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Brazil central govt posts primary budget surplus of $5.8 billion in October
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Norway to postpone oil and gas licensing round
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U.S. judges leery of fired Amazon organizer’s race bias claims
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Credit Suisse rights sell-off spells worst year for its shares
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Renault, Nissan clear calendar for potential Dec deal -sources
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FHFA raises 2023 conforming loan limits on Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac mortgages
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Pakistan’s November CPI expected to decline marginally – finance ministry
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