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Although investors are fleeing into safe investments, the price of gold is falling. Yet the precious metal is actually considered a "safe haven". Martin Müller believes that two reasons explain this phenomenon.
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Record high in attacks on ships in the Strait of Hormuz +++ Saudi Arabia: Houthi rocket attack on Riyadh repelled +++ Netanyahu shows image of mushroom cloud over Tel Aviv +++ The news blog.
In today's edition: Banque du Caire confirms 45% stake sale || OPay's $336 million target || Starlink blocks roaming in South Africa || Kenya pushes hard for FATF exit
MOSCOW: The Russian Defence Ministry said on Monday its forces had hit a cargo vessel bound to Ukrainian port of Odesa, state news agency RIA reported on Monday.
Ukraine: Six injured in Russian attacks +++ Hofreiter calls for German naval deployment against shadow fleet +++ Zelensky hopes for progress in negotiations +++ The news blog.
The next wave of India’s digital economy raises a different set of questions: who controls the layers through which consumers discover apps, access services and make payments?
