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BFM: Misplaced optimism in Asia’s economy

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Business Day TV: Can Zanu-PF win the Zim election?

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KTLA 5: Hollywood actors’ strike could have major economics impacts on Southern California economy

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CNN: How travel platform Klook pivoted to survive the pandemic

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Industry today: The Fed Will Break Something

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Business Day TV: Assessing Tinubu’s first month in office

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Bloomberg: Oxford Economics’ Raha on Eco Week Ahead

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BNN Bloomberg: The close economic impact of wildfires

Oman map

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Arabian Gulf Business Insight: Oman is on the up but not out of the woods

Night view of Shanghai city

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CNBC: China will go back to increasing support for infrastructure spending, economist says

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Australia: Why is the RBA more concerned about inflation now than the previous month?

Green energy

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Sustainable Business Magazine: Putting Climate and Biodiversity Into Silos Raises Risk of Crisis

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CTV News: Taking Stock – Warning of longer mortgate terms

Tokyo, Japan

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Nikkei Asia: Pay in Japan is finally rising, but this won’t boost growth much

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BBC Radio 4: More or Less

data centers

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Nikkei Asia: Southeast Asian data centers must be plugged into net-zero agenda

Manila, Philippines

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CNN: BSP keeps key interest rate steady at 6.25%

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Yahoo! Finance: Bank failures, inflation, debt ceiling – Impact on the economy

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The Times: Worries may be growing about a global financial crisis, but not at the Bank of England

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Australian wage growth held steady in Q1, increasing by 0.8% q/q. This has taken the y/y pace of growth to 3.7%.

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