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Indonesia’s central bank kept interest rates unchanged Wednesday, assessing the impact of rupiah-support measures as currency risks flared again.
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SEOUL, Sept. 23 (Yonhap) -- South Korean shares extended their winning streak to...
European shares inched higher on Wednesday as lower oil prices supported sentiment, while investors awaited key business activity data due later in the day.
India’s 7.8% growth has the world taking notice. Fitch, S&P and Moody’s have all raised their forecasts, even as questions over the GDP numbers continue at home.
India has been dealing with geopolitical tensions, higher energy prices and pressure on trade. Yet growth has not collapsed.
Scheduled domestic airlines carried 12.13 million passengers in August, down from 12.95 million in the same month last year
