Philippines' Marcos Signals Continuity Ahead With New Economic Team

Philippines’ Marcos Signals Continuity Ahead With New Economic Team

By Neil Jerome Morales and Enrico Dela Cruz MANILA (Reuters) -Philippines President-elect Ferdinand Marcos gave strong indications that he will maintain continuity in economic policy through his picks for central bank governor and finance minister on Thursday by adding familiar faces to his cabinet. Marcos announced central bank chief Benjamin Diokno would become his finance…

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UK foreign secretary visits Bosnia to pledge support

SARAJEVO, Bosnia-Herzegovina (AP) — British Foreign Secretary Liz Truss is visiting Sarajevo on Thursday to reaffirm the U.K.’s commitment to peace and stability in Bosnia amid growing fears of malign influence from Russia in the ethnically-divided Balkan country. During her one-day trip, Truss will meet with top Bosnian officials and announce plans to deepen “security…

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Japan's Toshiba Brings In M&A Adviser And Activists In Board Overhaul

Japan’s Toshiba Brings In M&A Adviser And Activists In Board Overhaul

TOKYO (Reuters) -Toshiba Corp nominated an executive from M&A advisory firm Houlihan Lokey as chairperson and activist shareholders as outside directors on Thursday, in a board overhaul that could intensify pressure to take the conglomerate private. Toshiba nominated Akihiro Watanabe, the founder of M&A advisory firm GCA Corp, which was recently bought by Houlihan Lokey….

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German House Price Inflation To Slow As Borrowing And Living Costs Bite - Reuters Poll

German House Price Inflation To Slow As Borrowing And Living Costs Bite – Reuters Poll

By Zuzanna Szymanska and Jonathan Cable BERLIN/LONDON (Reuters) – German home prices will rise faster this year than thought only three months ago, as a supply shortage outweighs a deepening cost of living crisis and the prospect of higher interest rates, a Reuters poll found. However, the resulting squeeze on disposable incomes is expected to…

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