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Dingoman-two commented 12 hr agoGetting your enemies to fight each other is the oldest game there is.
More than 80 soldiers killed in Yemen missile, drone attack
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- From itv.com|5 hr ago|2 comments
The Duke of Sussex has said he is "taking a leap of faith" in stepping back from his life as a member of the royal family but added "there really was no other option". Speaking to supporters of the charity Sentebale at a dinner in London, the Duke of Sussex said: "Before I begin, I must say I can only imagine what you may have heard and perhaps read over ...
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From bnnbloomberg.ca|Jan 16, 2020A strange thing happens in Singapore after the government announces it’s selling highly-coveted land. Executives from developers bidding for the sites hit the golf course together. In what it labels “insider trading,” a landmark study by the National University of Singapore Business School found those firms paid 14% less for land at auction, costing the ...
- From itv.com|5 hr ago|2 comments
The Duke of Sussex has said he is "taking a leap of faith" in stepping back from his life as a member of the royal family but added "there really was no other option". Speaking to supporters of the charity Sentebale at a dinner in London, the Duke of Sussex said: "Before I begin, I must say I can only imagine what you may have heard and perhaps read over ...
- From arabnews.com|18 hr ago|14 comments
More than 80 Yemeni soldiers have been killed and scores injured in a missile and drone attack blamed on Houthi rebels in central Yemen, medical and military sources said Sunday. Saturday’s strike follows months of relative calm in the war between the Iran-backed Houthis and Yemen’s internationally recognized government, which is backed by a Saudi-led ...
- From home.saxo|Jan 17, 2020
While global stocks, led by the U.S. technology sector, continued their ascent, the first two weeks of trading have been more challenging for several commodities. While metals, both industrial and precious, have recorded early January gains both energy and agriculture have struggled. Following a strong December, the Bloomberg Commodity Index which tracks ...
- From bnnbloomberg.ca|11 hr ago
Amid the Alpine peaks of the Swiss resort of Davos in the week ahead, politicians, investors and executives will be busy debating whether we are witnessing peaks in key drivers of ...
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From bnnbloomberg.ca|10 hr agoIraq temporarily stopped work on an oil field on Sunday and supply from a second production site is at risk as widespread unrest escalates in one of OPEC’s biggest producers. ...
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From bnnbloomberg.ca|2 hr 9 min agoIn the country that’s had negative interest rates longer than anywhere else on Earth, economists are going through a bit of a rough patch. Since Denmark introduced subzero rates ...
- From arabnews.com|18 hr ago|14 comments
More than 80 Yemeni soldiers have been killed and scores injured in a missile and drone attack blamed on Houthi rebels in central Yemen, medical and military sources said Sunday. ...
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From @LiveSquawk|1 hr 28 min agotweet at 3:20am: Moody's: Expect UK Economy To Slow, Sees GDP Growth Of 1.0% In 2020 -House Price Inflation Will Be Flat At Around 0.8% For Several Years
- From home.saxo|Jan 17, 2020
While global stocks, led by the U.S. technology sector, continued their ascent, the first two weeks of trading have been more challenging for several commodities. While metals, both industrial and precious, have recorded early January gains both energy and agriculture have struggled. Following a strong December, the Bloomberg Commodity Index which tracks ...
- From xm.com|Jan 17, 2020
Brent futures bounced off the short-term ascending trend line on Wednesday, failing to extend the downward move. Currently, the commodity is trying to overcome the 40-day simple moving average (SMA) and the 64.85 resistance level. The RSI turned higher but is still the near 50 level, while the stochastic oscillator is gaining momentum after the bullish ...
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From xm.com|Jan 17, 2020We would like to inform you that due to Martin Luther King Jr. Day, Australia Day, China Spring Festival and Hong Kong New Year’s, which take place in January, the trading hours of various instruments will be affected from 20 to 28 January 2020. Please view the tables below to see which instruments will be affected and how: table