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Indonesian stocks fell 4.6% intraday, hitting their lowest level since October 2020.
2026-10-19
Indonesian stocks fell 4.6% intraday, hitting their lowest level since October 2020.
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In a Sunday interview, US Energy Secretary wright said allowing Russian diesel into global markets is meant to push Moscow to reduce hostilities in Ukraine, not to provide economic support to Russia. He said if Russia cuts back on the conflict and di
In a Sunday interview, US Energy Secretary wright said allowing Russian diesel into global markets is meant to push Moscow to reduce hostilities in Ukraine, not to provide economic support to Russia. He said if Russia cuts back on the conflict and diesel exports resume, the US will permit those energy flows, calling the deal a "carrot to end the war," not "Russia's economic lifeline."
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China's National Bureau of Statistics said at an Oct. 19 briefing that domestic demand gradually improved in the first three quarters. Consumption contributed 46.7% of GDP growth in the period, adding 2.1 percentage points. Imports, a key component o
China's National Bureau of Statistics said at an Oct. 19 briefing that domestic demand gradually improved in the first three quarters. Consumption contributed 46.7% of GDP growth in the period, adding 2.1 percentage points. Imports, a key component of domestic demand, rose more than 20% YoY in each quarter, reflecting increases in both volumes and prices. Headline CPI rose 0.9% YoY in the first three quarters; core CPI (ex food and energy) rose 1.1% YoY, indicating mild price increases and an improving supply–demand balance.
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