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Recession drumbeat gets louder as more U.S. CEOs strike mellow note for 2023
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U.S. producer prices increase; near-term inflation expectations ease
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France won’t face power cuts Monday, grid operator says
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Penguin Random House CEO to quit after merger blocked
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Bank of Canada will likely need to hold rates above 4% in 2023 -IMF
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Some banks may struggle to pay back ECB loans, says EU watchdog
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