Woolworths’ sales jump as shoppers cut costs

South Korea, Indonesia central banks agree to promote local currency transactions

Bank of Korea sees rapid pace of inflation easing for awhile

Brazil government to tax income from financial investments obtained abroad

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