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Bernstein raises Bitcoin price target forecast to $200K, says buy the dip
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Exclusive-Kaisa chairman returns to Shenzhen to meet regulators, sources say
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Insurance provider suddenly drops pet coverage for 100,000 owners
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UK interest rates: Bank of England announces interest rate decision after fall in inflation
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