Archive for  August 2004
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Iran has worked out a framework for a long-proposed crude swap with Iraq, but at half the volume suggested last year, Iran's Deputy Foreign Minister Mohammad Hossein Adeli was quoted as saying on Sunday. Opec
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Interbank buy/sell rates for the taka against the dollar on Sunday: 59.30/59.95 (previous 59.30/59.98). Call Money Rates: 2.5-4.5 percent (previous 4.0-5.0 percent. Copyright Reuters, 2004
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The median overnight interbank rate on the Egyptian pound fell to 2-1/4 percent on Sunday from seven percent on Thursday as demand dropped towards the end of a central bank period for measuring reserves, traders
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Egyptians shares climbed in quiet trade on Sunday with investor attention focused on cement companies in the hope the new cabinet will encourage the privatisation of the sector, traders said. The benchmark Hermes index was
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Hong Kong stocks are likely to make a subdued start to the week, moving in a tight range, as investors digest recent poor earnings and await Monday's first-half results from the city's largest bank. HSBC
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Thailand has extended the timeframe for issuing 12 billion baht ($292 million) of domestic currency bonds by three multilateral lending agencies to December from September, a Finance Ministry source recently said. The World Bank, the
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Thailand has extended the timeframe for issuing 12 billion baht ($292 million) of domestic currency bonds by three multilateral lending agencies to December from September, a Finance Ministry source recently said. The World Bank, the
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The Tokyo stock market will remain in a tight range this week as concern lingers over the technology sector's earnings and the outlook for the United States' economy, but buying in selective blue chips might
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The yen led major Asian currencies in an across the board drop against the dollar last week amid uncertainties over oil prices and growing optimism for the US economy which has bolstered the greenback. JAPANESE
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British financier Guy Hands's Terra Firma is among the leading bidders for the 80-million-pound ($145 million) renewable business of Britain's United Utilities, the Sunday Telegraph reported. Terra Firma, and two rival private-equity firms, HG Capital
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