Austria News
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Switzerland’s Beat Feuz took the men’s World Cup skiing overall lead by tying for first in today’s Super-G race, while Germany’s Viktoria Rebensburg moved atop the women’s giant slalom standings.
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RHI AG, the Austrian maker of fire- proofing ceramics, is interested in Magnohrom, Serbia’s sole basic refractory product manufacturer, Privatization Agency chief Vladislav Cvetkovic said.
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The “troika” of the European Commission, International Monetary Fund and European Central Bank will have a permanent presence in Greece, Eurogroup Working Group head Thomas Wieser told Austria’s Format magazine.
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Following is a table showing sovereign debt monthly or yearly payments scheduled for Austria. The amount are the amortized principal and interest payments in each month or year. The change indicates same month payment increase or decrease from previous month’s record. The data is compiled by Bloomberg. To see details, please use DDIS function, for Austria: {1480Z AV <EQUITY> DDIS <GO>}.
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Konrad Goretzka drops his son Leon off for training at German soccer club VfL Bochum most mornings before driving two miles to the Opel car factory where he has worked as an electrician for more than three decades.
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Hungarian banks’ lending capacity deteriorated to a level last seen in September 2008, when the financial crisis engulfed the country, as a result of tighter and more expensive funding, the central bank said.
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The Serbian Parliament backed sovereign guarantees of as much as $1.8 billion in 2012, boosting public-debt levels further beyond limits before general elections in May.
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The rand extended its longest winning streak in seven months and yields fell to the lowest in more than a week after euro-area banks tapped the European Central Bank for more than economists forecast.
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OTP Bank Nyrt., Hungary’s largest lender, is offering to fix the exchange rate on Swiss franc- denominated municipal bonds at almost 17 percent below market rates as it seeks to prevent an increase in bad loans.
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Dieter Rampl won’t stand for another term as chairman of UniCredit SpA as investors including Fondazione Cariverona seek an Italian replacement.
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