Archive for the January 13, 2016
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Europe's Airbus is unperturbed by China's financial turmoil, sticking to robust demand forecasts on Tuesday after beating arch-rival Boeing in the annual tally of global aircraft orders, despite failing to close a gap on total
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China's cabinet has named Pan Gongsheng, a deputy governor of the country's central bank, as its new top foreign exchange regulator to manage the country's currency reserves and steer yuan reforms. Pan will replace Yi
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China has allowed a second batch of foreign institutions to enter China's interbank foreign exchange market, the country's central bank said on Tuesday. Six central banks and international financial institutions, including Reserve Bank of India,
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Gas exports by Russian giant Gazprom to Europe rose by some eight percent over the past year, the company said Monday, despite ongoing tensions with the West over the crisis in Ukraine. The head of
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The Honda Civic and the Volvo XC 90 were named the North American car and truck of the year from Car & Truck Magazine at an awards ceremony Monday. After reading through three nominees in
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Economists downgraded their outlook for Brazil's economy in 2016 and 2017, a weekly survey by the central bank showed on Monday, projecting a slower recovery from what is already set to be the country's worst
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Canadian housing starts fell more than expected in December from a month earlier as construction of multiple units, typically condominiums, dropped sharply, the national housing agency reported on Monday. The Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corp
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Cotton futures settled little changed after the US Department of Agriculture (USDA) slashed its outlook for world 2015-16 cotton production but lowered its forecast for world demand in its monthly supply and demand report on
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Oil fell briefly below $30 a barrel on Tuesday, extending a relentless selloff that has wiped almost 20 percent off prices this year amid deepening concerns about fragile Chinese demand and the absence of output
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Oil fell briefly below $30 a barrel on Tuesday, extending a relentless selloff that has wiped almost 20 percent off prices this year amid deepening concerns about fragile Chinese demand and the absence of output
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