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    SHANGHAI (Reuters) - The yuan ended a touch lower on Thursday, tracking the dollar's global movements, while traders said data issued by the Bank for International Settlements (BIS) showed that China intended to keep its currency largely stable. The BIS Full Article at Reuters Mobile

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    European Central Bank chief Jean-Claude Trichet gestures during a press conference following a Global Economy Meeting at the Bank for International Settlements (BIS) on September 12, 2011 in Basel. Central banks are ready to provide liquidity to banks,...

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  4. If liquidity rules are implemented as they have been published (by the Bank for International Settlements, which defines Basel rules), there are not enough bonds outstanding
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  5. How Greece's exit from the euro would affect UK consumers
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    Banks worldwide, including British ones, have lent $167.7bn to Greece, according to the Bank for International Settlements quarterly review. This will result in banks either suffering because they have lost money directly, or being nervous to lend for fe Full Article at Guardian Unlimited

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    After the Greek elections struck fear into the hearts of the global banksters, the fallout remains uncertain. If the next Greek election produces an anti-austerity government, Greece will almost certainly make a speedy exit from the euro. If this happens Full Article at The Market Oracle

  8. Outstanding domestic debt by all issuers was US$ 69.9 trillion in June 2011 according to data for 54 countries from the Bank for International Settlements (BIS). US issuers (government and others) had the largest domestic debt outstanding at US$ 25.5 trillion accounting for 36% of the World total follow...
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  10. Deutsche tops FX industry poll but loses ground to Citi
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    LONDON (Reuters) - Deutsche Bank was rated the top bank for foreign exchange transactions for the eighth straight year but its market share shrank as Citi leapt into second place from fourth, an industry poll showed. Deutsche had a market share of 14.57 Full Article at Reuters Mobile

  11. China, Japan, ROK deepen financial cooperation
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    BEIJING - In the face of the grave challenges to world economic recovery, China, Japan and the Republic of Korea (ROK) have further deepened financial coordination and collaboration, according to a white paper issued on Wednesday. China, Japan and the RO Full Article at China Daily

  12. Safe as houses? Rising prices fuel German ‘Bubble’ angst
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    FRANKFURT, May 8 — Einar Skjerven wants to spend €71 million (RM282.58 million) on apartments in Berlin for German and Austrian clients, but decided to hold off after prices surged in a city long famed for its cheap, abundant housing. House prices elsewh Full Article at The Malaysian Insider

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