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South African Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan may target wider fiscal deficits over the next three years that will test the government’s credibility in the face of credit rating downgrades and slowing growth.
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The U.S. Supreme Court gave generic-drug makers a boost in seeking federal approval for treatments, ruling that they can sue their brand-name rivals for overstating the reach of their patents.
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U.S. bank stocks are poised for gains because they have only begun to catch up with a surge in corporate bonds, according to Ian Scott, a global strategist at Nomura International Plc.
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The Euro Stoxx 50 Index will rally 22 percent to 2,850 by the end of next year, Nomura Holdings Inc. strategist Ian Scott said in a report.
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The British government aims to deduct an additional 106,000 pounds ($166,000) from resident millionaires. Tax avoidance and emigration mean Chancellor of the Exchequer George Osborne may not see the extra money.
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Anyone who presumes U.S. stocks will decline as companies become less profitable is overlooking history, according to Ian Scott, a global strategist at Nomura Holdings Inc.
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European stocks surged to a three- month high as HSBC Holdings Plc and BNP Paribas SA led a rally in banks and basic-resource producers climbed with base metals.
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European stocks gained the most in almost two weeks as investors speculated that last year’s rally in equities will continue in 2011 amid expanding corporate profits and economic growth.
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European stocks dropped the most in six weeks as Portuguese bonds sank amid concern a meeting of the region’s leaders will fail to draw a line under the sovereign- debt crisis.
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Swiss stocks increased, as gains by Credit Suisse Group AG and Synthes Inc. offset declines by Actelion Ltd. and Xstrata Plc.
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