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| OPEC figures show June oil output rise led by exempt nations: sources |
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OPEC oil output has risen in June by more than 300,000 barrels per day, (bpd) according to figures the exporter group uses to monitor its supply, as a recovery in two nations exempt from a supply cut deal countered high compliance by many others
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| Goldman Sachs is worst-selling fund manager in 2017 |
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Investors have pulled an estimated $26.7bn from GSAM’s mutual funds so far this year
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| Forget Korea and China Risks, Asia Currencies Edge Peers in Poll |
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Never mind the tensions with North Korea and China’s deleveraging drive, Asian currencies have emerged victorious in a Bloomberg survey of emerging market watchers
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| Why Germany’s current-account surplus is bad for the world economy |
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The country saves too much and spends too little
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| What makes bonds “green”? |
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Simply using the proceeds for environmentally friendly investments is not enough
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| Asia Can Power Through Another Financial Crisis |
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The Asian nations hit hardest 20 years ago by a crisis that sent currencies and stock markets tumbling, saw governments fall and pushed millions back into poverty, now have some of the strongest buffers in the world
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| Bring on the Omelets: Bigger Flocks Send Egg Price to Decade-Low |
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It doesn’t matter if you like them hard-boiled, scrambled or soaked in heart-clogging hollandaise sauce: when eggs are this cheap, it’s a good time to get cracking
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| Global borrowing hits record as big central banks prepare to tighten credit |
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Global debt levels have climbed $500 billion in the past year to a record $217 trillion, a new study shows, just as major central banks prepare to end years of super-cheap credit policies
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| Bring on the Omelets: Bigger Flocks Send Egg Price to Decade-Low |
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It doesn’t matter if you like them hard-boiled, scrambled or soaked in heart-clogging hollandaise sauce: when eggs are this cheap, it’s a good time to get cracking
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| Global borrowing hits record as big central banks prepare to tighten credit |
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Global debt levels have climbed $500 billion in the past year to a record $217 trillion, a new study shows, just as major central banks prepare to end years of super-cheap credit policies
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| The economic effects of Britain’s decision to leave the EU |
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A year is a long time for financial markets
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| OPEC Has Few Escape Routes From Another Bear Market in Oil |
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Oil’s back in a bear market and investors remain unmoved by last month’s agreement to prolong supply cuts, leaving OPEC and its allies with few remaining tools to boost prices
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| Wall St. at record highs as tech stocks bounce back |
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U.S. stocks were higher in early afternoon trading on Monday, with the S&P 500 and the Dow Jones Industrial Average hitting record highs as technology stocks rebounded after recent losses
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| Oil Set for Longest Run of Weekly Losses Since 2015 Amid Glut |
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Oil headed for the longest run of weekly losses since August 2015 as OPEC member Libya restored production just as the surplus in the U.S. showed few signs of abating
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| How Facebook is changing democracy |
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‘Targeting specific voters is more effective and cheaper than speaking to the public on TV’
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