According to the provisional data released by the Central Bank of the Republic of Turkey, in August this year the capacity utilization rate in the Turkish basic metal manufacturing industry was 79.5 percent, up from 78.4 percent recorded in ...
While Germans can pay each other with Bitcoins, companies need permission from the authorities to use the virtual currency. The German Federal Ministry of Finance said on Monday that Bitcoin is not a full-fledged currency but that it is ...
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China's economy is stabilizing, and if exports continue to see modest growth in the second half, then the pace of economic growth for the year is likely to be close to 7.5 percent, said a well known economist. Fan Gang, head of the ...
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Exports of cotton from Latin American country of Paraguay were affected due to drastic reduction in cotton harvest during the 2012-13 season. Cotton exports earned US$ 20.3 million in foreign exchange for Paraguay, showing a ...
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The global financial crisis cast a large shadow over the Chinese financial system, prompting already conservative regulators to adopt a more rigorous, and by extension slower approach to reform. Yet there are also skeletons from ...
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China's central bank reopened a US$29.98 billion offering of three-year bills meant to drain liquidity from the banking system in July, continuing a bias towards tightening, The Wall Street Journal reported. The People's Bank of China ...
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Oil prices surged on Thursday as economic data around the globe added optimism to economic growth. In the week ending July 27, the advance figure for seasonally adjusted initial jobless benefits claims decreased 19,000 to 326, 000, the ...
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THE Australian share market has edged higher as investors react to positive news out of China and uncertainty in the US. The S&P/ASX 200 dropped off in afternoon trade today, which Stock Report analyst Benny Sada said reflected market ...
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THE Australian dollar sank below US90 cents overnight for the first time since September 2010, as good US economic data and a Federal Reserve announcement provided mixed messages for currency investors. At 7am AEST on Thursday, the local ...
The Australian share market has outperformed others in the Asian region, as strength in the banking sector pushed it higher. Commonwealth Bank shares closed at a record high, and its three rivals also posted strong gains. That helped ...
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Last month’s credit crunch should be seen as part of Beijing’s effort to restrain runaway credit growth and investment and encourage consumption spending, according to the Export Finance and Insurance Corporation. The ...
The Australian dollar was weaker as markets warmed again to the idea that the central bank will cut interest rates next month. "Domestic press speculation of an RBA rate cut in early August has weighed on the Australian dollar," RBC ...
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THE sharemarket opened strongly following news China will lift controls on lending interest rates. At 10.10am AEST the benchmark S&P/ASX200 index was up 49.4 points, or 0.99 per cent, at 5021.5, easing to 5,007.3 by 10.25am for a total ...
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U.S. manufacturers can breathe a sigh of relief that the global economy has taken a few steps back from the brink, with the Federal Reserve and other central banks playing key roles, according to a new report. In the Manufacturers ...
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China formally announced a thorough decontrol over lending rates of financial institutions on July 20. Approved by the State Council, the Chinese cabinet, the People's Bank of China (PBOC), the central bank, said on July 20 that the ...
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