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Biden tells family members of 14 Americans missing in Israel that U.S. is ‘doing everything possible’
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Jim Jordan nominated for speaker by House GOP amid worries over government shutdown and support for Israel
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Pakistan set to meet some key targets set by IMF – central bank chief
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Biden talks up historic spending on hydrogen hubs, which will be spread over 16 states
President Joe Biden on Friday touted the selection of seven regional projects that will receive a total of around $7 billion in federal funding
India on track to outpace China as top growth driver
India is poised to surpass China as the leading driver of global growth, according to a report by Barclays. The report highlights India’s significant
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How U.S. bank balance sheets have changed as Fed raises rates
(Reuters) – The Federal Reserve’s aggressive monetary policy tightening is prompting U.S. banks to slow the flow of credit and beef up cash levels
China’s Sept new bank lending jumps less than expected
BEIJING (Reuters) – China’s new bank loans came in softer than expected in September, figures from the central bank showed on Friday, even as
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