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EU-Russia Sanctions to Cut Polish GDP Growth by 0.6%
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China Manufacturing PMIs Rise to New Multi-Month Highs as Yuan Awaits More Dollar Cues
Chinese yuan trades lower despite manufacturing indices showing faster expansion.
Britain's Over-60s Get Biggest Pay Rises After Snapping Up More Senior Roles
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Russia Eyes Ban on US Poultry and Greek Fruit
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Friends of Scotland, supported by Sir Sean Connery, says 74% of expats vote 'No'.
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Adidas Shares Plunge After Profit Warning Over Russian Sanctions
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EDF Energy's UK Profit Jumps After Hiking Household Bills
French energy giant highlights better nuclear energy production and more household customers in UK.
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Eurostat reveals that eurozone unemployment mildly improved over the last month.
IMF: China Must Set Less Ambitious 2015 Growth Target
IMF asks Beijing to refrain from rolling out 'broad-based' stimulus measures.
Rapid UK House Price Growth Slows Amid Tighter Mortgage Rules
Nationwide house price index sees just 0.1% growth over month in July.
Moscow Bans Ukrainian Juice as Trade War Escalates
Russia's consumer watchdog bans Polish fruit, Ukrainian chocolate, eyes McDonald's cheeseburger ban
GfK: UK Consumer Confidence Drops in July
UK consumer confidence hit nine-year high in June 2014.
Scottish Independence: Lloyds Undertakes 'Yes Vote' Contingency Plan to Protect 16,000 Staff
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