Finance Ministry News
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Updated 42 minutes ago
Ukraine’s government made a $59.6 million coupon payment of its 10-year Eurobonds, the Finance Ministry said.
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Updated 44 minutes ago
Brazil’s current account deficit in January was the widest on record after the real appreciated the most of any major currency this year.
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Lithuanian economic growth may slow more than previously estimated as decelerating growth in export markets curbs demand for the country’s products and domestic consumption wanes.
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Elpida Memory Inc. rose the most in five months in Tokyo trading after filings showed Goldman Sachs Group Inc. and Credit Suisse Group AG each own more than 5 percent of the world’s third-largest memory chip maker.
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German federal and state tax revenue contracted slightly in January in net terms compared with a year earlier, mirroring slower economic growth, the Finance Ministry’s latest report showed.
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U.S. banks pushed regulators to widen proposed restrictions on trading and hedge-fund ownership by foreign firms, then encouraged governments around the world to complain about the rule’s reach.
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Ukraine’s efforts to seek cheaper natural gas from Russia rather than comply with the terms of a bailout have alarmed investors, propelling the former Soviet republic’s credit risk above Argentina’s for the first time in two years.
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The following companies may have unusual price changes in Asian trading tomorrow. Stock symbols are in parentheses, and share prices are as of the latest close. The information in each item was released after markets shut unless stated otherwise.
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China’s manufacturing may shrink for a fourth month in February, indicating the world’s second- biggest economy remains vulnerable to a deeper slowdown as Europe’s crisis caps exports and the housing market cools.
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Japan’s swelling bond sales risk pushing the world’s most indebted nation to a “trigger” point where capital inflows reverse and bond yields rise, former Deputy Bank of Japan Governor Toshiro Muto said.
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