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Improvements have potential to level up productivity and wage gaps
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Hong Kong is considering
softening new data storage rules, amid concerns of conflict with
confidentiality laws elsewhere as authorities globally look to
balance regulatory requirements, companies' needs and privacy
concerns, two people said.
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Japanese shares wobbled on
Wednesday as investors remained worried about the coronavirus
epidemic and weighed stimulus packages from governments and
central banks to ease economic strains caused by the outbreak.
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South Korea's bank lending to
households in February surged by the biggest monthly amount on
record, led by mortgage borrowing as housing sales jumped ahead
of regulations to control rising property prices late last year,
central bank data showed on Wednesday.
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Australian shares dropped nearly 2% on
Wednesday as investors worried that the impending stimulus
measures would not be adequate to lift its economy hit by the
coronavirus, while doubts about the U.S. stimulus package also
dented sentiment.
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* Fund positioning on the CME copper contract: https://tmsnrt.rs/2VWX3VD
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Mexico's finance minister
said on Tuesday a $1.4 billion hedge program completely covered
2020 national oil income following a steep drop in crude prices,
adding the government needed to accelerate spending to help
stimulate a flagging economy.
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Authorities to process 10,000 tests daily as health minister Nadine Dorries diagnosed with disease
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Britain's new finance minister
Rishi Sunak will pledge billions of pounds to fight the impact
of coronavirus on Wednesday, and the Bank of England might add
its firepower to the attempt to stave off the risk of a new
recession.
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Some investors are growing increasingly
concerned about liquidity disruptions in the more than $500
billion-a-day U.S. Treasury market, as volatility in the face of
a spreading coronavirus outbreak and gyrating oil prices fuels
massive shifts in yields.