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30 Jul UPDATE 2-Ex-chairman of China Development Bank under probe by graft-buster

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A former chairman of the China Development Bank, Hu Huaibang, is being investigated for suspected serious violations of discipline, the country's graft-busting agency said on Wednesday.

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30 Jul China stocks falter on trade risks; Shanghai shares end month lower

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* Shanghai shares clock monthly loss; Hang Seng at 7-week low

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30 Jul UPDATE 1-Japan’s largest lender MUFG posts 24% rise in Q1 net profit

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* Avoided write-down on Indonesian Bank Danamon (Adds further earnings details, context)

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30 Jul UPDATE 2-EssilorLuxottica eyes bigger global retail network with $8 bln deal for GrandVision

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* Shares in GrandVision up almost 5% (Adds details, background)

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30 Jul European shares steady after trade slide; Fed in focus

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European shares steadied early on Wednesday, as strong results from French bank BNP Paribas countered a poor report from British bank Lloyds in a market marking time ahead of a keenly-awaited U.S. Federal Reserve decision on interest rates.

30 Jul Thai June exports fall, current account turns to surplus – cbank

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* June current account was a surplus of $3.92 billion, after May's deficit of $0.38 billion, Bank of Thailand said on Wednesday.

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30 Jul St. James’s Place, Lloyds pull FTSE 100 lower, Next shines

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London's FTSE 100 edged lower on Wednesday, as a results-driven slide in shares of wealth manager St. James's Place and mortgage lender Lloyds overshadowed upbeat forecast from clothing retailer Next.