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New prime minister’s speech outside No 10 had a strong tub-thumping feel
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British Prime Minister Boris
Johnson has spoken to Dutch and Australian prime ministers since
taking office on Wednesday, his spokesman told reporters, adding
that more calls with European leaders were planned.
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Joinery group builds £12m stockpile in case of no-deal exit
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A British warship will accompany
British-flagged vessels through the Strait of Hormuz to defend
freedom of navigation, a change in policy after the government
previously said it did not have the military resources to do so.
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The European Central Bank
opened the door to rate cuts and the restart of bond purchases
on Thursday, aiming to prop up confidence in a bloc which has
struggled with a manufacturing recession that risks unravelling
years of stimulus.
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New PM tells team he is determined to ramp up preparations for a no-deal exit from EU
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The Indian Prime Minister's
Office (PMO) wants the finance ministry to reassess the idea of
issuing foreign currency overseas sovereign bonds, two sources
with knowledge of the development said on Thursday.
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Russia's Gazprom, the
world's biggest conventional gas producer, is selling 3% of its
own shares, taking advantage of the company's stock price
hovering at its highest level in over a decade.
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Sri Lankan shares rose for a
third straight session on Thursday to hit their highest close in
nearly five months, led by a rally in banks, but the rupee
weakened on higher importer dollar demand. Foreign investors
were net sellers of stocks.
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The European Central Bank
revamped its interest rate guidance on Thursday and asked its
staff to prepare options for more policy easing, explicitly
opening the door to a rate cut as well as more bond buys as soon
as September.