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Inflation drives French wine and spirits exports to new high in 2022
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Adani crisis: Modi’s party has ‘nothing to hide’, says India home minister
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Loans to Russian soldiers fuel calls for European banks to quit
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Japan names academic Ueda as next central bank governor
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Vietnam exporters fret over potential trade fallout of U.S. rules on Xinjiang
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