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Korea's KOSPI opened down 27.83 points (-0.4%) at 6,943.52 on Friday, Oct. 2.
2026-10-02
Korea's KOSPI opened down 27.83 points (-0.4%) at 6,943.52 on Friday, Oct. 2.
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Eurozone manufacturing continued to strengthen in September, with the S&P Global eurozone manufacturing PMI rising for a third month to 52.9 from 52.7 in August — its highest since May 2022. S&P Global Market Intelligence said the upturn was driven b
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The International Monetary Fund (IMF) stated that the size of Ukraine's financing gap depends on the war, reforms, economic development, and support from international partners.
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) stated that the size of Ukraine's financing gap depends on the war, reforms, economic development, and support from international partners.
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