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Peru's Ministry of Energy and Mines: Peru's copper production in June fell 4.7% year-on-year to 218,232 metric tons.
2026-08-12
Peru's Ministry of Energy and Mines: Peru's copper production in June fell 4.7% year-on-year to 218,232 metric tons.
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2026-08-11
Outgoing Bank of Korea senior deputy governor said strong growth feeding into potential inflation may require further rate increases, while won strength and recent equity moves give policymakers some policy flexibility. He said KOSPI’s recent drop an
Outgoing Bank of Korea senior deputy governor said strong growth feeding into potential inflation may require further rate increases, while won strength and recent equity moves give policymakers some policy flexibility. He said KOSPI’s recent drop and a stabilizing won offer MPC members limited room for maneuver, but are not decisive. Policymakers will focus on whether core inflation remains elevated, whether growth can be sustained, and on financial-stability risks. Headline CPI fell to 2.8% last month but remains above the Bank of Korea’s target; core CPI rose to 2.6%. Some economists still expect another rate hike this month after a July increase.
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Paks nuclear power plant said on the 10th that recent slow rises in Danube water levels improved cooling-water conditions and the plant began a phased power restoration that evening. The plant said it has started raising output at Unit 2. Hungarian P
Paks nuclear power plant said on the 10th that recent slow rises in Danube water levels improved cooling-water conditions and the plant began a phased power restoration that evening. The plant said it has started raising output at Unit 2. Hungarian Prime Minister Magyar earlier said Danube levels are about 19 cm above last week’s low, enabling the restart procedure.
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