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* Materials bounce on recovery in commodity prices
(Updates to close)
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Former British Prime Minister
Gordon Brown warned that the world is on the verge of
sleepwalking into another financial crisis because governments
have failed to tackle the causes of the last major financial
crash a decade ago.
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U.S. shale producers are
locking in prices for their production as much as three years
into the future in a sign that strong domestic crude pricing is
nearing a peak, according to market sources familiar with money
flows.
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A favorite of DIY stock
pickers, Canadian cannabis firms are trying to bolster their
institutional investor base by ramping up efforts to woo
European funds as countries across the region approve marijuana
for medical use.
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* 10 million people in potential disaster zone
(Adds port and ferry operations close in Carolinas; 7,000
evacuees in North Carolina shelters)
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Turkish President Tayyip
Erdogan has ruled that property sales and rental agreements must
be made in lira, putting an end to such deals in foreign
currency, in a fresh step to support the lira which has slumped
against the dollar this year.
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Indonesian shares jumped on Thursday and
Philippine stocks saw respite after six days of declines on
hopes that China and the United States could strike a deal in
their bitter tariff dispute during a new round of trade talks.
Markets in Singapore, Thailand and Malaysia...
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The lawyer of former
Malaysian prime minister Najib Razak was charged with money
laundering on Thursday by anti graft agents looking into how
billions of dollars went missing from state fund 1Malaysia
Development Berhad (1MDB).
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Australia's corporate regulator
allowed an insurer to make a A$300,000 community donation to
resolve cases of misleading advertising which could have drawn
fines of up to A$8 million ($5.7 million), an inquiry into
financial sector misconduct heard on Thursday.
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