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Taiwan seeks quick progress on long-stalled EU investment deal
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Japan likely to issue $258 billion in new bonds for FY2023/24 budget -sources
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Bank Indonesia seen reducing rate hikes to modest 25bps on Dec. 22- Reuters poll
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Wall Street falls fourth straight day as recession worries nag
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Crypto firm Voyager to sell assets to Binance.US in $1 billion deal
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Australia’s central bank considered pausing hikes at Dec meeting, still sees more ahead
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Australian stock exchange’s blockchain failure burns market trust
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