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UPDATE 1-S.Korea c.bank rate policy to focus on growth
16 Nov 2009 21:15:16 PSTSEOUL, Nov 17 - South Korea's central bank sees it as more important to focus on economic growth in future rate policy as it is concerned a hasty rate raise may undermine a recovery, a...
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S.Korea c.bank says hasty rate hike may hurt recovery
16 Nov 2009 19:14:49 PSTSEOUL, Nov 17 - South Korea's central bank is concerned a hasty interest rate increase may hurt a recovery in Asia's fourth-largest economy, Bank of Korea Senior Deputy Governor Kim Jae-chun said on Tuesday. "There...
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INTERVIEW-African Dev Bank to jump back into kangaroo market
16 Nov 2009 18:51:13 PST* Sees Aussie-dollar debt could reach 10-15 percent of total * Next issue size could be minimum A$300 million SYDNEY, Nov 17 - The African Development Bank wants to bounce back into the kangaroo bond...
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Bank of China says aims for Taiwan outlet soon
16 Nov 2009 17:42:56 PSTBEIJING, Nov 17 - Bank of China <3988.HK> is ready to open a branch in Taiwan and will apply for regulatory approval as soon as possible, it said on Tuesday, just a day after Taiwan...
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Reuters Summit-Key banker sees cost of U.S. bank failures rising
16 Nov 2009 10:53:59 PST* Sandler O'Neill's Dunne sees up to 1,000 banks failing * Sees cost topping $100 billion NEW YORK, Nov 16 - The cost of U.S. bank failures will continue to rise sharply and will likely...
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WRAPUP 2-ECB urges banks to prepare for slow, steady exit
16 Nov 2009 10:05:40 PST* Orphanides: dropping all extra liquidity steps would depend on inflation threat * Central banks urge restraint on 12-month borrowing * Policymakers see better growth ahead NICOSIA/VIENNA, Nov 16 - The European Central Bank will...
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WRAPUP 1-ECB urges banks to prepare for slow, steady exit
16 Nov 2009 09:19:53 PST* Orphanides: dropping all extra liquidity steps would depend on inflation threat * Central banks urge restraint on 12-month borrowing * Policymakers see better growth ahead NICOSIA/VIENNA, Nov 16 - The European Central Bank will...
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Q+A-How will Taiwan banks change after fin MOU with China?
16 Nov 2009 04:33:48 PSTTAIPEI, Nov 16 - Taiwan and China signed a financial deal, the Taiwan government said on Monday, allowing the island's financial firms to tap the mainland market and paving the way for banks on both...
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S.Korea c.bank asks Fed for FX swap extension-paper
16 Nov 2009 01:59:23 PSTSEOUL, Nov 16 - South Korea's central bank has asked the U.S. Federal Reserve to extend a $30 billion swap agreement for a safety net, as the existing credit line is due to expire on...
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Krung Thai Bank to miss 2009 loan growth target
16 Nov 2009 00:52:53 PSTBANGKOK, Nov 16 - Krung Thai Bank <KTB.BK>, Thailand's second-largest bank by assets, said on Monday it expected loan growth of 3-4 percent this year, below its target of 5-6 percent. But the bank maintained...
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