Archive for November 19th, 2007



The dollar was stable against the euro here Monday but was under pressure from the impact of disappointing US economic data released last week and an agreement by OPEC to consider pricing oil in currencies other than the greenback.
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With France braced for more walkouts this week, the rail strike over pension reforms is costing between 300 and 400 million euros (440 and 586 million dollars) daily, the government said Monday.
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Oil prices rise after OPEC summit

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19Nov 07

World oil prices rose Monday amid tight crude supplies heading into the northern hemisphere winter as traders assessed the outcome of an OPEC summit held in Saudi Arabia over the weekend.
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Climate change is driving the need for a "fourth technological revolution" to cut pollution and save the planet, Prime Minister Gordon Brown said Monday.
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With France braced for more walkouts this week, the rail strike over pension reforms is costing between 300 and 400 million euros (440 and 586 million dollars) daily, the government said Monday.
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Oil rises on weaker dollar

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19Nov 07

Oil rose on Monday on the weakening U.S. dollar and concerns over whether OPEC will ramp up production next month to ease supply worries.
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World Bank president Robert Zoellick said Monday the development body was encouraging China to be a "responsible" lender in Africa amid European concerns about its growing role on the resource rich continent.
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Aer Lingus on Monday asked the European Court of First Instance to prevent its rival and biggest shareholder Ryanair Holdings from "interfering" in the running of the airline's business.
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Oil prices rally after OPEC summit

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19Nov 07

World oil prices rallied Monday amid tight crude supplies heading into the northern hemisphere winter as traders assessed the outcome of an OPEC summit held over the weekend.
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British finance minister Alistair Darling on Monday defended his government's handling of the Northern Rock crisis and pledged to give the embattled bank breathing space to assess its options.
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