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Russian Deputy Prime Minister Novak declined to comment on the resumption of Russian diesel exports, saying the information was a trade secret.
2026-10-15
Russian Deputy Prime Minister Novak declined to comment on the resumption of Russian diesel exports, saying the information was a trade secret.
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Houthi rebels: Saudi forces have launched airstrikes and missile attacks on Myan Island, directly threatening maritime routes. We demand that the Saudi aggressors bear all the consequences for this, as well as the resulting threat to the safety of ma
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ONS data showed UK GDP rose 0.1% month-on-month in August, vs economists' median forecast for a 0.1% contraction and after July's 0.4% gain. Three-month growth to August (Jun–Aug) was 0.7%, above the prior three months' 0.5%. The FT estimates Chancel
ONS data showed UK GDP rose 0.1% month-on-month in August, vs economists' median forecast for a 0.1% contraction and after July's 0.4% gain. Three-month growth to August (Jun–Aug) was 0.7%, above the prior three months' 0.5%. The FT estimates Chancellor John Healey's usable fiscal headroom under government rules may have narrowed to about £12 bln, down from the OBR's March estimate of £23.6 bln. The tighter fiscal buffer could force tax increases and spending cuts to maintain gilt investor confidence and finance cost-of-living measures ahead of the budget.
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