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European Commission suspects pharma group Teva broke antitrust rules

PARIS (Reuters) – The European Commission has informed Teva Pharmaceutical of its preliminary view that the company breached European Union (EU) antitrust rules with practices aimed at delaying competition to multiple sclerosis product Copaxone. The Commission first carried out unannounced inspections at the premises of several Teva subsidiaries in October 2019 and in March 2021 …

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Fed’s Brainard says rates to stay restrictive, but attentive to risks

By Howard Schneider and Ann Saphir CHICAGO (Reuters) -The U.S. Federal Reserve is clear on the need for restrictive monetary policy to lower inflation, Fed Vice Chair Lael Brainard said on Monday, but the path and pace of rate increases will remain “data-dependent” as the central bank monitors the economy and the evolution of domestic …

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Marketmind: The song remains the same

(Reuters) – A look at the day ahead in Asian markets from Jamie McGeever Another day, another stock market sell-off and round of Asian currency weakness kicked off what is shaping up to be another volatile week. Russia’s bombing of Kyiv and other Ukrainian cities on Monday darkened what was already a pretty bleak mood …

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Italy unions seek Stellantis, Ferrari wage rise of 8.4% for 2023 – source

By Giulio Piovaccari MILAN (Reuters) -Italian unions representing workers at Stellantis, Ferrari, Iveco and CNH Industrial will on Monday demand a wage rise of 8.4% to be paid in 2023 to offset rising inflation, a senior union source told Reuters. Europe’s cost-of-living crisis is putting upward pressure on wage inflation as companies across the continent …

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German gas commission proposes 35-billion-euro plan to ease price pain

By Markus Wacket and Rene Wagner BERLIN (Reuters) -Germany’s expert commission, charged with drawing up plans to ease the impact of high gas prices on consumers, delivered on Monday its policy proposals to Chancellor Olaf Scholz whose government faces pressure to curb inflation. Following 35 hours of consultations, the commission unanimously agreed on its recommendations …

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ANZ, Westpac investors call for climate risk resolutions at AGMs

(Reuters) -Shareholders in Australia’s two top banks on Monday requested resolutions be put forth at upcoming annual general meetings to push the lenders disclose how they would avoid financing new or expanded fossil fuel projects. Australia and New Zealand Banking (ANZ), the country’s fourth-largest lender, said the resolution was proposed by shareholders holding about 0.01% …

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Take Five: China’s challenges

(Reuters) – Markets are shifting their focus east, with Chinese data and policies in the spotlight as Beijing’s once-in-five years leadership reshuffle looks set to see President Xi Jinping break with precedent and secure a third term. U.S. data will no doubt be scoured for signs of a long-hoped Federal Reserve “pivot”, while central bank …

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Chinese ambassador thanks Musk for proposal on Taiwan

(Reuters) – China’s ambassador to the United States has thanked billionaire Elon Musk for proposing a special administration zone for Taiwan but stressed Beijing’s call for “peaceful reunification and ‘one country, two systems’” for the island. Days after floating a possible deal to end the war between Russia and Ukraine that drew condemnation in Ukraine, …

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Canada’s economy has scope to slow with vacant jobs, central-bank governor says

TORONTO (Reuters) – Bank of Canada Governor Tiff Macklem said there is scope to slow the economy based on an “exceptionally high number” of job vacancies in the labor market. In an interview aired on CBC Radio on Sunday, Macklem said the current inflation fight is the biggest test the central bank has faced since …

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