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The German economy in 2025 is facing critical challenges, primarily driven by weak household consumption, a decline in export performance relative to
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(Reuters) – Global ratings agency Moody’s (NYSE:MCO) revised Kenya’s outlook to “positive” from “negative” on Friday, citing a potential ease in liquidity
