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The European Central Bank (ECB) kept its powder dry yesterday, holding interest rates steady at 2.75 per cent, but made clear it might have to use its ammunition soon as risks to eurozone growth mount. Wim Duisenberg, ECB president, signalled...
The Bank of England yesterday surprised the markets by cutting its primary interest rate by a quarter of a percentage…
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Company directors in financial services companies are attaching growing importance to the value of intellectual property, even though current accounting…
Fitch Ratings, the international rating agency, has today affirmed the 'AA' Insurer Financial Strength rating (IFS) of Coface S.A., the…
A report by Moody's Investors Services, last year confirmed the UK and Ireland as the biggest player in the European…
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Italy intends to keep the role of the first foreign trade partner of Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) and increase investments…
BCR has today added to its factorscan website four articles on private and public credit insurance markets in the Netherlands,…
THE BANK of England resisted calls for a cut in interest rates to offset signs of a slowdown in consumer…
Japan is courting Russia to build a Siberia-to-Pacific pipeline, assuring the Russians the Japanese economy will have the capacity to…
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BCR has today added to its factorscan website seven articles on private and public credit insurance markets in China, Denmark,…
UK business owners are more optimistic about the economic outlook and their own business prospects for 2003 than most of…
Susan Whelan, Minister for International Cooperation, today announced that Canada, through the Canadian International Development Agency (CIDA), will contribute Can$9.4…
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The European Business Credit Group of Bank of America (BABC) has today announced that it has completed the syndication of…
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