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Nov 28, 2023 |
kitco.com | Leika Kihara |Simon Cameron-Moore
TOKYO, Nov 28 (Reuters) - Bank of Japan Governor Kazuo Ueda got a pay hike of 1.1% this year, the biggest the central bank offered its governor in nine years but not enough to offset the pace of inflation that is currently running at nearly 3%, BOJ data showed on Tuesday. The increase is nearly triple the previous year's 0.4% hike and the biggest since a 1.3% raise in 2014, the data showed.
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Nov 26, 2023 |
pressnewsagency.org | Miyoung Kim |Miral Fahmy |Simon Cameron-Moore
SHANGHAI, Nov 27 (Reuters) – The spike in respiratory diseases that China is at present struggling isn’t as excessive as earlier than the COVID-19 pandemic, a World Well being Organisation official mentioned, reiterating that no new or uncommon pathogens had been discovered within the current circumstances.
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Nov 15, 2023 |
newsfounded.com | Leah Millis |Dan Whitcomb |Rami Ayyub |Simon Cameron-Moore
World0 Views WASHINGTON, Nov 15 (Reuters) – US Capitol Police officers in riot gear clashed with dozens of demonstrators who gathered outside the Democratic National Committee (DNC) headquarters in Washington on Wednesday night to demand ceasefire in Gaza. The protest was organized by three advocacy groups and held somewhere near the US Capitol. Lawmakers who were inside the DNC building said they were evacuated from the area by police.
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Nov 13, 2023 |
internetretailing.com.au | Casey Hall |Simon Cameron-Moore |Barbara Lewis
Latest news: Subscribe Email login × E-commerce China’s largest e-commerce player Alibaba Group said it recorded year-on-year growth over this year’s Singles Day sales period that ended at midnight on Saturday, while rival JD.com reported sales volumes at a record high. Data provider Syntun, meanwhile, estimated cumulative gross merchandising volume (GMV) sales across major e-commerce platforms rose 2.08 per cent to US$156.40 billion compared with growth of 2.9 per cent last year. Originally...
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Nov 13, 2023 |
petnews2day.com | Ziyi Tang |Ryan Woo |Simon Cameron-Moore |Helen Popper
BEIJING, Sept 7 (Reuters) – Five of China’s main state banks mentioned on Thursday they are going to begin to decrease rates of interest on present mortgages for first-home loans, a part of a sequence of help measures introduced by Beijing in recent weeks. Chinese regulators introduced the coverage final week to assist homebuyers amid rising concern over the well being of the world’s second-largest financial system and a sequence of crises within the nation’s property sector.
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