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China draws again on crude oil inventories, despite refinery slowdown

China draws again on crude oil inventories, despite refinery slowdown
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Chinese steel futures fall on subdued economic data

Chinese steel futures declined on Monday, with rebar leading the declines after falling to a more than 10-day low, as slower-than-expected growth in industrial output and cooling construction activities in the country weighed on prices.

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Global stocks mixed as Chinese data disappoints

Oil prices were down around 1.5 percent on the weak Chinese economic data.

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Constitutional conundrum and challenge of leadership in Nigeria

At an incredible cost, the National Assembly is again holding “public hearing” for a further amendment of the 1999 Constitution of Nigeria.

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Asian stocks mostly down-570966

HONG KONG: Asian stocks were mostly down on Monday as weak Chinese economic data, fears of a resurgent coronavirus and the Talibans victory in Afghanistan gnawed at investor sentiment. Retail sales in China expanded 8.5 percent in July year-on-year and industrial output was up 6.4 percent,

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