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The BOE Inflates Its Outlook, Jack Dorsey's Fortune on the Block dlvr.it/SlTVL8

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Top 3 Stories in China This Week dlvr.it/SlTVNg

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Don't Go: The Bloomberg Close, Asia Edition dlvr.it/SlTVP5

TUI to Raise 1.8 Billion to Repay Debt, Strengthen Finances dlvr.it/SlTVPJ

Art Basel Hong Kong Welcomes Back Collectors dlvr.it/SlTVPP

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The Murky Business Behind Britain's Rampant Food Price Inflation dlvr.it/SlWVPZ

EU to Renew Banking Union Push Amid Turmoil dlvr.it/SlWVQF

More Swiss Drama: The Bloomberg Open, Europe Edition dlvr.it/SlWVQh

Scandal-Plagued China Soccer Hit by New Corruption Probes dlvr.it/SlWVQt

Years of harrowing losses have left Chinese stocks with a diminished standing in global portfolios, a trend that’s likely to accelerate as some of the world’s biggest funds distance themselves from the risk-ridden market bloomberg.com/news/articles/… via Bloomberg Markets #China #equities

China's GDP grew 5.2% last year, hitting its own official targets. But Chinese stocks have been quickly losing its status as must-haves in global portfolios for long-term investors. Here’s why trib.al/iWsfOK0

India, Japan or China — which country’s stocks would you invest in? India was chosen as the best investment option among the three Asian giants in the latest MLIV Pulse survey. Abhishek explains why trib.al/aRRWDiI