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Switzerland's major lenders are
considering a 20 billion Swiss franc ($21 billion) loan
programme to help small businesses affected by the coronavirus
outbreak, Handelszeitung reported.
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Russia's budget deficit could
reach 0.9% of gross domestic product (GDP) in 2020 at current
oil prices, Finance Minister, Anton Siluanov told the upper
house of parliament on Saturday.
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The Polish central bank's
Monetary Policy Council should lower borrowing costs now to
limit the economic impact of the coronavirus outbreak, the
bank's governor said on Friday.
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Chancellor pulls off an uncertain fiscal event amid efforts to combat Covid-19
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History makes the UK chancellor a lightweight on public spending
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The United States should
"think twice" before giving Malaysia back the money recovered
from an anti-kleptocracy probe into state fund 1MDB, former
prime minister Mahathir Mohamad said on Friday, as the party
accused of graft at 1MDB was back in power.
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Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway Inc
said on Friday that former American Express Co
Chief Executive Officer Kenneth Chenault has been nominated to
the conglomerate's board of directors, replacing Microsoft Corp
co-founder Bill Gates.
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As U.S. financial markets reel from a
week of historic swings, industry veterans are drawing on
memories from their earliest years on Wall Street, while younger
professionals are looking to lessons from history books.
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Canada's financial regulator
is reducing the amount of capital lenders must hold to guard
against risks to the lowest level on record, it said on Friday,
as part of a series of measures to help gird against the
economic impact of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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The International Monetary
Fund and World Bank Group on Friday advised their Washington
headquarters staff to work from home after an IMF employee was
diagnosed with COVID-19, the disease caused by the coronavirus.
