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Fall in Hungary's inflation, risk premia likely lowered required rate level, central banker says
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Europe's STOXX 600 closes subdued as oil rally fades; Italian banks in focus
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UN urges Afghan Taliban to end arrests of women over dress rules
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India inflation likely rose to 4% in May as food, fuel costs climb: Reuters poll
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UK PM Starmer set to ban 'harmful' social media for under-16s
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French jet on NATO mission shoots down drone in Latvian airspace
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Private jet market defies Iran war gloom as rich flock to Monaco GP, Cannes
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Bloober Team announces new horror games for Saw, Star Trek franchises
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South Korea's KOSPI craters over 8% as Fed fears spark tech rout
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Intesa launches $35 billion Monte dei Paschi bid to redraw Italy's financial map
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Armenia's ruling party secures 49.81% of vote in elections, commission says
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Chinese military hovered as global executives flocked to Taiwan tech show
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Analysis-Businesses fear for economy if Swiss vote to cap population at 10 million
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Vietnam cbank vice governor says country will lean towards fiscal policy to meet growth target
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FAA lifts brief ground stop at San Francisco International Airport
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Bank of England's Taylor sees rates on hold barring worst-case scenario
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Bank of England's Taylor sees rates on hold barring worst-case scenario
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Bank of England's Taylor sees rates on hold barring worst-case scenario
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Bank of England's Taylor sees rates on hold barring worst-case scenario
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Bank of England's Taylor sees rates on hold barring worst-case scenario
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Bank of England's Taylor sees rates on hold barring worst-case scenario
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Bank of England's Taylor sees rates on hold barring worst-case scenario
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Bank of England's Taylor sees rates on hold barring worst-case scenario
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Bank of England's Taylor sees rates on hold barring worst-case scenario
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Bank of England's Taylor sees rates on hold barring worst-case scenario
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Bank of England's Taylor sees rates on hold barring worst-case scenario
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Bank of England's Taylor sees rates on hold barring worst-case scenario
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Bank of England's Taylor sees rates on hold barring worst-case scenario
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Bank of England's Taylor sees rates on hold barring worst-case scenario
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Bank of England's Taylor sees rates on hold barring worst-case scenario
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Bank of England's Taylor sees rates on hold barring worst-case scenario
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China exports set for strong May on front-loaded orders, chip demand: Reuters poll
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Goldman Sachs pushes Fed rate-cut call to 2027 on strong US jobs data
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Hormuz strait will be open but with transit fees, Iran envoy to Moscow quoted
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Morning Bid: Blistering AI rally turns ugly
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Analysis-How a few AI chip giants warped Asia's stock picking game
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China's global e-commerce push stalls as Iran war lifts costs, dampens demand
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Philippine police says at least three dead from magnitude 7.8 earthquake
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South Korea to overhaul election process after ballot shortage shocks country
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‘Schmigadoon!’ wins best musical on Broadway's biggest night
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Colombia set for presidential runoff after leftist Cepeda acknowledges first round loss
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Philippines verifying reports of at least five deaths after magnitude 7.8 quake
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Nvidia CEO says company is working with LG on humanoid robots and data centers
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Israeli military says it struck targets in western and central Iran
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Ipsos quick count shows statistical tie in Peru's presidential race
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Taiwan says China Coast Guard patrols to its east are 'provocative act'
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India Inc hikes prices, shrinks packs as Iran war squeezes margins
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Iran and Israel say they have halted strikes on each other for now
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Japanese city suspends 94 schools after first-ever bear sighting
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Saving Siri: After two years of stumbles, is Apple's AI moment here?
