Germany is opposed to raising new money to support European competitiveness
German Finance Minister Christian Lindner told CNBC the U.S. Inflation Reduction Act is an "invitation" for the region to reconsider its competitiveness.
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Repercussions of earthquake in Turkey will last years, economist says
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Another 5.6 magnitude earthquake hits Turkey
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Indonesia is on the road to becoming a gas-based economy, says government official
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Dollar-yen could move 'significantly down' this year, says Citi
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Hong Kong can help international investors enter Middle East markets: Former HKEX exec
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We are long on China, says Deutsche Bank
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We're focused on the 'quality part' of the tech sector, says Swiss private bank
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Newmont's bid for Australian gold miner Newcrest 'makes a lot of sense,' says asset management firm
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Google asks employees to test possible competitors to ChatGPT
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Cramer's lightning round: Steel Dynamics is an excellent company
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Columbia Sportswear CEO on the company's inventory glut
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Corteva Agriscience CEO on the outlook for the agriculture industry in 2023
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Charts suggest investors should brace themselves for declines in the S&P 500, Cramer says
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Jim Cramer explains new charts analysis from Carolyn Boroden
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Cramer says he's betting with Fed Chairman Jerome Powell
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Jim Cramer says the economy is headed for a soft landing
