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Global growth to blossom on stimuli, Asian strength

Global growth is set to blossom this year on the back of resurgent Asian economies and as the world's richest nations emerge from the deepest recession since the Second World War, according to a Reuters poll.

Daily Forecast - 21/1/2010

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Persistent concerns surrounding Chinese lending and tightening credit controls dampened expectations for growth in the Asian region in 2010 yesterday following the news that some lenders were asked to rein in credit as they failed to meet regulatory requirements.
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Auditor blasts EADS over A400M

Airbus parent EADS does not have adequate systems in place to monitor costs on its troubled A400M military plane project, buyer nations have been told, putting pressure on the planemaker ahead of crucial talks on Thursday.
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Daily Forex Forecast 20/01/2010

The Australian dollar trade in a V shape pattern overnight falling from Asian close around 0.9240 to a low of 0.9180 only to bounce back to open this morning around 0.9240. Negative sentiment surrounding the Euro added support to the Greenback against the majors inspiring the move lower however with U.S equities and commodities once again performing well AUD/USD bounced back quickly. The Aussie appears to be range bound at present with resistance around the 93 cent handle proving difficult to br...
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UK denies split with China over Iran sanctions

Foreign Secretary David Miliband denied any split with China over Iran on Tuesday and gave a strong hint that Britain backed more financial sanctions against Tehran over its nuclear programme.
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Genii still optimistic on Saab in final stretch

Investment firm Genii Capital said liquidators had yet to start removing vital assets from Swedish carmaker Saab's facilities, and said it remained upbeat about its chances of buying the loss-making firm from General Motors.
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Goldman delays bonus decision: source

Investment bank Goldman Sachs is likely to unveil the details of multi-million pound bonuses to staff next week, a person familiar with the matter said on Tuesday, after a delay as a row heats up over payouts.
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Kraft nears agreed takeover deal for Cadbury

Kraft Foods was close to announcing a recommended deal to buy Cadbury for around 11.7 billion pounds ($19.2 billion) after it offered more cash in late-night talks to break a four-month impasse over price.
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Kraft, Cadbury close to $19 billion friendly deal: sources

U.S.-based Kraft Foods Inc and Britain's Cadbury Plc are close to sealing a friendly deal to create the world's largest confectionery group for up to 11.7 billion pounds ($19 billion), sources familiar with the matter said on Monday.
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Kraft, Cadbury discuss possible $19 billion deal: sources

U.S.-based Kraft Foods Inc and Britain's Cadbury Plc are holding talks about a potential friendly deal to create the world's largest confectionery group for up to 11.7 billion pounds ($19 billion), sources familiar with the matter said on Monday.
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Daily Forecast - 19/1/2010

The Aussie dollar survived a brief selloff in Asia yesterday to bounce back from intraday lows of around 0.9175 and open at 0.9265 this morning.
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Global healthcare fraud costs put at $260 billion

A study by the European Healthcare Fraud and Corruption Network (EHFCN) and the Center for Counter Fraud Services (CCFS) at Britain's Portsmouth University found that 5.59 percent of annual global health spending is lost to mistakes or corruption.
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UK High Court rules for Nokia vs IPCom

The world's top mobile phone maker Nokia said on Monday Britain's High Court had ruled in its favor in a patent dispute with IPCom, and it would now seek to recoup legal costs of the case from the German firm.
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BA cabin crew strike ballot to start on January 25

The Unite union will open a strike ballot for BA cabin crew on January 25 after talks with the airline failed to secure a deal on changes to working conditions, potentially prolonging the winter of travel chaos.
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Daily Forecast - 18/1/2010

The Aussie dollar fell below the 93 cent handle in Asia on Friday to enter offshore trade around 0.9275 ahead of key European and U.S economic data releases.

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