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Britain's trade deficit narrowed sharply in July as the recovering global economy boosted external demand for UK goods, economists said yesterday. With the US economy apparently starting to rebound and the eurozone also expected to perk up, a stronger performance...
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Interest in small- and medium-size enterprises (SMEs) by donors, including the World Bank Group, is increasing in Tanzania, the Financial…
The latest early indicators from the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) show that the eurozone is experiencing slower…
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The phase of prolonged slowdown and demand recession appears to be finally over for Indian industry. The manufacturing sector is…
The world economy should gather pace in 2004, but risks to the outlook, including Iraq, SARS, and the US budget…
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Output growth ground to a complete halt in the Helsinki region during the second quarter of the year. The employment…
The balance of loans provided by financial institutions in China had hit 15.89 trillion yuan by the end of June…
The Philippines' chief economic planner warned yesterday that political attacks against President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo following last month's failed mutiny could…
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Poland's rate-setting Monetary Policy Council (RPP) opted on Wednesday (27 August) to keep official borrowing costs on hold for a…
Sean Mahon, Chief Executive, reported that the group has achieved excellent results in the first half of 2003, reflecting the…
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A new French law could provide the basis for growth in French securitisation volumes, according to a report published today…
Surprising strength in U.S. exports and consumer spending reported this week suggest the economy grew faster last quarter than first…
Economy Secretary Fernando Canales Clariond acknowledged yesterday that, with the exception of the Yucatan peninsula, the country's south-southeast region registered…