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Portugal’s finance minister sees 2022 growth above target, focus on debt cuts
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Petro-Logistics says OPEC appears to be making oil output cut
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U.S. dollar has peaked due to softer inflation, jobs -Barclays, Deutsche
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Trump-linked stocks slip after initial gains from 2024 bid
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Russian weekly consumer prices edge up in latest data
MOSCOW (Reuters) – Consumer prices in Russia rose slightly for the eighth consecutive week in mid-November, data published on Wednesday…
Putin calls for price controls as Russian car sales crash to record low
MOSCOW (Reuters) – President Vladimir Putin urged the Russian government on Wednesday to control car prices, as one industry head…