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Bank of Korea raises interest rates, hints they will now be steady
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Indonesian businessman fined over $370 million for stock manipulation
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Malaysia says it could stop palm oil exports to EU after new curbs
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China’s on the move again, economic outlook brightens
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IMF chief heading to Zambia, says new debt ’roundtable’ to meet in February
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U.S. talks with Japanese, Dutch to yield no immediate China chip export curbs -source
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Tata considers India, Europe for EV cell manufacturing plants
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