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Trump administration begins NAFTA talks, pledges to slash trade deficit
Trump administration has framed NAFTA negotiating motives around reducing trade deficit with Mexico
 "Trump administration begins NAFTA talks, pledges to slash trade deficit")
Japan's economy posts 4% surge in Q2 GDP on robust domestic demand
Japan's economy grew for six straight quarters in April-June
 "Japan's economy posts 4% surge in Q2 GDP on robust domestic demand")
Commonwealth Bank CEO to step down amid money-laundering scandal
A financial intelligence agency claimed that criminals laundered millions through CBA accounts
 "Commonwealth Bank CEO to step down amid money-laundering scandal")
India to import 25 tonnes of duty-free gold from South Korea: Officials
Traders are taking advantage of tax change which will allow importers to ship gold without 10% duty
 "India to import 25 tonnes of duty-free gold from South Korea: Officials")
World shares, dollar rise after week of North Korea-driven losses
U.S. stock futures rose 0.6 percent, suggesting a higher open
 "World shares, dollar rise after week of North Korea-driven losses")
China's Fosun, Shanghai Pharma bid for stake in US-based drugmaker Arbor
Shanghai Pharma also said it had submitted a non-binding bid for a stake in Arbor already
 "China's Fosun, Shanghai Pharma bid for stake in US-based drugmaker Arbor")
Oil prices fall on weak Chinese refining activity
US West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude futures were at $48.70 a barrel, down 12 cents, or 0.3%
 "Oil prices fall on weak Chinese refining activity")
Chinese media warns Trump on trade investigation
The move could eventually lead to steep tariffs on Chinese goods
 "Chinese media warns Trump on trade investigation")
WPI inflation rises to 1.88% in July vs 0.90% in June
Wholesale food prices in July rose 2.12% on year, compared with a 1.25% fall a month earlier
 "WPI inflation rises to 1.88% in July vs 0.90% in June")