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Many Canadian manufacturers eyeing U.S. move as trade tensions take a toll: KPMG
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Live: Reserve Bank faces tough OCR call, with economists split on a hike – Stuff
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What does a housing slowdown mean for the Aussie economy?
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Taiwan’s inflation hits 17-month high in June
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Spain and Portugal keep close watch on surging property markets
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China’s market regulator intensifies crackdown on ‘involutionary’ competition
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US oil production and consumption trends in 6 charts
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OECD flags overuse of restraints of trade and NDAs in NZ, saying such clauses are hampering productivity
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