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UK shoppers cut back on spending as inflation takes its toll
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TUI: Luxury holiday demand boosts sales
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EIB vice-president Kettel Thomsen appointed Danish central bank chief
(Reuters) – The Danish government said on Friday it has appointed European Investment Bank Vice President Christian Kettel Thomsen as…
German producer prices rose in December but at slower pace
By Maria Martinez BERLIN (Reuters) -German producer prices rose in December at a slower rate than the previous month as…
As South Korean government proposes flexible overtime rules, some fear workers may suffer
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JPMorgan expects smaller contraction in UK economy in 2023
(Reuters) – J.P.Morgan said the UK economy was expected to contract by 0.1% this year, revising it from the previously…
First raise for Japan day labourer in 20 years, but McDonald’s out of reach
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Analysis-Bank of Japan’s grit chills bond bears
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Tokyo core inflation likely double BOJ’s 2% target in January: Reuters Poll
By Kantaro Komiya TOKYO (Reuters) – A leading indicator of Japanese consumer prices likely rose in January at more than…