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ECB’s Makhlouf says long way to 2% target; credibility ‘at risk’
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Twitter becomes first social media platform to allow cannabis ads in U.S
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Airbus eyes slower, more feasible recovery after supply snags
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GM sees no slowdown yet, expects hit from China’s COVID situation
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French stocks scale record highs to lift pan-European index
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U.S. labor market still tight; monthly producer inflation accelerates
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Oil-rich Guyana expects annual economic growth of over 25% in coming years
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