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- Unemployment rate in Hong Kong climbs to 5.0%
- Pay freezes hit HK companies
- Statistics: Myanmar foreign investment rises sharp...
- Bangladesh forms high-level task force to fight gl...
- India extends zero customs duty, ban on pulses exp...
- Singapore sets out trials to build green roads
- Central bank: S Korea unlikely to face deflation
- Spokesman: HK resumes processing of poultry import...
- HK export confidence slightly rebounds
- Sanyuan eyes 87% jump in 2008 net profit
- Multinationals eye China's Northeast despite globa...
- Mercosur to hold special meeting on global financi...
- Central bank officials: Latin America in better co...
- ECLA suggests learning lessons from financial crisis
- Geithner: AIG to pay back government for hefty bon...
- China welcomes new energy cooperation with multina...
- Chinese official: Four-nation land-sea service to ...
- China to build railway to northwestern Tibetan pre...
- China's Hainan linked to national power grid by un...
- Italy to give banks "stress test" as preventive me...
- Central bank: Italy's GDP to fall in first quarter...
- Swiss government forecasts worse economic recessio...
- China Enterprises Index up 1.66% on March 18
- HK extends tax break for electric vehicles
- Hushen 300 index up on March 18
- Chinese shares edge up 0.24% led by material produ...
- Denmark to partner Zimbabwe in economic revival
- S Korea's debt restructuring agency buys bad asset...
- Tokyo stocks close slightly higher to five-week peak
- Toshiba to have new president in June amid crisis
- Japan's central bank keeps key rate unchanged, rai...
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- China-Africa Development Fund opens in Johannesburg
- WB: Protectionist measures show worrisome rise sin...
- Dollar rises slightly against most major currencies
- Study: Digital music purchases increase in U.S.
- Dell launches world's thinnest laptop computer
- Apple unveils new iPhone operating system
- Oil prices rise above $49
- Gold falls for second session as economy sentiment...
- Chinese shares up 0.45% at midday led by material ...
- Chinese shares open slightly higher tracking Wall ...
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- No "crowding out" seen in China's treasury bond sa...
- China Enterprises Index down 1.2% on March 17
- Hong Kong stock market ends five-day rally
- Hong Kong stocks close 0.76% lower
- China's credit database grows by 40 mln people to ...
- Barclays in talks to sell iShares
- Serbia, IMF start talks over loan arrangement up t...
- Chinese shares rise 3.02 % on expectation of more ...
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- S Korea's KEPCO picked for Saudi power plant const...
- S Africa plans rescue package to Zimbabwe
- Brazilian FM: U.S. should nationalize banks
- Dollar falls amid rising risk appetite
- U.S. gov't gives green light to Boeing-India arms ...
- U.S. stocks end lower after 4-day gains
- Seattle's oldest newspaper to go online-only Tuesday
- Gold falls for first session in four as equity mar...
- U.S. industrial production drops for fourth straig...
- Commentary: Investment protectionism benefits no one
- German trade surplus shrinks around 10% in 2008
- Eurozone employment down by 0.3% in 4th quarter of...
- Eurozone inflation up to 1.2% in February
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- S Korea's trade surplus to reach record high in March
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- Nikkei jumps 2.44% in morning trading
- Vietnamese consumers say "no" to dubious milk prod...
- Philippine president endorses 2009 budget aimed at...
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- ADB to provide $630 mln to Pakistan energy sector
- Chinese businessmen showing interests of investing...
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- Tokyo stocks open sharply higher
- Dollar trades at lower-97 yen level
- China, Angola discuss China's new credit line of o...
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- Wall Street rises slightly after three-day rally
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- Room for interest rate cuts "limited" for China: c...
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