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China to encourage more foreign investment in manufacturing industry
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Thai central bank sees GDP growth of 3.3% in 2022
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Sony shares jump 9% after profit forecast hike
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Bank of Canada not ruling out another oversized hike to fight inflation
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BOJ’s Kuroda: Making yield curve control more flexible a future option
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S.Korea inflation ticks up in Oct, seen staying elevated for while
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UK fresh food prices rise 13.3% in year to October – BRC
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