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Belgian prosecutors have launched a fresh appeal for help to find the suspected surviving attacker in last month’s Brussels airport bombings, the so-called “man in the hat”, releasing a video of his escape route.
Presidential hopeful Bernie Sanders doubled down yesterday on his assertion that his rival for the Democratic Party’s nomination, Hillary Clinton, is unqualified to be president as the two campaigns became increasingly testy two weeks before New York’s election contest.
The choking, assault and attempted kidnapping of a Chinese woman at a Beijing hotel in full view of security cameras and multiple passers-by has sparked a social media firestorm, with more than 2bn views.
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Swiss banks must clamp down on money laundering, the country’s financial watchdog said yesterday as the Geneva prosecutor opened a criminal probe after a massive document leak showed how offshore companies are used to stash clients’ wealth.
The number of Americans filing for unemployment benefits fell more than expected last week, suggesting the labour market continued to strengthen despite tepid economic growth.
The European Central Bank is willing to ease monetary policy further, according to three top officials including its president, who echoed his US peers’ concerns about an uncertain outlook for the global economy.
Two issues in the Gulf’s international bond market this week show a panic over low oil prices has faded and foreign investors are once again willing to buy into the region’s debt, but they remain sensitive to pricing.
European equities ended lower yesterday, with financial shares losing ground and stocks like Skanska and Daimler slumping after trading without the attraction of their latest dividend payouts.
China’s foreign exchange reserves surprisingly rose in March, the first monthly gain since November, as cooling expectations of US interest rate hikes eased pressure on the yuan.
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