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German Finance Minister and Bundesbank President Endorse Merz’s Vision for a Unified European Stock Market

Germany’s top financial leaders rally behind Chancellor Friedrich Merz’s call for a European stock exchange — a bold step toward

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US agrees South Korea not a currency manipulator, Seoul says

Seoul, (Reuters) – The United States has agreed that South Korea is not manipulating its currency for trade advantage, a