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The Indonesian government aims
to sell samurai bonds in the second semester of 2020 as part of
efforts to fund the fiscal gap, a finance ministry official said
on Thursday.
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* Hong Kong single largest market for HSBC, Standard
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The board of French telecoms
giant Orange could discuss a possible counterbid for
Spanish rival MasMovil this week, El Economista
newspaper reported on Thursday, citing unidentified industry
sources.
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Sector faces huge claims as Covid-19 throws market into turmoil
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Intermediate Capital Group on
Thursday posted a 22% jump in full-year assets under management
(AUM) but valuations hurt by the coronavirus pandemic pushed its
investment arm into a 68.6 million pound loss for the period.
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Japanese stocks closed at their
highest in more than three months on Thursday, underpinned by a
weaker yen and signs of an economic rebound from a
coronavirus-led slump, but the rally lost some steam as
profit-taking set in.
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Foreign investors purchased Japanese
equities for a second straight week on hopes of a global
economic recovery, as more countries gradually reopened after
coronavirus-related lockdowns.
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Australian shares ended higher for the
fourth straight session on Thursday, as a fresh stimulus package
to revive an economy battered by the coronavirus bolstered bets
of a rebound from its first recession in three decades.
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Intermediate Capital Group on
Thursday posted a 22% jump in full-year assets under management
(AUM) but lower valuations triggered by the coronavirus pandemic
pushed its investment arm into a 68.6 million pound loss for the
period.
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Britain's government provided
more support to businesses hit by the coronavirus crisis, saying
it would guarantee up to 10 billion pounds ($12.5 billion) in
trade credit insurance schemes which protect businesses against
defaults or payment delays.
