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MANILA, May 14 - The global recession could last 2 to 5 years, with hundreds of billions of dollars worth of stimulus packages in G20 countries not enough to pull the world economy out of...

DHAKA, May 7 - Bangladesh's economy, particularly exports and remittances, could be hit hard in the next fiscal year, beginning in July, due to the global recession, European Union officials in the south Asian country...

Japanese government bond futures rose on Monday, boosted by global recession fears after data showing a plunge in the nation's current account surplus and the biggest drop in U.S. job numbers in 34 years...

* Global recession fears spark futures buybacks * Volatility in Dec futures high ahead of expiry * Japan's October current account surplus drops 56.6 pct TOKYO, Dec 8 - December 10-year Japanese government bond futures...

The yen held firm against the dollar in thin trade on Friday as fears of a long and deep global recession continued to highlight the relative safety of the low-yielding Japanese currency...

The yen slipped from three-week highs against the dollar and euro on Friday as short-term speculators booked profits, but it retained its overall strength with fears of a deep global recession rippling through markets...

Risk aversion kept the yen and the dollar firm on Thursday, as global recession worries and credit jitters fuelled by uncertainty over the struggling U.S. auto industry led investors to cut risk assets and repatriate funds...

The yen rose against the dollar and euro on Wednesday as investors continued to fret over a deepening global recession and sought safety in the Japanese currency, while Asian shares tumbled despite a rally on Wall Street...

The yen rose against the dollar and the euro on Wednesday, rebounding further from losses due to a late rally in Wall Street shares, as investors remained worried about a deepening global recession and returned to the safety of the Japanese currency. Fears about the future of U.S. automakers also darkened investors' sentiment as top executives of General Motors, Ford and Chrysler warned Congress that their industry was teetering on the brink of disaster...

SYDNEY, Nov 12 - Australian stocks fell 1.4 percent on Wednesday, tracking a fall on Wall Street on worries over corporate earnings and a global recession. The benchmark S&P/ASX 200 index <.AXJO> stood 55.8 points...