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Rights group says verified death toll has passed 5,000 while thousands more cases are being reviewed
US bank says lawsuit has no merit and it 'does not close accounts for political or religious reasons'
Justices voice concerns about future of Fed independence and economic consequences
Yields on Treasuries surge and dollar index falls on renewed trade threats
Wall Street bank says it will 'meaningfully' expand its headcount in Qatar as part of agreement
Justices to hear arguments on President's attempt to oust a Fed governor that could reshape the central bank
Foreign holdings of US Treasuries reached new record in November
At least 2,500 people killed in nationwide protests, rights group says
US President is tying energy security to national security
Politicians and former heads of central bank rush to defend embattled chief
Fed chairman insists inquiry is another Trump tactic to increase pressure on interest rates decisions
Exxon CEO says South American country 'uninvestable' without major changes
Boost in oil production expected to increase headline growth for GCC
Chris Wright says 'without large leverage … you don't get change'
Officials question path forward as Jerome Powell indicates pause
