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All signs are pointing toward a record-breaking El Nino this year, which experts say raises the risk of droughts across Asia that may drive food prices higher across the globe. El Nino is part of a natural climate cycle
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Typhoon Dujuan slams Japan with heavy rain and strong winds triggering landslides in the in the Kanto region. Multiple people died after debris swept into homes.
With US debt at $40 trln and yields near two-decade highs, government bonds are causing economic jitters. On this episode of The Big View, financial journalist Robin Wigglesworth tells Peter Thal Larsen how state borrowi
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Torrential rains brought by Typhoon Dujuan lashing Japan's Pacific coast caused landslides that killed four people with six missing, public broadcaster NHK reported.
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