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IMF, Pakistan to open $1 billion climate finance talks next week, says adviser

ISLAMABAD (Reuters) – An International Monetary Fund mission will arrive in Islamabad next week to discuss around $1 billion in climate financing for Pakistan, an adviser to the country’s finance minister said on Thursday. Khurram Schehzad told Reuters that the mission would visit from February 24 to 28 for a “review and discussion” of climate …

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China central bank vows measures to support real estate sector

BEIJING (Reuters) – China’s central bank said it will support setting up a new model of real estate development to help stabilize the crisis-hit sector, according to a statement on Thursday. It will also improve real estate financial management, it said during a meeting to discuss this year’s macro-prudential policy. (This story has been corrected …

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South Korea provisionally slaps tariffs on Chinese steel plates for dumping

SEOUL (Reuters) – South Korea’s industry ministry said on Thursday it has provisionally decided to impose up to 38% tariffs on Chinese steel plate imports after an investigation into alleged dumping of the steel product used in shipbuilding and construction. The move comes after South Korean authorities initiated an investigation into dumping by Chinese steel …

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TikTok restructures trust and safety team, lays off staff in unit, sources say

SHANGHAI (Reuters) – TikTok is laying off global staff at its trust and safety unit which handles content moderation as part of a restructuring, three sources familiar with the matter said on Thursday. Two sources said that Adam Presser, operations head of the app who also oversees the unit, sent a memo out to staff …

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Lenovo quarterly results smash estimates, says DeepSeek’s AI tech will drive growth

BEIJING (Reuters) -Chinese tech company Lenovo reported hefty gains in quarterly revenue and net profit that beat expectations and said it would benefit from the adoption of DeepSeek’s artifical intelligence model in its products. Driven by robust demand for its AI-powered servers, Lenovo’s third-quarter revenue surged by a fifth to $18.8 billion, ahead of an …

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China’s iQIYI launches $300 million convertible bond, term sheet shows

By Kane Wu and Yantoultra Ngui HONG KONG (Reuters) -Chinese video streaming platform iQIYI has launched a $300 million convertible bond offering, according to a term sheet reviewed by Reuters on Thursday. The unsecured senior notes, which have a maturity of five years, pay a coupon of 4.25% to 4.75% a year, payable quarterly. iQiyi …

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US grants for two key Nepal infrastructure projects suspended after Trump order

By Gopal Sharma KATHMANDU (Reuters) – Two major infrastructure projects in Nepal funded by the United States have been put on hold after President Donald Trump suspended all foreign development assistance, a government official said on Thursday, making their future uncertain. Trump ordered a 90-day pause in foreign development assistance on the day he returned …

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Phillips 66 leases new fuel oil floating storage vessel at Singapore storage hub

By Jeslyn Lerh SINGAPORE (Reuters) – The Singapore trading arm of U.S.-based refiner Phillips 66 has recently leased a new floating storage vessel along the Singapore and Malacca Straits for storing fuel oil, market sources told Reuters. The 300,000 metric-tons capacity Southern Emperor is the latest addition to 19 existing fuel oil floating storage vessels …

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Norinchukin sees $12.6 billion loss in 2024 financial year, CEO resigns

TOKYO (Reuters) – Japan’s Norinchukin Bank expects to record a loss of approximately 1.9 trillion yen ($12.66 billion) in the year to March 2025 and its CEO, Kazuto Oku, will step down to take responsibility, it said on Thursday. Norinchukin’s portfolio of overseas government bonds crashed in value as interest rates in Europe and the …

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