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Editor's Choice: Intervention buys time, but won't fix yen's fundamental problem
India's nuclear-armed submarine accelerates arms race with Pakistan
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Everybody wants energy security post the Iran war, but how? Reuters
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Adjoa Andoh pulls back the curtain on Bridgerton, telling Mishal Husain it's still "nerve wracking" working on new scripts for Shonda Rhimes. (Source: Bloomberg)
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China added more gold to its reserves last month, pushing a buying streak toward the two-year mark as prices built support above $4,000 an ounce.