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Asia-Pacific markets see record foreign borrowing
The article discusses the U.S. Treasury Department's strategy to exert economic pressure on Iran by implementing measures aimed at suffocating its financial networks, within the framework of what is known as "economic rage." It also highlights the worsening global copper crisis caused by supply shortages and rising prices, and points to its connection with artificial intelligence. Additionally, the report notes a record influx of foreign borrowers into Asian and Pacific markets, an increase in hotel overnight stays in Italy due to Middle Eastern disturbances, and evident impacts on Japanese stocks, which declined amid weak economic data as GDP grew by 1.1% in the first quarter of the fiscal year.
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