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  • Dubai Group, owned by the Gulf emirate's ruler, may sell its 41 percent stake in Oman National Investment Corp, three sources familiar with the matter said, as Dubai seeks to address mounting debt issues. Dubai

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  • South Korean treasury bonds pared earlier losses on Wednesday, supported by the government's efforts to curb inflation and data pointing to weaker economic growth momentum. The debt market initially lost ground amid rumours that the

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  • South Korean treasury bonds pared earlier losses on Wednesday, supported by the government's efforts to curb inflation and data pointing to weaker economic growth momentum. The debt market initially lost ground amid rumours that the

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  • Taiwan stocks closed 0.34 percent lower on Wednesday after reaching a 19-month intraday high on Tuesday, dragged by technology heavyweights including Acer on concerns that they had been overbought after recent gains. The main TAIEX

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  • US stocks rose broadly on Tuesday, lifting the Dow and the S&P 500 to fresh 15-month closing highs as investors bet a potential Republican victory in Massachusetts' Senate race could stall Obama's reform agenda. Wall

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  • Seoul shares ended slightly higher on Wednesday helped by gains in defensive sectors such as telecoms and utilities, but falls in LG Display ahead of its quarterly results announcement weighed. The Korea Composite Stock Price

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  • US Treasuries eased on Tuesday, pulling yields up from one-month lows, as rallying stocks damped demand for safe-haven government debt and encouraged profit-taking after recent bond market gains. Stocks appeared to get a lift from

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  • US Treasuries eased on Tuesday, pulling yields up from one-month lows, as rallying stocks damped demand for safe-haven government debt and encouraged profit-taking after recent bond market gains. Stocks appeared to get a lift from

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  • Toronto's main stock market index closed slightly higher on Tuesday as an uptick in bullion prices helped push up gold producers, but the move higher was offset by the drag of some falling blue chips.

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  • Hong Kong shares fell 1.81 percent on Wednesday amid renewed weakness in banks due to continued uncertainties over Beijing's monetary policy, dealers said. The benchmark Hang Seng Index lost 391.81 points to 21,286.17. Turnover was

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