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Business activity in China's non-manufacturing sector slowed in September.
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UK Construction Activity Reaches Eight-Month High
Figures just below January 2014's six-year high.
UK House Price Surge: BoE Demands Legal Power to Control Mortgages
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UK Jobs: 90% of British Firms Believe Young People are Not Skilled Enough to Work
The British Chambers of Commerce survey of 3,000 firms showed companies think young people lack skills
Inside Israel Diary: Walking Through Nazareth's Eerie, Empty Streets
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Asian Markets Join Global Losses as Weak Data Rattles Investors
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The BoE is expected to raise rates in the first quarter of 2015.
Aussie Dollar Rebounds on Better Than Expected Housing Data
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Argentine central bank governor, Juan Carlos Fabrega, quits amid debt crisis.
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