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China’s industrial profit growth slowed to 4.2% in August as electronics earnings surged but auto profits fell, highlighting an uneven …
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China’s industrial profit growth slowed to 4.2% in August as electronics earnings surged but auto profits fell, highlighting an uneven …
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Brent climbed above $106 after Trump rejected Iran’s conditional Hormuz reopening proposal, renewing concerns over prolonged energy supply disruption.
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Iran has proposed reopening Hormuz and restarting nuclear talks within seven days if U.S. conditions are met, while regional attacks …
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