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1. BoE's Bean warns global slowdown will "drag on"
Bank of England Deputy Governor Charles Bean warned on Monday that the global economic slowdown is likely to "drag on for some considerable time".
26 Aug 2008
2. Slower global demand could hurt Dell, HP
Fears that emerging market demand for Dell Inc and Hewlett-Packard Co technology products will slow and that the U.S. dollar will strengthen in the remainder of the year may overshadow earnings in line with or above Wall Street targets.
19 Aug 2008
3. Macro strategists have edge in estimates cold war
With global stock markets facing months of uncertainty, investors are increasingly putting their faith in the more bearish forecasts of macro strategists over company analysts.
13 Aug 2008
4. Global AIDS conference begins in Mexico City
Many developing countries that are combating AIDS are facing dire shortages of qualified doctors and nurses as healthcare workers leave for developed countries where they are paid many times more.
04 Aug 2008
5. Capital markets in Iran nuclear row firing line
Global markets already live in fear of an escalation of the dispute over Iran's nuclear ambitions which could shake an already fragile world economy.
30 Jul 2008
6. Hopes of reaching world trade deal revive at WTO
Ministers hailed an emerging trade deal on Friday, as compromise proposals revitalised deadlocked talks at the World Trade Organisation (WTO).
26 Jul 2008
7. WTO negotiators battle on, differences still deep
The United States sought to kickstart efforts to rescue a global trade deal on Tuesday by offering to cut a ceiling on its contested farm subsidies, but leading developing countries said it was not enough.
23 Jul 2008
8. Bad news "priced" in battered global equities
Global equities are cheap by historical standards and especially compared with other assets after the drubbing in the first half, Citigroup's equity strategists said in a note.
04 Jul 2008
9. Global equity issuance rebounds but outlook bleak
Global equity capital markets activity rebounded in the second quarter as financial institutions scrambled to raise capital, but the bleak economic outlook means bankers are cautious for the second half, according to Thomson Reuters data released on Friday.
30 Jun 2008
10. AIDS a growing global "disaster"
HIV/AIDS infection rates are growing among intravenous drug users, prostitutes and gay men around the globe but they are often viewed as outcasts and refused treatment, according to a report issued on Thursday.
26 Jun 2008
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