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Archive for: January, 2011

S. Korea inflation rises faster than predicted

SEOUL: South Korea’s annual inflation rose sharply in January due mainly to increasing food and energy prices, official figures showed Tuesday. Channel NewsAsia Business News

Philippines posts record economic growth

MANILA: The Philippine economy grew at its fastest pace last year since democracy was restored more than two decades ago, expanding 7.3 per cent on the back of a global upswing, the government said Monday. Channel NewsAsia Business News

Chinese property ‘bubble’ fuels hard landing fears

DAVOS, Switzerland : The world business elite raised concerns over China’s property prices at its annual get-together in Davos, with some worrying that if the bubble bursts it could hurt growth. Channel NewsAsia Business News

Gulf stock markets down on Egypt concerns

DUBAI: Several Gulf stock markets dropped Sunday on apparent concerns over developments in Egypt, with the Dubai market leading the plunge with a slide of more than six per cent. Channel NewsAsia Business News

New Tunisian government makes Davos debut

DAVOS, Switzerland : Tunisia’s fledgling post-revolt government tried to reassure global business executives that its economy is stable Saturday as it received a warm welcome at Davos. Channel NewsAsia Business News

Egypt violence, poor earnings hit US stocks

NEW YORK: US stocks dropped sharply Friday as Egypt’s leaders failed to stem mounting protests and blue chips like Ford, Microsoft and Amazon turned in disappointing results. Channel NewsAsia Business News

Euro falls amid Egypt turmoil

NEW YORK: The euro fell against the dollar on Friday, as investors flocked to the safe-haven dollar amid turmoil in Egypt. Channel NewsAsia Business News

Ford doubles profit in 2010

NEW YORK: Ford said Friday annual profit doubled in 2010 to its highest earnings in more than a decade, as the second-biggest US automaker posted strong worldwide results and paid down debt. Channel NewsAsia Business News

China’s first property taxes kick in

SHANGHAI : China’s long-awaited first property taxes took effect on Friday in Shanghai and the mega-city of Chongqing in the southwest, as the country tries to reform its booming real estate market. Channel NewsAsia Business News

Japan consumer prices slide, unemployment eases

TOKYO: Japan’s consumer prices continued to slide in December, marking the 22nd straight monthly decline as the economy remained mired in deflation, government data showed Friday. Channel NewsAsia Business News

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