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NZ dollar outlook: Kiwi may gain as equity markets recover
Mon 15 Aug 2011
Monday, 15 August 2011, 1:57 pm Article: BusinessDesk NZ dollar outlook: Kiwi may gain as equity markets recover By Jason Krupp Aug. 15 (BusinessDesk) - The New Zealand dollar may rise this week, as... (photo: Creative Commons / Crittz)

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Kiwi dollar tipped to gain as equity markets recover
Mon 15 Aug 2011
The New Zealand dollar may rise this week, as equity markets recover from a three-week selloff following the US credit rating downgrade, although the risk of further volatility remains high with... (photo: Public Domain / -)

Reserve Bank of India

Deccan Herald Sat 13 Aug 2011
Sensex plunges 466 points on global turmoil
Mumbai, Aug 13 (IANS) Saturday, August 13, 2011 --> Benchmark indices of Indian equities markets slumped almost three percent this week as investors dumped shares taking cues from the turmoil in... (photo: WN / jayshree)
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Don't let your holiday-home plans come tumbling down

The Independent Sat 13 Aug 2011
Don't let your holiday-home plans come tumbling down
Holidaying Britons returning home with dreams of buying a property abroad could be risking thousands of pounds by failing to do their homework. Many of us have returned from a summer break dreaming... (photo: WN / Marzena Jazowska)
Economy Holiday Photos Property UK

Euro Currency

Star Tribune Thu 11 Aug 2011
Euro's vulnerabilities, political differences drag out effort to quell eurozone debt crisis
FRANKFURT, Germany - Twenty-one months after Greece triggered financial and political turmoil by admitting it was broke, the eurozone still can't fix its debt crisis. The... (photo: WN / Rubielyn Bunag)
Debt Eurozone Greece Photos Wikipedia :Euro

Salt in a container.

Jakarta Post Thu 11 Aug 2011
Minister wants to halt salt imports
Maritime Affairs and Fisheries Minister Fadel Muhammad says he is "mad" and wants to rollback an increase in salt imports approved by Trade Minister Mari Pangetsu. “Mari... (photo: WN / Priya Dashini)
Indonesia Maritime Photos Trade Wikipedia: Salt

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Jakarta Globe Thu 11 Aug 2011
European stock markets rebound
European equities rebounded on Thursday after sliding the previous day on unfounded rumours of a France credit rating downgrade and worries over Societe Generale's Greek... (photo: WN / Rubielyn Bunag)
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Herald Tribune Thu 11 Aug 2011
Oil above $84 amid signs of improving US demand
SINGAPORE - Oil prices rose above $84 a barrel Thursday in Asia amid signs global crude demand may be stronger in the second half than previously expected. Benchmark oil... (photo: WN / Sweet Radoc)
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Accountancy in Malaysia.

The Guardian Wed 10 Aug 2011
Swiss, Germans agree tax deal on secret accounts
* Swiss banks to pay 2 bln Swiss francs up front * Existing funds to be taxed at between 19-34 pct * Deal may set precedent for other countries (Adds details) By... (photo: WN / Priya Dashini)
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French President Nicolas Sarkozy reacts at a news conference after a meeting with German Chancellor Angela Merkel, not pictured, at the chancellery in Berlin, Friday, June 17, 2011.

Herald Tribune Wed 10 Aug 2011
Sarkozy in emergency meeting on euro debt crisis
PARIS - France's President Nicolas Sarkozy interrupted his vacation to hold an emergency government meeting Wednesday about the debt troubles that have hit global markets... (photo: AP / Markus Schreiber)
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Egypt's Rulers Stoke Anti-U.S. Trend

Wall Street Journal Wed 10 Aug 2011
Egypt's Rulers Stoke Anti-U.S. Trend
By YAROSLAV TROFIMOV CAIRO—In the final days of President Hosni Mubarak's regime, Egypt's state media whipped up a xenophobic frenzy not seen here since the 1950s,... (photo: WN / Ahmed Deeb)
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	Reminder: Meat Is Safer From Markets Jakarta Globe
	Musicians such as Daniel Johns and Angus and Julia Stone interpret Nick Cave's The Ship Song for Sydney Opera House The Daily Telegraph Australia

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	Calm returns to FTSE as volumes fall away The Guardian
	Nikkei recoups some ground on bargain hunting, FOMC in focus Asahi News

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Apple passes Exxon as most valuable US company

A statue of former Treasury Secretary Albert Gallatin stands guard outside the Treasury Building in Washington, Monday, Aug. 8, 2011, as stocks slid Monday amid a rout in global stocks after Standard & Poor’s downgraded the U.S. credit rating.

Asia to keep buying US debt despite downgrade

The Union Finance Minister, Shri Pranab Mukherjee .

India growth story intact despite uncertainty due to US debt downgrade from AAA rating: Pranab Mukherjee

California Plans $5.4 Billion Debt Sale Week of Sept. 12 Business Week
Closing Bell | Stocks rise for third day after acquisition f Kansas City Star
'Made in China,' but Still Profiting Americans The New York Times
STAG Industrial, Inc. Reports Second Quarter 2011 Results an Insurance Newsnet
America's Latest Obsession and Its Investment Consequences: Seeking Alpha
Washington, Capital of Economic Optimism The New York Times
Low Interest Rates �Euro" Good News or Bad? The Examiner
Bank of America Sells Canadian Credit Card Business Herald Tribune
Promotions and Hirings: August 15 The Business Review
379-year-old NH farm unsold but gets new farmers Herald Tribune
Prep school director in Hall of Fame Herald Tribune
22 CEO Buys of at Least $100,000 in the Past Week Seeking Alpha
US home builders not optimistic in August The News & Observer
US bonds stable as stocks recover, long bonds fall The Guardian
Foreigners sell Treasuries, other US assets in June The Guardian
BofA to exit Canada, Europe credit card business Chicago Tribune
US stocks rise after corporate deals, Japan report Philadelphia Daily News
Estee Lauder 4th quarter net income rises The News & Observer
Transocean to buy Aker Drilling for $1.43B Denver Post
As America's Economy Collapses, "New Normal" Police State Ta GlobalResearch

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Asian stock markets sink after US credit downgrade

An electronic board shows the curve of the German index DAX at the stock exchange in Frankfurt, central Germany, Friday, Aug. 5, 2011.

Global leaders race to stem panic over US credit rating downgrade

Tourists drive past Standard & Poor's headquarters in New York's financial district Saturday, Aug. 6, 2011.

US credit rating downgrade fuels crisis

Dollar slides as Europe returns to calm, for now Philadelphia Daily News
ECB in record $32 billion bond buying spree Herald Tribune
Europe's central bank spent most ever on bonds CBC
Soros calls on Portugal and Greece to pull out of euro and q The Daily Mail
Transocean Bids $1.43 Billion for Norwegian Driller The New York Times
updatedWorld markets start week firmly CBC
Merkel Meeting Fails to Stem Steepest Loan Drop Since 2008 Business Week
Germany baulks at euro rescue, insists on rules The News & Observer
Stocks recover as economic news beats hopes The Boston Globe
Trends: What QE3 Will Look Like Pakalert Press
Setbacks May Push Europe Into a New Downturn Herald Tribune
U.S. Bonds Converge With Japan in Biggest Rally Since 2008 Business Week
SNB poised to set Swiss franc target vs euro-paper The Guardian
Franc futures soar on ?panic? search for safe haven Breitbart
Franc futures hit 'panic' negative interest rate levels The Times of India
Calls for a referendum on EU membership after David Cameron' The Observer
Financial burden of debt crisis could lead countries to opt The Observer
Staying positive as economies dive The Star
Fort Wayne italy The Examiner
Fort Wayne France The Examiner

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As gold prices zoom, Indian buyers hold back

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Fashion, flavors of India at Melville fest

The HTC Desire Z, featuring common smartphone capabilities such as a high-resolution touchable display, as well as a fairly common QWERTY slider keyboard.

Taiwan stocks end higher; HTC up, TSMC flat

Stocks to watch: FRE, IFT, PGW, SKT, RBD, TUR, VCT, XRO Scoop
MetLife Declares Third Quarter 2011 Preferred Stock Dividend Insurance Newsnet
Central bank should be more powerful: IMF The Himalayan
SORL Auto Parts Reports Record 84% Increase in Aftermarket f Seeking Alpha
China XD Plastics Announces Second Quarter 2011 Results Seeking Alpha
Ascent Solar Enters Major Strategic Alliance with TFG Radian Seeking Alpha
Stocks: Market rises after corporate deals, Japan report Tulsa World
How to Invest After the Roller Coaster Last Week Seeking Alpha
Ghana to borrow $800m from China Independent online (SA)
China says local debt risks can be controlled Fresno Bee
TTR New Zealand iron sands resource estimate nearly doubled Mineweb
Extremely Cautious on Camelot Information Systems Seeking Alpha
Ghana to borrow $800 mln from China to develop gas The Guardian
Some advocate selling US Treasurys for Japan The Boston Globe
The Drone Arms Race Heats Up: World’s First “Bea Pakalert Press
South Korea confident it can beat financial storm Herald Tribune
Japan economy contracts for third straight quarter Herald Tribune
Selling US Treasurys: Thinking the unthinkable advocated by Star Tribune
Constant regulatory 'tweaking' irks foreign funders NZ Herald
Japan's G.D.P. Slips 0.3% as Export Sector Revives The New York Times

In this photo taken during a government-organised visit for media, Syrian army soldiers ride on their military trucks as they enter the villages near the town of Jisr al-Shughour, north of Damascus, Syria, on Friday June 10, 2011.

Syrians Strike Restive Cities in Fierce Raids

Early in the morning at lovely Corniche, Abu Dhabi

Abu Dhabi Statistical Yearbook - 2011 released

Limassol, Cyprus (Christmas 2008)

Cyprus May Need Financial Help

Palestinian Authority has cash crunch amid statehood drive The Los Angeles Times
Protests Force Israel to Confront Wealth Gap Herald Tribune
Fitch downgrades Cyprus despite austerity package The Guardian
Economists sceptical on IMF's upbeat assessment of Iran The Guardian
A "Humanitarian War" on Syria? The Dangers of Military Esca GlobalResearch
Israel: IEI's Land Of Oil And Money Fast Company
Yemeni President, Hurt in Bombing, Leaves Saudi Hospital Herald Tribune
Fresh gunfire heard as Syria intensifies crackdown Herald Tribune
Israeli minister: Cut ties with Palestinians Herald Tribune
Turkey's Trade Deficit Woes Business Week
AP IMPACT: Fight for Cyprus skies invites disaster The News & Observer
In Abu Dhabi, lingerie reflects UAE's retail pull Herald Tribune
Turkey Ministers Back Rate Cut Wall Street Journal
Turkey Surprises With Rate Cut Wall Street Journal
Cyprus could be next for EU bailout The Guardian
Cyprus coalition partner quits government Fresno Bee
Turkey's Central Bank Calls Interim Meeting Wall Street Journal
U.S. Seeks Pressure on Syria, but Options Are Few Herald Tribune
Saudi Arabia takes step to build world's tallest tower The Daily Telegraph
Rupee hits 1-week low on Iran oil bill, euro The Times of India

The Import Of Middle Income Status For Ghana

The Import Of Middle Income Status For Ghana

Amina Husein, a two-year-old malnourished child from southern Somalia awaits treatment in Banadir Hospital in Mogadishu, Somalia, Thursday, July 21, 2011. Thousands of people have arrived in Mogadishu fleeing drought and famine. Somalia's 20-year-old civil war is partly to blame for turning the drought in the Horn of Africa into a famine. Analysts warned that aid agencies could be airlifting emergency supplies to the failed state 20 years from now unless the U.N.-backed government improves.

Somalia: the Real Causes of Famine

Secretary General meeting with PM Essam Sharaf.

Egypt's military seeks future political role

Libya’s Security Chief Arrives in Cairo Herald Tribune
Libya's western mountain rebels taste success Herald Tribune
In Defence Of The Ahwois Peace FM Online
Daniella Hoareau wins best paper in trust & company principl Nation
How youth-led revolts shook elites around the world The Guardian
Ghana schoolboy launches solo famine fundraiser Herald Tribune
Top World Bank exec goes home Independent online (SA)
GNGC To Hit Ground Running Peace FM Online
Another Famine in the Horn of Africa: Putting Hunger in Cont GlobalResearch
U.S. Relies on Contractors in Somalia Conflict Herald Tribune
With U.S. Support, Private Security Company Trains African T Herald Tribune
Tunisia trial restarts for 23 allies of Ben Ali Herald Tribune
Bank Secures Sh9.6 Billion to Lend to Small And Medium-Size All Africa
SWAZILAND: South Africa throws lifeline to a king IRINnews
Egypt stocks tumble on global recession fears Herald Tribune
Britain Urges Zimbabwe to Examine Diamond ‘Torture Ca Herald Tribune
Libyan Rebels Dissolve Cabinet Amid Discord Herald Tribune
Shabab Concede Control of Capital to Somalia Government Herald Tribune
In Libya’s Capital, Straight Talk From Christians and Herald Tribune
Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood holds 1st open vote Herald Tribune

Police officers stand guard as protesters demonstrate against News of the World outside News International's headquarter in London, Friday, July 8, 2011.

Cameron Calls Emergency Session of Parliament

US Dollar Currency

Dow Jones Industrial Average dives below 12,000 points as US stocks fall

Air New Zealand

MARKET CLOSE: NZ stocks mixed; Goodman Fielder leads gainers

Hold the homemade submarines, we need money for aged and dis The Australian
China Bright Food to buy Manassen for over $516 million: sou Chicago Tribune
Chinese Director’s Path From Rebel to Insider Herald Tribune
Facts replace guesswork over economic health NZ Herald
Morning Take-Out The New York Times
Trio Capital fraudster 'Shawny Cash' jailed Canberra Times
Wall Street's wildest week in three years continues as stock The Daily Mail
NZ resists worst of overseas panic NZ Herald
Australia's Jobless Rate Unexpectedly Jumps to Eight-Month H Business Week
Aussie markets under pressure Canberra Times
Europe's leaders at beggar's crossroads NZ Herald
ECB provides $71 billion in credit to banks Fresno Bee
Aquila Resources - EPA Recommendation West Pilbara Iron Ore Mineweb
Asian markets bounce back after Wall Street rally as Obama b The Daily Mail
MARKET CLOSE: NZ stocks snap three day losing streak Scoop
Asian stocks post rebound Irish Times
Following Dow's jump, global markets rally CBS News
Dollar Stumbles, Risk Rallies After Fed Decision But Will It The Street
CBA faces 'challenging' enviroment but mortgage book is safe The Australian
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