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FTSE dips after best run in two and a half years; NMC outshines
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China's Xi calls for sustained momentum in North Korea-U.S. talks
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Kremlin hopes U.S. sanctions on Nord Stream 2 will not impede construction
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Shares stall near record high as year draws to close
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Kremlin calls Moscow shooting incident 'a manifestation of madness'
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Legionaries founder sexually abused 60 boys, religious order's report says
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Modi says citizenship law not anti-Muslim as protests continue across India
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European shares edge lower ahead of Christmas holiday break
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Oil eases as U.S. drilling activity picks up
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Hong Kong gears up for Christmas holiday protests
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Bayer shares up 3.5% after U.S. government's backing in glyphosate lawsuit
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Apache and Total team up for exploration off Suriname
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Global use of Libra, other stable coins could curb yuan's internationalisation - PBOC
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Unmarried Chinese woman sues hospital over refusal to freeze eggs
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Hg to buy German software firm P&I from Permira funds
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Fewer Chinese households believe house prices will rise - central bank
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Russia's Novak says OPEC+ may consider easing oil output caps in March
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Car bomb kills two soldiers in western Iraq
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Anglo American receives licence for Minas-Rio iron ore mine
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