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- HONG KONG - World stock markets dropped for a second day Wednesday, with Tokyo and Hong Kong tumbling about 3 percent, after a dismal start to the U.S. earnings season dampened hopes that the worst of the economic slump is over. Investors in Asia ...
- April 8 (Bloomberg) -- Oil and metals dropped on concern the global recession is deepening, driving down commodity stocks from Royal Dutch Shell Plc to Xstrata Plc. Crude declined for a fourth day, losing 2.8 percent. Zurich-based UBS AG lowered its ...
- To dispel the pall cast on its credibility and to overcome the pitfalls created by the gulf between words and deeds, the G20 must learn not only to talk but also to walk the talk, writes MOHAMED ARIFF. GREAT expectations often end in great ...
- The company, which has three verticals -- farm mechanisation, engineering products and construction equipment, is also mulling over setting up a new plant to manufacture railway equipment. It is presently exploring sites for the plant. "Our mission ...
- LONDON -- Turkey is edging closer to a major loan deal with the newly enriched International Monetary Fund that could help the country's emerging economy weather the global financial crisis, its prime minister said. U.S. President Barack Obama ...
- LONDON (Reuters) - World leaders clinched a $1.1 trillion deal on Thursday to combat the worst economic crisis since the Great Depression and said financial rules would be tightened to stop it happening again. U.S. President Barack Obama declared it ...
- But foreign bond funds posted their first net fund inflow since September, as the yen weakened towards 100 to the dollar after having hit a 13-½ year high in January. The overall net outflow from Japanese publicly placed investment trust funds ...
- April 1 (Bloomberg) -- Mexico asked for a credit line of about $47 billion from the International Monetary Fund to help the country mitigate the impact of the global financial crisis. The peso rose the most in two weeks after the announcement by ...
- April 1 (Bloomberg) -- Mexico’s peso, stocks and bonds surged after the government said it will seek a $47 billion credit line from the International Monetary Fund, more than President Felipe Calderon indicated yesterday. The currency jumped 1.8 ...
- MEXICO CITY (AP) - Mexico's central bank confirmed plans Wednesday to seek a $47 billion credit line from the International Monetary Fund and activate a $30 billion currency swap to ease lending and boost its sagging currency. The one-year credit ...
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