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A couple gestures from a car as they return to their home, after a 10-day ceasefire between Lebanon and Israel went into effect, Beirut, Lebanon. REUTERS/Adnan Abidi
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A worker inspects newly-made gloves at Top Glove factory in Shah Alam, Malaysia. REUTERS/Lim Huey Teng/File Photo
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- Rubber glove makers have raised prices and warned of production cuts as the Iran war chokes supplies of key inputs, raising concerns for the healthcare sector.
- For years, French blue-chip companies studiously avoided engaging with the far right and Marine Le Pen's National Rally but, with polls indicating it could win the election, they are now trying to understand and influence its populist economic agenda.
- Also in France, TotalEnergies service station attendants went on strike to protest against rising fuel costs, demanding the oil giant, which owns a quarter of the country's service stations, raise salaries.
- Netflix shares fell nearly 10% in premarket trading after chairman and co-founder Reed Hastings said he was leaving the company at a pivotal moment, as the streaming pioneer hunts for new growth avenues following a failed deal with Warner Bros Discovery.
- The Iran war has strongly boosted prices of the urea fertilizer that is vital to ensuring a successful wheat harvest in Argentina, forcing farmers into a bind weeks before the crop's season begins next month.
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- Bulgaria, a Black Sea nation of some 6.5 million on the European Union's southeastern frontier, votes on Sunday for the eighth time in five years.
- China sets its loan prime rate on Monday, though analysts see the central bank keeping its benchmark unchanged through the end of the year.
- Investors will learn more about Trump's pick to lead the Federal Reserve when the former Fed governor Kevin Warsh appears before Congress for his confirmation hearing on Tuesday.
- Here's everything you need to know about the coming week in financial markets.
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A giant screen shows a news report on China's "Justice Mission 2025" military drills around Taiwan, in Beijing, China. REUTERS/Tingshu Wang/File Photo
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Chinese state media outlets are increasingly amplifying Taiwanese critics of the island’s ruling Democratic Progressive Party, including influencers and politicians linked to the opposition Kuomintang.
This is according to five Taiwanese security officials and data from Taipei-based research group IORG that was shared with Reuters.
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A firefighter works at the site of a recyclable materials warehouse hit by a Russian missile strike in Kyiv. REUTERS/Valentyn Ogirenk
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