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The ECB and BOE have shown their intent with their recent aggressive balance sheet expansions and the Fed is trying hard to keep the door open for more QE even as the data in the US continues to defy the general global slowdown. In Asia however sticky in
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HONG KONG, Feb 21 (Reuters) - Hong Kong shares reversed early losses to end slightly higher on Tuesday, bouncing off the day's low after euro zone finance ministers sealed a second bailout for Greece that will resolve its immediate financing needs. The H
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China will overtake the U.S. as the world’s largest trading nation by 2016, as intra-Asian commerce and rising demand from emerging markets boost shipments, according to HSBC Holdings Plc. (HSBA) Trade in China and the Asia-Pacific region will grow at an
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The loan was arranged by HSBC Holdings Plc, ING Groep NV and Standard Chartered Plc, and is expected to be signed on Feb.
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(MENAFN - Khaleej Times) Emirates NBD, the largest bank in the UAE by assets, is likely to be the first bank from the Gulf to issue yuan-denominated bonds amid a growing appetite among global fund managers to tap the nascent market for the so-called "dim
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Feb. 21 (Bloomberg) -- UBS AG’s decision to become first- confessor as regulators probe the alleged manipulation of interest rates will ratchet up the risks for other banks that set the benchmark for $360 trillion of securities worldwide. The bank is see
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HSBC Holdings Plc (HSBA) will tomorrow announce a plan to lend 4 billion pounds ($6 billion) to U.K.- based exporters with a turnover of less than 25 million pounds, Sky News reported, without saying where it got the information. The announcement of the
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HONG KONG — Henry Tang vowed to stay in the race to be Hong Kong’s next leader, as a scandal over a basement built illegally at his wife’s property prompted lawmaker Regina Ip to join the contest. The city’s former chief secretary filed papers to run Mon
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Henry Tang vowed to stay in the race to be Hong Kong’s next leader, as a scandal over a basement built illegally at his wife’s property prompted lawmaker Regina Ip to join the contest. The city’s former chief secretary filed papers to run yesterday after
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The yield on Dana Gas's $1 billion (Dh3.6 billion) Islamic bonds fell to the lowest in a month after the producer of oil and gas said the board will consider a revised 2012 budget at a meeting this week. The shares rallied. The rate on the 7.5 per cent s
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NEW YORK, NY--(Marketwire - Feb 20, 2012) - Banking stocks worldwide continue to outperform the market this year despite a recent warning from Moody's that 114 major banks are under review for a possible downgrade. The Financial Select Sector SPDR Fund (
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(Updates with Tang’s comments in seventh and 18th paragraphs.) Feb. 20 (Bloomberg) -- Henry Tang, embroiled in a scandal over an illegal basement built at his wife’s property, submitted a formal bid to run for Hong Kong’s top leadership post today, ignor
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LONDON – French unemployment insurance agency UNEDIC has planned a euro-denominated, benchmark-size, three-year bond, one of the banks running the transaction said Monday. BNP Paribas S.A. , Citigroup Inc. , Credit Agricole S.A. , HSBC Holdings PLC, and...
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Want to see how this story relates to your portfolio? Just add items to create a portfolio now: SYDNEY (MarketWatch) — Asian shares climbed Monday after China cut banks’ reserve requirements to help spur lending, and with investors looking to possible ap
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Feb. 20 (Bloomberg) -- China is seen making more cuts to banks’ reserve requirements to fuel lending and sustain economic growth as the housing market cools and Europe’s sovereign-debt crisis weighs on exports. The proportion of cash that lenders must se
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China considering making more cuts to banks-cash reserve requirements to stimulate lending and sustain economic growth as the housing market cools and Europe's sovereign-debt crisis negatively affects the nation's exports. The proportion of cash that len
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The proportion of cash that lenders must set aside will fall half a percentage point from Feb. 24, the central bank said Feb. 18 on its website. Standard Chartered Plc forecasts at least three more reductions this year, while HSBC Holdings Plc sees a min
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A central bank estimate that M2, the broad measure of money supply, will increase 14 percent this year. A central bank estimate that M2, the broad measure of money supply, will increase 14 percent this year. Photographer: Nelson Ching/Bloomberg Data repo
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