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U.S. cautioned Germany against a Chinese controlling stake in Hamburg port
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NZ’s a2 Milk gets temporary approval to export infant milk formula to U.S
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New Zealand central bank can get inflation under control: RBNZ governor
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Central banks ease off on rate hike push in October
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Canada orders three Chinese firms to exit critical minerals deals
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South Korea FX reserves fall again in Oct as won weakens
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Energy crisis chips away at Europe’s industrial might
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Stocks end down, yields up as Powell sticks to hawkish stance
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