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UPDATE 3-Norway's central bank keeps rates on hold, sees slower tightening* Banks told to hold more buffer capital (Adds comment from news conference)
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Scottish parliament partly overstepped on Brexit bill-Supreme Court
Scotland's devolved parliament partially overstepped its constitutional reach when it passed a Brexit bill that was designed to ensure it kept all...
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SE Asia Stocks-Most end higher on easing trade war woes; Thai index edges lower
Most Southeast Asian stock markets ended higher on Thursday on hopes of easing Sino-U.S. trade tensions in light of recent positive steps taken by...
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UPDATE 2-Swiss National Bank keeps policy loose, cuts inflation outlook
* Cuts inflation forecast for 2019 and 2020 (Adds SNB board member comments at news conference)
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Foreigners turned net sellers of Japanese stocks in week ended Dec 7
Foreigners were net sellers of Japanese stocks in the week ended Dec. 7, as domestic shares tracked sharp losses in U.S. equities amid lingering...
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UPDATE 1-China's WuXi AppTec ends flat on Hong Kong debut
* Many HK IPOs are trading below offer price (Updates with closing price)
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MTN, Nigerian central bank dispute will be over "very soon" -regulator
The Nigerian telecoms regulator said on Thursday that an $8.1 billion dispute between South African telecoms group MTN and the Nigerian central...
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UPDATE 1-UK's Brexit-sensitive stocks fall as worries return after PM vote
* RBS, housebuilders outperform after vote (Updating prices, adding details)
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UPDATE 1-Pernod Ricard confident on sales growth outlook in U.S
* Elliott said Pernod lost market share in some key areas (Adds details and background)
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RPT-Norway's central bank keeps rates on hold, sees slower tightening ahead
Norway's central bank left its main interest rate unchanged at 0.75 percent on Thursday, as expected, but said it would tighten rates at a slightly...
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Norway's central bank keeps rates on hold, sees slower tightening ahead
Norway's central bank left its main interest rate unchanged at 0.75 percent on Thursday, as expected, but said it would tighten rates at a slightly...
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IEA sees global oil supply tightening more quickly in 2019
The global oil market could move into deficit sooner than expected, thanks to OPEC's output agreement with Russia and others and to Canada's...
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Emmerdale actor pleads not guilty to attacking pensionerEmmerdale actor Mark Jordon has pleaded not guilty to attacking a pensioner.