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* Riot police withdraw from central Kiev

* Nokia faces tripling of India tax bill to $1.1bn

* Equities mixed as yen finds its feet

* India's top court upholds ban on gay sex

* Kerry in plea against Iran sanctions

* Looting as police strike in Argentina

* Jeering for Zuma clouds Mandela tribute

* Thailand builds strong regional role

* Norway leads SWF push into China

* Overseas banks fear effects of China rules

* Markets: mostly down

Riot police withdraw from central Kiev
Thousands of riot police in Ukraine launched a raid on Kiev's pro-European protest camp early on Wednesday, tearing down barricades around the tents and beginning a stand-off with demonstrators that lasted until the security forces left in late morning
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Nokia faces tripling of India tax bill to $1.1bn
Nokia faces a potentially damaging escalation in its tax disagreement with India's government, as the country's revenue department threatens to levy a further charge and bring the telecom group's total liability to about $1.1bn, according to people familiar with the situation.
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Equities mixed as yen finds its feet
Riskier assets are struggling for traction as the yen gains and investors position for approaching holiday season
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India's top court upholds ban on gay sex
The Supreme Court has dealt a blow to the homosexual community by overturning a judgment that had effectively decriminalised gay sex
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Kerry in plea against Iran sanctions
Secretary of state urges lawmakers to give the Obama administration time to try to reach a final deal with Tehran
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Looting as police strike in Argentina
Police protests have spread to 17 of 23 provinces, leaving at least nine dead and hundreds injured as chaos grips regional centres
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Jeering for Zuma clouds Mandela tribute
The death of South Africa's first black president has put a critical spotlight on comparisons between his legacy and the current ANC leadership
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Thailand builds strong regional role
A vast new crossing on the Mekong river is part of Bangkok's broader regional ambition to become the dominant link for trade between China and Asean
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Norway leads SWF push into China
Sovereign wealth funds led by Norway's $810bn oil fund are using Hong Kong's IPO revival to achieve a long-held goal of ramping up China exposure
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Overseas banks fear effects of China rules
Overseas lenders say they would lose a critical source of funding and revenue for their operations under draft restrictions on interbank loans
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Emerging Markets
MSCI Emerging Market Index down -0.56% at 1,007

Europe
FTSE down +0.27% at 6,541
RTS down -0.22% at 1,407
Warsaw Wig up +0.16% at 52,779
FTSE 300 Eurotop up +0.27% at 1,266

Americas
DJIA down -0.33% at 15,973
S&P 500 down -0.32% at 1,803
Bovespa down -0.34% at 50,993

Asia
Nikkei 225 down -0.62% at 15,515
Topix down -0.47% at 1,250
Hang Seng down -1.71% at 23,338
Shanghai Composite down -1.49% at 2,204
MSCI Asia ex-Japan down -0.87% at 469.36
CNX Nifty down -0.39% at 6,308

Currencies
€/$ 1.38 (1.38)
$/¥ 102.45 (102.82)

Commodities
Brent Crude (ICE) down -0.42 at 108.96
Light Crude (Nymex) up +0.06 at 98.57
100 Oz Gold (Comex) down -7.00 at 1,255

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