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Australia seeks to resolve China trade woes as foreign minister heads to Beijing
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German producer prices rise less than expected in November
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Moscow Exchange says 2022 trading volumes surpassed $14.4 trillion
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World Bank cuts China growth outlook on COVID, property woes
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There should not be any ‘crash’ in French and European economy – ECB’s Villeroy
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Sentiment among German exporters brightens for third month in a row – Ifo
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Malaysia’s 2022 GDP growth very likely to beat forecasts – PM
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