Dollar steadies ahead of US inflation data, traders reassess rate outlook
The greenback recovered support after recent volatility, with October consumer prices expected to influence Federal Reserve rate…
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Bank of Japan signals cautious rate Normalisation as inflation nears 2% target
Governor Kazuo Ueda cites wage growth, tight labour markets and AI-driven demand as inflation risks, while warning that poorly calibrated…
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Nobel brings relief to Francis Halzen after years of October disappointment
For decades, October brought a familiar disappointment to physicist Francis Halzen. Each year, as the Nobel Prize announcements approached,…
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RMRN to bridge Asia’s news landscape
TLE DESK: A new cross-border media initiative is taking shape with an ambition that is both simple and challenging: to bring journalists,…
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Iranian children back to school after war closures
TLE DESK: Children in Iran returned to class on Wednesday after months of closures over the Middle East war, where major attacks have…
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Xi heads to US for talks with Trump
TLE Desk: Chinese President Xi Jinping left Beijing for Washington on Wednesday for talks with US President Donald Trump, as the…
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Philippine Senate lowers threshold to oust Vice President Duterte
TLE Desk: The Philippine Senate on Wednesday lowered the number of votes required to convict Vice President Sara Duterte in her impeachment…
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‘Practical Magic 2’ casts spell at box office with $30 million debut
TLE Desk: “Practical Magic 2” opened at the top of the North American box office, nearly three decades after the original film became a…
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Warren Buffett steps down as Berkshire Hathaway chairman
TLE Desk: Warren Buffett is stepping down as chairman of Berkshire Hathaway, ending more than five decades in the role as part of a…
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Trump pushes $5,000 ‘dividend’ as Republican candidates largely stay silent
TLE Desk: US President Donald Trump has renewed his pledge to give every American adult $5,000 if Republicans retain control of Congress in…
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