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G7 finance ministers and
central bank governors on Tuesday said they would use all
appropriate policy tools to achieve strong, sustainable growth
and safeguard against downside risks from the fast-spreading
coronavirus.
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FTSE 250 group encouraged by car insurance prices rising at same pace as payouts
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EBay Inc is looking to
sell its South Korean unit, which includes Gmarket, one of the
largest online marketplaces in the country, in a deal that could
fetch nearly $5 billion, a Seoul-based newspaper reported on
Tuesday.
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Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny on
Tuesday accused Russian authorities of emptying and blocking his
bank accounts and those of his close family, a move he said was
unfair and aimed at strangling him and his supporters
financially.
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* Fund wants oil firms to report on Scope 3 emissions
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Kuwait's oil minister said on
Tuesday he is optimistic about the outcome of OPEC meetings this
week despite the "noticeable" impact of the coronavirus outbreak
on the global oil markets during the past month, Kuwait state
news agency KUNA reported.
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China will step up its efforts
to support transportation and logistics firms, including steeper
tax and fee cuts, state television quoted the cabinet as saying
on Tuesday.
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British Prime Minister Boris
Johnson said on Tuesday that coronavirus would not stop him
greeting people with a handshake, adding that he had shaken the
hands of everyone at a hospital where infected patients were
being treated.
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Electric vehicle maker Nikola Corp said
on Tuesday it plans to list on the Nasdaq by merging with a
publicly traded special purpose acquisition company, backed by
investors including Fidelity and ValueAct.
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The Bank of England has said
misuse of its audio feeds was a "wholly unacceptable situation"
and it plans to tighten the rules on how it handles the release
of all sensitive market information, Governor Mark Carney said
on Tuesday.
