Forvia secures deal to supply BYD’s second European factory in Turkey

LONDON (Reuters) – Forvia, the world’s seventh largest car parts supplier by revenue, said on Monday it had been selected by BYD to supply its second European factory located in Turkey. The company is a long-time partner of BYD, and has already secured deals with the Chinese automaker’s first European factory in Hungary. (Reporting by …

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India’s Navi Finserv withdraws bond sale days after RBI action

By Dharamraj Dhutia MUMBAI (Reuters) -India’s Navi Finserv has withdrawn a planned bond sale scheduled for bidding on Monday, the firm said, days after the country’s financial regulator barred the non-bank finance company (NBFC) from issuing new loans. The company was scheduled to raise 1 billion rupees (nearly $12 million) through two-year and three-month bonds, …

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Take Five: Up and away

(Reuters) -Start your electric engines, Tesla is the first of the “Magnificent Seven” to report earnings, while finance chiefs descend on Washington and markets get a taste of how business activity is holding up in October just as the U.S. election looms. Here’s your look at what matters for markets this week from Kevin Buckland …

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Korea Zinc shares surge to record high after court clears hurdle for buyback offer

By Hyunjoo Jin SEOUL (Reuters) – A South Korean court on Monday rejected a request by Young Poong to temporarily block Korea Zinc from proceeding with its tender offer to buy back shares in the company, pushing shares in the world’s biggest zinc refiner to a record high. After the court denied the injunction, Korea …

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IMF, World Bank meetings clouded by wars, slow economic growth, US election

By David Lawder WASHINGTON (Reuters) – Global finance chiefs will gather in Washington this week amid intense uncertainty over wars in the Middle East and Europe, a flagging Chinese economy and worries that a coin-toss U.S. presidential election could ignite new trade battles and erode multilateral cooperation. The International Monetary Fund and World Bank annual …

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