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Chile’s Government Stakes Ever More on Tax Cuts, Easing Red Tape
As Chile’s economy grinds to a halt, the government is placing ever more hopes on the impact of a bill to cut taxes and red tape. Economists are starting to get skeptical.Carolina Gonzalez
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Shakira Tax Win Set to Face Supreme Court Appeal in Spain
Shakira’s fight with Spain’s tax agency is set to head to the country’s highest court after authorities challenged an earlier ruling that had erased €55 million ($64 million) in claims against the singer.Clara Hernanz Lizarraga
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Hammack Sees No Conflict in Fed’s Goals, Inflation Her Worry
Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland President Beth Hammack said persistently high inflation is her bigger concern as consumer spending holds up and unemployment remains low.Enda Curran
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US Consumer Sentiment Climbs on Cheaper Gas, Tops Forecasts
US consumer sentiment rose in early July to a five-month high as lower gasoline prices boosted morale.Maria Paula Mijares Torres and Maya Prakash
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US Manufacturing Output Stalls, Held Back by Durable Goods
US manufacturing production stalled in June, dragged down by a decline in durable goods such as machinery.Mark Niquette
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US Housing Starts Surge on Rebound in Multifamily Construction
Housing starts in the US surged in June after a sharp drop a month earlier, driven by a rebound in apartment construction.Michael Sasso
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Brazil’s Activity Surprises on Upside Despite Cooling Outlook
Brazil’s economic activity unexpectedly accelerated in May, just as the central bank mulls whether or not to continue its easing cycle ahead of August’s meeting.Beatriz Reis
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Kenya Court Backs Import Levy to Fund China-Backed Rail Project
A Kenyan court ruled that an import levy used to finance the construction and operation of a China-backed high-speed railway was constitutional.David Herbling
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Warsh Puts an ‘Easter Egg’ in Key Report, Shining Light on Money Supply
The Fed chief has reintroduced monetary aggregates as a financial gauge to watch.Chris Anstey
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BOJ Is Said Likely to Raise Growth Forecast, Stand Pat
The Bank of Japan is likely to consider raising its economic growth forecast at its July meeting while leaving the policy rate unchanged after last month hiking it to the highest level since 1995, according to people familiar with the matter.Toru Fujioka and Sumio Ito
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Takaichi Flags Importance of GPIF Investing in Japan Assets
Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi flagged the importance of encouraging households and the Government Pension Investment Fund to increase their investment in Japanese financial assets, further fueling expectations of possible allocation changes at the fund.Sakura Murakami, Mia Glass and Aya Wagatsuma
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RBI Governor Flags Elevated Inflation, Monsoon as Key Risks
India’s inflation remains elevated, with ongoing tensions in the Middle East and prospects of a weak monsoon season seen as key risks for the economy, according to Reserve Bank Governor Sanjay Malhotra.Anup Roy and Ruchi Bhatia
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Mozambique Leader Eyes China Debt Revamp After Brazil Deal
Mozambique is making progress toward a debt-restructuring deal with China similar to the one it reached with Brazil and is seeking a new International Monetary Fund program this year, President Daniel Chapo said.Henrique Almeida and Matthew Hill
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South Africa Eyes $46 Billion for Industrial Hubs by April
South Africa plans to attract billions of dollars in investment into its specialized industrial hubs by April to help revive a manufacturing sector that’s been in decline for decades.Ntando Thukwana