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EU Trade Commissioner Karel De Gucht Confirms NHS Exemption from TTIP
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Iraqi Kurd Delegation in Turkey Seeks Controversial Deal Over Oil Revenues
KRG representatives anger Baghdad by seeking oil export agreements and access to revenues for oil already sold.
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TUC: UK Unemployment Still Well Above Pre-Crisis Levels Across All Regions
TUC warns talk of UK interest rate hikes are a "worrying distraction" from the unemployment problem
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Crude Oil Prices Drop as Libya Restores Production and Iraq Output Fears Fade
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Gold Prices to Rise Further on Geopolitical Tensions in Middle East and Ukraine
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Surprise UK Construction Dip Adds to Recovery Concerns
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Kurds Seize Oil Fields as Iraq Foreign Minister Warns of Division
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India to Lower Gold Import Curbs When Fiscal Situation Improves: Arun Jaitley
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Morgan Stanley Raises India's Sensex Target to 28,800
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US-Russia Steel Trade Dispute Increases Political Tensions
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Scottish Independence: Danny Alexander Attacks SNP's 'Fantastical' North Sea Oil Forecasts
UK Treasury minister puts pressure on independence campaign after OBR estimates on North Sea oil revenues.
Banco Espirito Santo Crisis: Regulators Impose Temporary Short Selling Ban
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Royal Mail Shares: UK Taxpayers Lost £1bn Amid 'Fear of Failure and Poor Quality Advice'
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Argentine Economy Minister Axel Kicillof Conspicuously Absent from Vulture Funds Meeting
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India's Sovereign Ratings Safe Now as Targets Stay Credit-Positive but Downside Risks Remain
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China to Liberalise Interest Rates in Two Years: Central Bank Chief
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Budget Shows India's Economic and Fiscal Revival Will be Slow: Moody's
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Opec Market Share to Slip as Global Oil Demand Rises
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Iraq's Crisis is Kurdistan's Opportunity and it is Seizing the Moment
Iraq's Kurds are showing increased assertiveness as Baghdad flounders.
India Budget 2014: Ample Food Stocks to Check Price Rises
Government proposes price stabilisation fund for farm produce.
India Budget 2014: Lack of Clarity on GST Roll Out a Big Dampener
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India Markets Wrap: Rupee, Shares and Bonds End Weaker as Budget 2014 Fails to Offset Bad News From Portugal
Prime Minister Narendra Modi's maiden budget was expected to announce major reform measures but the document didn't meet such expectations, analysts said.
India Budget 2014: Government Leaves Gold Import Taxes Unchanged
Import tax on gold remains at record-high 10%.
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