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09:46am	China's Xi makes rare public reference to recent military purges	RE
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09:44am	Spot silver extends gains, last up over 5% at $84.77/oz	RE
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09:41am	Georgia's central bank keeps key refinancing rate at 8%	RE
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09:39am	EU Commission to take steps to improve drone detection capabilities	RE
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09:31am	Europe Focused on Corporate Results Ahead of U.S. Jobs Data
09:30am	German 10-year yield hits 4-week low before US jobs data	RE
09:29am	Dow Hits Record as Retail Sales Stall \| Closing Bell	MT
09:29am	UK PM Keir Starmer to face PMQs after pledging to "never walk away"	AN

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