Archive for August 25th, 2008



Russia is risking a delay in joining the World Trade Organization if it reneges on trade commitments, a US trade official said Monday, after Moscow decided to break some accords.
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In UK financial news
25Aug 08

The dollar traded mixed Monday after data on US home sales provided a murky outlook for the troubled sector and speculation grew on interest rate cuts in Europe to shore up flagging economic growth.
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Oil prices edged higher Monday in choppy, thin trade as the major Baku-Tblisi-Ceyhan pipeline resumed operations after repairs from a fire and fresh unrest in Nigeria's oil-rich south.
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U.S. stocks slide sharply

Posted by UK Economy News
In UK financial news
25Aug 08

U.S. stocks fell sharply on Monday as persistent credit and global growth concerns pulled equities down and led investors into safe-haven investments like bonds.
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US existing home sales rebounded modestly in July, industry data showed Monday, but a record glut of unsold homes, tightening credit and rising unemployment is pressuring any recovery in the troubled housing sector.
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Oil extends slide on demand concerns

Posted by UK Economy News
In UK financial news
25Aug 08

Oil prices slipped on Monday as demand worries due to surging fuel costs outweighed supply concerns caused by a tropical depression in the Caribbean.
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Italy's near-bankrupt flag carrier Alitalia may know its fate this week as the company reveals its first-half results, expected to be disastrous, and a possible rescue plan takes shape.
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India's Kingfisher Airlines has delayed deliveries of 32 Airbus 320 medium-haul aircraft because of cut-throat fierce competition in its home market and wider problems for the aviation industry.
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Leading Indian outsourcing company Infosys plans to buy British consultancy Axon Group for 753.1 million dollars as it moves to expand its business advisory footprint, a statement said Monday.
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Former U.S. Treasury Secretary Robert Rubin has taken on the title of "senior counsellor" at Citigroup as part of several changes to the board of the largest U.S. bank by assets.
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