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China growth fading amid high lending costs, damp property market
Growth of private investment also ebbed to 6.9 percent in the first seven months of the year
 "China growth fading amid high lending costs, damp property market")
Oil prices dip over weak Chinese refining activity
Rising US shale output suggested supplies would likely remain high
 "Oil prices dip over weak Chinese refining activity")
Good monsoon expected to lead to bumper harvest, rein in retail inflation
The RBI expects retail inflation could accelerate to 3.5 percent to 4.5 percent in October-December
 "Good monsoon expected to lead to bumper harvest, rein in retail inflation")
Asia stocks bounce after losses, dollar sags on weak US inflation data
Weak US inflation data dampens prospects of another Fed Reserve interest rate hike later this year
 "Asia stocks bounce after losses, dollar sags on weak US inflation data")
Bags of cash: How money launderers used Commonwealth Bank of Australia
Lawsuit against CBA asserts A$17.7 mn was deposited in bank during Feb-Aug 2015 on behalf of CC&B
 "Bags of cash: How money launderers used Commonwealth Bank of Australia")
Oregon's Depoe Bay is all set for total eclipse
The town is near the spot of land where the total eclipse will first appear on August 21
 "Oregon's Depoe Bay is all set for total eclipse")
North Korea factories humming with 'Made in China' clothes: Traders
Chinese firms are taking advantage of cheaper labour across the border
 "North Korea factories humming with 'Made in China' clothes: Traders")
Saudi budget deficit shrinks from year ago due to higher oil rates, reforms
Deficit dropped to 46.5 bn riyals in April-June period from about 58.4 bn riyals a year ago
 "Saudi budget deficit shrinks from year ago due to higher oil rates, reforms")