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$A will ‘struggle to punch higher’ as US election weighs on sentiment The local currency has declined for four consecutive weeks as nervous investors pile into the greenback one week out from the US election that one national poll has Donald Trump ahead. The Australian Financial Review |
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Technology stocks and big miners boost ASX The Australian sharemarket has edged higher to start the week, buoyed by big miners and technology shares. Sydney Morning Herald |
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Insultes, racisme, crucifix... Le meeting de Trump à New York fait polémique Donald Trump s’est notamment attaqué à la communauté portoricaine lors de son meeting au Madison Square Garden dimanche, suscitant l’indignation sur les réseaux sociaux. Ses propos ont fait r�... Le Figaro |
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Assurance-maladie : derrière la hausse envisagée du ticket modérateur, des enjeux cruciaux ANALYSE. Le gouvernement a prévu de réaliser plus de 1 milliard d’économies en réduisant la part remboursée par la Sécurité sociale aux patients sur les consultations médicales. La somme se... Le Monde |
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Washington Post und LA Times: Die Selbstzensur hat schon begonnen Die „Washington Post“ und die „Los Angeles Times“ geben die Tradition der Wahlempfehlung auf. Das gibt eine Vorschau auf den kommenden Opportunismus. Süddeutsche Zeitung |
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Massenkundgebung: Trump-Spektakel in New York entblößt Harris’ Probleme Massenkundgebung: Trump-Spektakel in New York entblößt Harris’ Probleme Handelsblatt |
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Olive oil becomes the latest economic and agricultural casualty in the Israel-Hamas War According to the Consumers’ Council, the price of olive oil in Israel jumped by 39% this year, more than any other food product. The Jerusalem Post |
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A steady drip of Israeli casualties could change the public's view on war in Lebanon After Israel's Strike in Iran, the Ball Is Now in Tehran's Court and Statements Seem to Indicate an Intent to Hit Back The Greatest Danger Lies in Lebanon, Where a Confluence of a Rising Death Toll an... Haaretz |
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Japan PM Ishiba vows to stay on despite election debacle He blamed the defeat on “people’s suspicion, mistrust and anger” over a scandal The Straits Times |
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Inflation to ease further in 2025, amid moderate external and domestic cost conditions: MAS THE Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) on Monday (Oct 28) repeated its expectation for core and headline inflation to both average 1.5 to 2.5 per cent in 2025, “down significantly from their peak... The Business Time |
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Los fondos se lanzan a por las residencias de estudiantes con 3.000 millones El interés del capital por las residencias de estudiantes en España se dispara. Este negocio -escasamente profesionalizado hace apenas una década- ha dado un vuelco en los... Expansión |
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Cuatro ministerios decidirán qué sectores accederán a la jubilación anticipada a partir de 52 años El Ministerio de Seguridad Social está desarrollando el proyecto de real decreto con el que prevé regular el acceso a la nueva jubilación anticipada en las ocupaciones con mayor peligrosidad, penos... El Economista |
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China and Russia are already playing the new Great Game Victory for the Taliban is redrawing the strategic map in central Asia. The West risks being left behind by its rivals, writes Catherine Philp The Times |
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Pubs and restaurants warn of closures if taxes rise and business rates relief ends Joint statement by lobby groups calls on chancellor to make Covid-era rates relief for hospitality permanent The Guardian |
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Donald Trump holds rally at Madison Square Garden, New York Donald Trump strode across the stage at Madison Square Garden, head high, shoulders back. The Telegraph |
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Economists Warn of New Inflation Hazards After Election Economists Warn of New Inflation Hazards After Election The Wall Street Journal |
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Trump at MSG: A Closing Carnival of Grievances and Racism The inflammatory rally was a capstone for an increasingly aggrieved campaign for Donald Trump, whose rhetoric has grown darker and more menacing. The New York Times |
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