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Nigeria
Nigeria: Investors' Confidence in Economy Nosedives
[Vanguard] The recent devaluation of the Naira and mounting uncertainty surrounding the elections is already taking its toll on the economy as investors' confidence in the economy's performance has ebbed.
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Corea del Sud
S. Korea 'natural candidate' for Pacific trade deal: U.S. official
Implementing a bilateral trade deal with the United States as well as a number of key regional players makes South Korea
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Cina
Business: China to strictly regulate online commerce
China's market regulator said Monday the government will strictly regulate online commerce, amid a heated public dispute over China's largest online shopping platform Taobao.com which was found to match-make transactions of a great number of shoddy commodities.
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Corea del Sud
S. Korea must redouble efforts to bolster economy: finance minister
South Korea's economic recovery is slow and weak although the economy as a whole is on the mend, the top economic policy
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Kenya
Business: Obi mobiles enters Kenya with eight devices
Obi Mobiles has unveiled eight new devices for the Kenyan market.
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Singapore
Singapore Budget 2015: Online portal to provide streamlined help for SMEs
March 09, 2015 12:22 PMSINGAPORE - A new online portal will be set up to make it easier for companies to search and apply for government grants.
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Cina
China is Obama's trump card in push for Pacific Rim trade pact
WASHINGTON As the White House looks to wrap up years of negotiations on a highly contested Pacific Rim trade pact, administration officials are increasingly casting the agreement as vital to helping the U.S. face its most daunting economic rival: China.
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Giappone
Japan economy's return to growth weaker than thought
[TOKYO] Japan's economy grew less than initially thought in the final quarter of 2014, revised government data showed Monday, revealing an even weaker emergence from recession than previously believed.
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Giappone
Japan Q4 GDP revised down to +1.5% annualised
[TOKYO] Japanese gross domestic product rose an annualised 1.5 per cent in the October-December quarter, revised government data showed on Monday, less than the preliminary reading of a 2.2 per cent increase as capital expenditure weakened.
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Regno Unito
ICE chief warns over UK derivatives trade
Shift to other markets likely to accelerate unless forthcoming EU rules are toned down