South African Stocks Are Tipped to Extend Record-Setting Rally
South African stocks are having their strongest third quarter for 11 years and investors see the gains extending...
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New Lithium Contracts Added to CME Bourse as Appetite Soars
The operator of Chicago’s futures exchange will roll out new contracts for a type of lithium material, as trading liquidity
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Two Powerhouse Industries Are Leaving The Rest of Britain Behind
Almost all of Britain’s growth in the past five years has been driven by just two superstar sectors, laying bare
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Far-Right Freedom Party Set to Win Austria Vote: What to Watch
Austria’s far-right Freedom Party is forecast to win the most votes at a federal election for the first time, in
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Goldman, BlackRock Warn Europe’s Stock Rally Faces Tough Hurdles
European stocks face a series of hurdles to extend their 2024 rally after hitting another record high this week...
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Zambia Sees Economic Growth at 13-Year High as Drought Eases
Zambia’s economy will probably grow at its fastest pace in 13 years in 2025 as it bounces back from the
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Alberta Fund Taps Ex-Goldman Banker Scudellari to Run Private Assets
Alberta Investment Management Corp., one of Canada’s largest pension managers, is elevating two senior executives and giving them new responsibilities
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Ukraine Hits Arms Sites in Russia, Warns of New Nuclear Threats
Ukraine’s armed forces confirmed overnight attacks on large Russian ammunition warehouses while its recently-appointed foreign minister warned of potential Russian
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Japan Eyes Deal to End Chinese Ban on Seafood Imports, Media Say
China and Japan may be close to a breakthrough over Beijing’s ban on seafood imports from Japan, imposed last year
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UK Inflation Steady at 2.2% Leaves Door Open for Rate Cuts
UK inflation held at just above the Bank of England’s 2% target in August, cementing expectations that policymakers will cut
