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The Bank of Thailand has vowed to prioritise addressing the country’s structural problems next year to support economic growth and unlock its full growth potential, according to governor Vitai Ratanakorn.
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Las acciones del gigante del comercio electrónico caen un 7% en la negociación fuera del horario bursátil
The hard-fought Senate race in Alaska is already in the spotlight because it could be central to the outcome of the election.
The historic landmark in the centre of the capital will probably be placed under judicial restructuring and the City has few means to limit the damage.
A new coalition is preparing an anti-dumping complaint, arguing that cheap imports and alleged customs loopholes are putting European producers at risk.
October consumer confidence is down but seen as resilient given economic conditions.
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