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China cracks down on false auto marketing in three-month campaign

BEIJING (Reuters) -China’s industry ministry on Wednesday said it would launch a three-month campaign to crack down on false marketing and other online irregularities in the automotive sector. The crackdown comes after regulations were tightened in May against an extended price war that has bruised automakers, suppliers and dealers in the world’s largest auto market. …

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ANZ hikes gold price forecast to $3,800 on solid investment demand

(Reuters) -Australian lender ANZ Group raised its year-end gold price forecast to $3,800 per ounce on Wednesday and expects prices to peak near $4,000 by next June, supported by strong investment demand for bullion. Gold prices rose to an all-time high $3,673.95 on Tuesday and has gained 38% so far this year, bolstered by a …

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Australia’s ANZ says markets chief Sidher to leave the bank

By Scott Murdoch SYDNEY (Reuters) -Australian lender ANZ Group said on Wednesday its markets managing director, Anshul Sidher, will leave, in another key executive change under new Chief Executive Nuno Matos. Sidher was at ANZ for 13 years. He was appointed to lead the markets division in August 2023. ANZ said the bank’s global head …

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US holiday sales set for slowest growth since pandemic, Deloitte report forecasts

By Neil J Kanatt and Anshi Sancheti -U.S. holiday sales are projected to grow at their slowest pace since the pandemic, Deloitte said in a forecast released on Wednesday, as macroeconomic uncertainties weigh on consumer spending. WHY IT’S IMPORTANT Holiday shopping is a critical sales driver for retailers, especially amid uncertain demand and persistent inflation, …

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China’s producer deflation eases, helped by crackdown on price wars

BEIJING (Reuters) – China’s producer deflation eased in August, suggesting Beijing’s efforts to rein in excessive competition and price cuts in key industrial sectors were starting to bear fruit, though analysts say manufacturers remain some way off from a reflationary cycle. Data released by the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) on Wednesday also showed consumer …

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Aussie home prices to rise on interest rate cuts, affordability worries persist- Reuters poll

By Devayani Sathyan BENGALURU (Reuters) – Australia’s home prices will rise around 5-6% over the next two years as lower borrowing costs provide a fillip to home sales, although affordability pressures may cap gains, according to a Reuters poll of property analysts. While a 5% rise pales in comparison with past booms, any sustained growth …

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National Australia Bank cuts 410 jobs, to hire in India and Vietnam

By Scott Murdoch SYDNEY (Reuters) -National Australia Bank is cutting 410 jobs in its technology and enterprise operations in Australia and creating 127 roles in India and Vietnam, a spokesperson said, confirming cuts first revealed by the country’s financial services union. The NAB changes come one day after rival ANZ Group said it would cut …

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US FDA to fast-track nicotine pouch reviews amid White House pressure

(This Sept. 8 story has been corrected to add the missing words ‘from the risks’ to the FDA statement, in paragraph 7) By Patrick Wingrove and Emma Rumney (Reuters) – The U.S. Food and Drug Administration plans to fast-track reviews of four tobacco firms’ nicotine pouches in a pilot program launching on Monday, amid pressure …

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US FDA stepping up enforcement of pharma ad rules, sends letters to companies

By Michael Erman, Jeff Mason and Ahmed Aboulenein WASHINGTON (Reuters) – The U.S. Food and Drug Administration will send out around 100 cease-and-desist enforcement notices and thousands of letters warning pharmaceutical companies that direct-to-consumer ads must comply with regulations that are already on the books, senior administration officials said on Tuesday. The FDA plans to …

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