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31,000 Ukrainian troops killed since the start of Russia’s full-scale invasion, Zelenskyy says – Winnipeg Free Press
[ad_1] KYIV, Ukraine (AP) — Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said Sunday that 31,000 Ukrainian soldiers have been killed in action in the two years since Russia launched its full-scale invasion. “31,000 Ukrainian military personnel have been killed in this war. Not 300,000, not 150,000, not whatever Putin and his deceitful circle have been lying about.…
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UK Aircraft Carrier Sidelined from Largest NATO Exercises Since Cold War Due to Propeller Problem
[ad_1] Published By: Aditi Ray Chowdhury Last Updated: February 05, 2024, 00:08 IST London, United Kingdom (UK) The propeller problem is the second setback for the Royal Navy in less than three weeks, following a collision by two warships in a harbor in Bahrain, causing damage to the vessels but no injuries. (Image: AP) The…
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Aluminium Dropped As LME Stocks Have Jumped By 25% Since Dec. 14.
[ad_1] prices experienced a decline of -0.65%, settling at 197.45, as LME aluminium stocks surged by 25% since December 14, signalling ample supplies of the metal. This increase in inventory suggests a well-supplied market, contributing to the downward pressure on prices. The economic landscape in China added to the bearish sentiment, with the country missing…
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Steelers LB Myles Jack active for first time since being lured out of retirement. Rudolph starts – Winnipeg Free Press
[ad_1] PITTSBURGH (AP) — Myles Jack’s “retirement” is officially over. The veteran inside linebacker is active for the Pittsburgh Steelers on Saturday for the first time since the club lured him out of retirement a month ago. Jack stepped away from the game over the summer while in training camp with the Philadelphia Eagles. Pittsburgh,…
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Chinese auto sales surged 10% year-on-year in October in fastest growth since May, exports up 50% – Winnipeg Free Press
[ad_1] BEIJING (AP) — Sales of passenger cars rose 10.2% in October over a year earlier, an industry association said Wednesday, as makers ramped up promotions and customers opted for electric and hybrid vehicles. Sales of electric and hybrid vehicles climbed 37.5% from a year earlier, accounting for 767,000 of the 2.03 million vehicles sold…
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Gold: Biggest week since March, back at $1,900 after one huge geopolitical leap
[ad_1] Investing.com – From near the jaws of $1,700 an ounce, gold bulls are back to $1,900 safety, after the Middle East’s latest crisis led to a huge leap Friday that topped a week of incredible price swings in the yellow metal. Gold’s most-active contract on New York’s Comex, December, settled at $1,941.50 per ounce,…
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Steel rebar futures in China fell to CNY 3,620 per tonne in October, marking their lowest level since August
[ad_1] Uncertain Chinese Resources Demand: The market was uncertain about the future demand for steel and other resources in China following the Golden Week holidays. Golden Week is a national holiday in China, and market participants often assess economic conditions and demand trends after this period. Financial Concerns and Restructuring: There were concerns about financial…
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Oil rebounds from lows but still ends with worst week since March
[ad_1] Investing.com – “Sell the rumor, buy the fact” — that’s what Wall Street did Friday, with the oil market being no exception, as crude was bid up with stocks while the held off from making new highs, even as Treasury yields did, after a massive US jobs report for September that validated the selloff…
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Gold tumbles second straight quarter, worst week since 2021
[ad_1] Investing.com – Gold prices fell for a second quarter in a row after losses that began in August and held through September, underscored by the current week’s drop — the worst in more than two years. Gold’s most-active futures contract on New York’s Comex, , settled at $1,866.10. an ounce, down $12.50, or 0.7%…