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The fashion giant's Sky Xu will engage in the first face-to-face meetings with global institutions amid a turbulent journey to go public.

In a Q&A Oleksiy Chernyshov spoke about Naftogaz's storage system and its role in European energy security.

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Natural gas futures were down 3.3% in morning trade, backing further away from the $3 per mmBtu mark that the most-active contract neared in the Thursday session.

The Federal Reserve cut interest rates, then standard 30-year mortgage rates went up. It's a warning that lower rates from here are not a foregone conclusion.

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Networks of expensive, self-driving cars need a wide base of paying riders, which could make Uber essential to Tesla's success.

The pound has risen after the chief economist of the Bank of England appeared to contradict Governor Andrew Bailey's suggestion that policymakers could become "more aggressive" in cutting interest rates.

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Yen strengthened against other G-10 and Asian currencies amid geopolitical tensions in the Middle East.

Oil edged higher in early Asian trade on supply disruption worries.

Gold was steady in the early Asian trade. Traders were awaiting the U.S. nonfarm payrolls data due later today for clues about the Federal Reserve's future rate moves. "

Australia's S&P/ASX 200 looks set to slip at the start of Friday's session, keeping it on course to snap a run of three weekly gains.