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Lebanon's energy ministry delayed
a fuel tender by one week on Monday to allow for more
competition as it seeks to stave off supply shortages during the
worst economic crisis in decades.
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Philippine and Indonesian shares rose more
than 1% each on Monday, helped by heavy buying in big-cap
stocks, while Thai stocks fell as dismal inflation figures
soured investor mood.
Indonesian stocks rose the most in the region,
helped by gains in the financial sector. Lender Bank...
Posted at 10:49h
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Italy's government will hold a vote
in parliament next week to decide on reform of the euro zone's
bailout fund, as divisions within Rome's ruling coalition
deepen.
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Posted at 10:45h
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Asian shares eked out gains in November as
hopes of a global economic recovery outweighed a cautious tone
surrounding uncertainties about the U.S.-China interim trade
deal.
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Posted at 10:44h
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Saudi Aramco has received orders
worth 144.1 billion riyals ($38.4 billion) for the institutional
tranche of its planned initial public offering (IPO), its
financial advisers said in a joint statement on Monday.
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Posted at 10:19h
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* PMI, trade data shows mixed picture
(Adds Finance Minister and analysts' comments, PMI, trade data)
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Posted at 10:18h
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Italy is still in
discussions with the European Commission on a plan to further
rid Monte dei Paschi of problem loans, the CEO of the
state-owned bank said on Monday after a daily at the weekend
reported that negotiations had fallen through.
Posted at 10:14h
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* Talks on other gas routes to China from Russia continue
(Adds details, quotes, background)
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Posted at 10:09h
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Saudi Arabia's Tadawul has
introduced an equity index cap of 15% which is set to
address concerns over the weighting oil giant Saudi Aramco will
have when it lists on the exchange.
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Posted at 10:07h
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Number crunchers at JPMorgan have
predicted global borrowing costs are likely to rise next year
due to a deterioration of around $465 billion in the worldwide
bond supply and demand balance.
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