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Ed Davey and Sal Brinton take over as joint leaders following anti-Brexit party’s poor election result
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The Russian central bank lowered
its key interest rate to 6.25% on Friday, cutting the cost of
lending for the fifth time this year, and said it would consider
the need for further reductions in the first half of 2020
because of slowing inflation.
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UK shares exposed to the domestic
economy surged on Friday after Prime Minister Boris Johnson's
ruling Conservative Party won a solid majority, assuring markets
that Britain is likely to be headed for an orderly exit from the
European Union.
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California power producer PG&E Corp
said late on Thursday that it has filed for an amended
reorganization plan, adding that it remains on track to getting
the plan confirmed before a June 2020 deadline to exit
bankruptcy.
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The question now is whether the hard left’s grip on Labour will be loosened
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An Italian prosecutor has
presented a bankruptcy request against information technology
and e-commerce group CHL, the company said, adding it
was notified on Dec. 9.
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Most Southeast Asian markets ended on a
high note on Friday, as reports said the United States and China
may soon diffuse their prolonged trade war, while the prospect
of a swift Brexit after Boris Johnson's UK poll win also boosted
risk sentiment.
Washington would...
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Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed said
on Friday Ethiopia will receive $3 billion from the World Bank
to help strengthen reforms in its traditionally state-controlled
economy.
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The results of British elections
are positive in the short term as they eliminate uncertainty
regarding Britain's exit process from the European Union, the
European Central Bank's Vice-president Luis de Guindos said on
Friday.