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Texhong Textile Group Ltd. is planning to sell dollar-denominated bonds. Corporate debt risk in Japan dropped to its lowest level in more than two years as the central bank expanded stimulus.
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Carbon emissions fell 1.4 percent in Europe last year, according to European Commission data, as industrial output slowed and renewable energy generation jumped.
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Carbon permit prices fell before European Commission data today that will probably show factories and power stations emitted less greenhouse gases last year than in 2011.
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The Standard & Poor’s 500 Index rose to a record, wiping out losses from the financial crisis, as economic growth slowed less than previously estimated and concern about Europe’s debt crisis eased.
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U.S. stocks were little changed, after the Standard & Poor’s 500 Index rose within a point of its record, as reports showed an increase in jobless claims and economic growth that slowed less than previously estimated.
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Stocks rallied, sending the Standard & Poor’s 500 Index to a record, and the euro rebounded from a four-month low as the reopening of Cyprus banks eased concern about Europe’s debt crisis. Commodities erased early gains. Treasuries were little changed and the dollar fell.
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Stronger demand for iron ore and coal shipped by sea, led by record monthly steel production in China amid slowing fleet growth, is poised to end a downturn in dry-bulk shipping, said Jefferies Group Inc.
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The market for tankers carrying crude will extend a slump this year because U.S. oil production is growing at the fastest pace on record, according to Jefferies Group Inc.
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Argentina’s dollar bonds are extending the steepest losses in emerging markets after a U.S. appeals court rejected a request to rehear a case against holders of defaulted debt, increasing the likelihood the government will lose the battle.
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Bond risk in the Asia-Pacific region dropped after Cyprus reached an accord with creditors on an international bailout. Suzlon Energy Ltd., the Indian wind- turbine maker which defaulted on its convertible bonds last year, and China State Construction International Holdings Ltd. began marketing U.S. dollar-denominated notes.
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