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Mackenzie in london. Asian stalks as china will sell long bonds. Uscp are dated due out later this week. President biden set to quadruple tariffs and increase levies on Key Industries as washingtons trade battle intensifies and russian president Vladimir Putin replaces his minister, an unexpected changing of the guard. Lets check in on markets, a big week with focus on inflation on wednesday. You get earnings and wages out of the u. K. , some indication of whether the boj has a pass to go after ...

Rates. With the tax announcement and the new fed chair news, investors anticipating a bumpy ride. What is priced in and ahead of super thursday. The nikkei in the driving seat. High whilea 99week nickel propels the metal markets. With nickel back, the real news coming from the copper market. Lets talk about where we are and where we are going. Futures are pricing in a strong start relative to where we have been for european equities this morning. The fair value calculations on your bloomberg loo...

After a wave of consolidation we break down the results from two of the key players. Mark will the drama pay . Itv reports. We see if the numbers are as big a hit with investors as Downton Abbey is with global viewers. Welcome to countdown, i am mark barton. Anna i am an edwards. On a edwards anna edwards. Stay with us for the bloomberg exclusive with megaupload founder. Mark the markets moving in asia and stocks under pressure as the global selloff continues. Weve seen 400 billion over the past...

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The government expects to surpass the budgeted revenue target for the current fiscal by generating Rs 1.20 lakh crore from communication services in FY24-25. This includes license fees and spectrum charges from telecom players. The revenue target for FY 23-24 has been revised upwards to Rs 93,541.01 crore, primarily due to prepayments by telcos for past spectrum auction installments.