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Putin addresses Hanover trade fair
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Putin addresses Hanover trade fair

RT

Russian President Vladimir Putin addressed the largest industrial fair in Hanover, Germany, as he arrived in the country on Sunday for an official visit.
Intl drug racket | Police arrest six in Chandigarh
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Intl drug racket | Police arrest six in Chandigarh

India TV

Six people have been arrested in Chandigarh in connection with an international drug racket. The police also found money worth Rs 2 crore and raw materials to manufacture heroin. The accused manufactured heroin and supplied to them to European and American mar...
'Italy polls highlight Eurozone misery'
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'Italy polls highlight Eurozone misery'

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Bruno Verstraete, partner at Lakefield Partners, joins the discussion from Zurich to predict the trades, in relation with European markets. According to him, the political uncertainty has brought back fears for Eurozone's debt crisis. However, European shares ...
Summer shooting rush for cooler locations abroad
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Summer shooting rush for cooler locations abroad

TV9 AP

As summer time approaches, Telugu stars are packing their bags for long months abroad. It is of course for the shooting of their movies, but producers are vying to show new and more dramatic locations in their films, the stars aren't complaining.
G20 heads meet in Moscow to discuss world woes
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G20 heads meet in Moscow to discuss world woes

RT

In the wake of intensifying economic woes around the world, economic ministers and financial heads of the central banks from Group of 20 countries will meet today in Moscow. While Russia sees it as a launchpad to the G20 summit to be held in September 2013, th...
Obama backers lobby for diplomatic top jobs
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Obama backers lobby for diplomatic top jobs

RT

As John Kerry begins his term as US Secretary of State, it has been revealed that many of the ambassadors serving under him were major donors to Obama's campaign. It is said that this year's competition to land the most sought-after diplomatic spot was especia...
Biggest football match-fixing ring
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Biggest football match-fixing ring

Times Now

The Europol has identified 380 football matches in top leagues in Europe and abroad that have been fixed, bringing in about eight million euros in profit. The criminal investigation has identified 425 officials, players and criminals who have been involved in ...
Will Hollande's move spell more trouble for EU?
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Will Hollande's move spell more trouble for EU?

RT

Berlin-based political scientist Judith Winkler believes that François Hollande's attempts to counterbalance Germany's austerity push will only prolong Europe's agony. Before the Cold War, it was Germany that carried the economic weight while France carried t...
On the verge of a currency war
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On the verge of a currency war

RT

The global economy is on the verge of a currency war. Japan, with its new Prime Minister has been pushing for a more aggressive Central Bank policy, has been dropping the Yen by 11 per cent since December. Meanwhile, in Europe, the Euro is rising despite the E...
Austerity forecast wrong: IMF economist
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Austerity forecast wrong: IMF economist

RT

IMF's top economist Olivier Blanchard admits that the austerity forecasts were wrong. Marco Pietropoli, a financial adviser and wealth manager, says it is not the people's fault and it is the government's mistake that it overspent.
Kremlin inside
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Kremlin inside

RT

Sophie Shevardnadze gains access to the Kremlin that is hidden from visitors. She begins with a walk around the Kremlin Wall and then gets a closer look at the Spasskaya Tower Clock, the oldest in Europe. The Spasskaya Gate was open to visitors until the late ...
Christmas across Europe and USA
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Christmas across Europe and USA

TV9 AP

Here is a snapshot of the Christmas celebrations across Europe, Russia and USA. Normally in Russia, Christmas is celebrated on a different day, but this time Catholics celebrated it starting from Monday midnight. The story has visuals of US armed forces statio...
US warns UK against leaving EU bloc
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US warns UK against leaving EU bloc

RT

Britain's resurgence and the Europe's scepticism is now even getting the United States a bit worried. Washington is now anxious that it could lose its influential ally in the European Union and is even warning of consequences if the United Kingdom leaves the b...
Russia-EU cooperation bolstered by Putin
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Russia-EU cooperation bolstered by Putin

RT

Europe believes that Russia-EU cooperation should be defined by choice and not forced by necessity. This view is also echoed by Russian Prime Minister and President-elect Vladimir Putin, who is in talks with the bloc's leaders in Brussels.
Putin to discuss energy with EU leaders
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Putin to discuss energy with EU leaders

RT

Pan-continental energy issues are likely to gather steam as President Putin heads to Brussels to meet European Union leaders. Europe believes that Russia-EU cooperation should be defined by choice and not forced by necessity. This view is also echoed by Russia...
Risk of poverty now a reality in Europe
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Risk of poverty now a reality in Europe

RT

Almost a quarter of the European population are at the brink of sliding below the poverty line. While some EU citizens are tired of being suffocated by austerity, others are growing weary of continuously having to stretch out a helping hand. Demonstrators arou...
Heavy snow in southeast Europe
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Heavy snow in southeast Europe

Aaj Tak

Heavy snowfall across southeast Europe has been blamed for stalling the lives of the people. Six deaths have been reported in Croatia, Bosnia, Serbia and Romania. Reports claim that this has been recorded as the heaviest snow fall in the past 57 years.
Work begins on Russia-EU mega-pipeline
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Work begins on Russia-EU mega-pipeline

RT

Russia’s state-owned gas major Gazprom and its partners are beginning construction of the 16 billion dollar South Stream pipeline that will run under the Black Sea to Europe and rival the Nabucco project. The symbolic first welding of the pipeline took place...
Eurozone's Finance Ministers to solve Greek crisis
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Eurozone's Finance Ministers to solve Greek crisis

RT

After three years of trial-and-error, the Eurozone's Finance Ministers now claim that they have found the key to saving Greece. Aside from agreeing to handover more bailout cash, the EU also vowed to ease up on non-conditions. However, some economists believe ...
Defence budget to be kept intact
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Defence budget to be kept intact

RT

The EU leaders unanimously agree that reducing the defence budget will lead to its strategic decline and are intent on keeping their national militaries strong. It can create jobs and will also lead to investments in the military industry.
Euro project has failed: UK Independence Party
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Euro project has failed: UK Independence Party

RT

Steven Woolfe, the financial spokesperson of the UK Independence Party, says the ongoing crisis in Europe is a battle between the poor and the political elite, who are only protecting their own interests by defending a system that will not offer any growth to ...
Wealth gap in EU out in the open
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Wealth gap in EU out in the open

RT

Dr Michael Wohlgemuth from the Open Europe Berlin Policy Group says the growing wealth disparity between EU states is a big problem.
Budget talks reveal EU divide
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Budget talks reveal EU divide

RT

European leaders are trying to work out a budget deal at the EU summit in Brussels. There are opposing opinions about what to cut and what to fund, and whether to increase, decrease or freeze the budget. UK's Prime Minister David Cameron is under immense presu...
West-backed Syrian oppn rejected by Islamists
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West-backed Syrian oppn rejected by Islamists

RT

The newly formed Syrian opposition coalition which is being backed by Europe has been rejected by Islamist groups. This schism is splitting those trying to topple the regime in Syria. The groups in Aleppo claim that they are on their way to building an Islamis...
German Chancellor Angela Merkel visits London
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel visits London

RT

German chancellor Angela Merkel has visited London for crucial talks with UK Prime Minister David Cameron over the European Union budgets. Angela Merkel tried to convince David Cameron not to veto any increase in spending, which the UK Parliament is insisting ...
Campaign against mega mosque in London
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Campaign against mega mosque in London

RT

Fears of separatisms rise over the plan to build a 10,000-capacity mega-mosque in London. The mosque which will be the size of Battersea Power Station has been planned for West Ham near the Olympic Park in east London. Critics, however, have slammed the plan ...
Spotlight | Lamberto Zannier
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Spotlight | Lamberto Zannier

RT

Spotlight | The Secretary General of the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE), Lamberto Zannier, talks about a possible political reform in the organization. While many believe that a major reform is needed to keep the organization afloat...
Brussels to dictate terms to EU member nations
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Brussels to dictate terms to EU member nations

RT

The proposed change to the EU fiscal policy will permit Brussels to tell member states how to spend their money. The Chairman of the Libertarian Party of Netherlands claims that this move will endanger the European people.
EU aims to control members' banks
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EU aims to control members' banks

RT

European leaders have agreed on a deal that will bring centralised banking supervision to the continent. The controlling body will be gradually fazed-in over the course of two years. Regulating close to 6000 banks, budgetary union and aid to banks bypassing so...
EU places sanctions on Iran over nuke program
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EU places sanctions on Iran over nuke program

RT

The European Union is likely to tighten the screws on Iran over its nuclear programme. The new financial sanctions will ban EU metal sales to the country, halt import of Iran's natural gas and will also place various restrictions on oil shipments in the region...
Nobel Prize fails to allay fears of economic slump
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Nobel Prize fails to allay fears of economic slump

RT

Analysts and investment advisers from around the globe believe that the economic strategies of the leading economies in Europe are likely to drag the entire region into a financial slump. While Spain and Greece are struggling to keep their heads above water in...
Anti-austerity stir continues to haunt Europe
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Anti-austerity stir continues to haunt Europe

RT

The anti-austerity protests, which have swept across the European Union, have been dubbed a wake up call for the world against financial restrictions. The epicentre of the demonstrations, Europe, received the Nobel Peace Prize this week. The news was, however,...
Despite debt crisis, EU awarded the Nobel Prize
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Despite debt crisis, EU awarded the Nobel Prize

RT

Marred by a devastating debt crisis, mass protests and the rise of radicalism, the European Union has, however, been awarded the Nobel Peace Prize for sowing peace across Europe. The reaction to the declaration of the Nobel Peace Prize has not been welcoming a...
British PM reduced to a shadow of his past glory
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British PM reduced to a shadow of his past glory

RT

After tackling recession and spending cuts, British Prime Minister David Cameron has more woes to deal with. London Mayor Boris Johnson is capturing the public and his party's minds, even overshadowing the beleagured leader at the Conservatives Conference held...
Market Hour | Petrol price cuts, US-India trade
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Market Hour | Petrol price cuts, US-India trade

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Market Hour speaks to IOC's PK Goel on whether there will be further price cuts in petrol. US Treasury Secretary Timothy Gethner who is in India for a two-day visit will meet Finance Minister P Chidambaram and hopes to improve trade relations between the two c...
Ukrainians return home to escape Euro crisis
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Ukrainians return home to escape Euro crisis

RT

Ukrainians who headed to Europe in search of a better life are returning home to escape the Euro crisis. The opportunities and lifestyle back in Ukrain is seen as more comfortable than the situation in Europe right now. Ukrainian migrants are a source of chea...
Chavez wins, Columbus Day in US & more
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Chavez wins, Columbus Day in US & more

RT

Hugo Chavez, the man behind the socialist revolution in Venezuela, is re-elected as the President. An unpopular figure in the western world, Chavez is credited with nationalising the oil industry and reducing poverty by 70 percent. The country's economic phils...
Market Hour | Sibal supports spectrum fee & more
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Market Hour | Sibal supports spectrum fee & more

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On Market Hour: Telecom Minister Kapil Sibal supports levying one time spectrum fees but says the Cabinet will take the final decision. Market Hour speaks to Rajan Mathews from COAI, Swati Kulkarni from UTI AMC and Mohit Sarat from Luthra & Luthra for their re...
Market Hour | Cabinet clears FDI in insurance & PF
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Market Hour | Cabinet clears FDI in insurance & PF

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Market Hour brings reactions from the insurance sector after the Cabinet clears bills and raises FDI in the insurance sector to 49 percent. The FDI in pension fund is also on par with insurance now. Finance Minister P Chidambaram says these reforms will influe...
Market Hour | FDI in insurance, FM meets India Inc
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Market Hour | FDI in insurance, FM meets India Inc

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The top stories on Market Hour are: Montek Singh Ahluwalia explains how the FDI in insurance will help attract investors; Deepak Parekh stresses the importance of rehauling the regulatory framework and environmental clearances; Subir Gokarn on inflationary imp...
Austerity cuts drive a man up the Basilica
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Austerity cuts drive a man up the Basilica

RT

A restaurant owner sits atop the dome of St Peter's Basilica in the Vatican City due to the austerity cuts and economic policies imposed by the EU. The shaky economy and the resulting cuts are increasing unemployment.
Politics of austerity
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Politics of austerity

RT

Peter Lavelle turns the focus on the austerity measures in Europe, and if politics and economy have been reduced to a contest between the democratic government and market preferences. The austerity cuts implemented as the Eurozone recovers from the financial c...
Spotlight | Paolo Tavioni
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Spotlight | Paolo Tavioni

RT

Al Gurnov's guest on this episode of Spotlight is one of the most influential and award-winning directors in Europe, Paolo Taviani. He, along with his brother Vittorio, made the film 'Caeser Must Die', which won the Golden Bear award at the Berlin Film Festiva...
Market Hour| Impact of reforms & more
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Market Hour| Impact of reforms & more

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On Market Hour: Goldman Sachs AMC's Jim O'Neill confirms that the reform action is positive but implementation is key; Quantum Securities' Sanjay Dutt and Jyotivardhan Jaipuria dicuss the policy impact on markets and whether policy paralysis is turning into re...
Market Hour| Inflation, Spain 2013 Budget & more
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Market Hour| Inflation, Spain 2013 Budget & more

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On Market Hour: Subir Gokarn, Deputy Governor, RBI talks about concerns over inflationary risks; Rakesh Jhunjhunwala of RARE Enterprises on Global Insights with Punita Sinha Kumar about sectors to bet on; Dhiraj Sachdev and Varun Lohchad on where investors sh...
Spotlight | Jean-Claude Juncker
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Spotlight | Jean-Claude Juncker

RT

The Prime Minister of Luxembourg Jean-Claude Juncker speaks to Al Gurnov about keeping the Euro afloat. As the President of the Euro Group, he is involved in the process of stabilising the Euro and is dubbed in the media as 'Mr Euro'. He calls the current cris...
Kurt Eichenwald on 9/11 commission
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Kurt Eichenwald on 9/11 commission

RT

On The Lone Liberal Rumble, Thom Hartman asks if election reforms should include third party presidential candidates in debates. To argue this are Judson Phillips from Theteaparty.net and Marc Harrold, a Libertarian commentator. This comes after Libertarian pr...
Market Hour | Retail stocks, SEBs & more
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Market Hour | Retail stocks, SEBs & more

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Market Hour features Rakesh Jhunjhunwala from RARE Enterprises, Sudhir Vasudeva from ONGC and Arup Roy Choudhury from NTPC. Jhunjhunwala speaks to Punita Kumar Sinha about the recent policy initiatives and where to put your money. Vasudeva raises the issue of ...
Market Hour | September 25, 2012
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Market Hour | September 25, 2012

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In this edition of Market Hour: Raghuramrajan, Chief Economic Advisor to Finance Ministry, discusses the Government's policy action and how that has curbed the chances of a downgrade; an exclusive interview with HDFC Bank's Aditya Puri about the reform policie...
Market Hour | Bailout to SEBs & more
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Market Hour | Bailout to SEBs & more

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In this edition of Market Hour: CCEA clears bailout for ailing State Electricity Board and a look at what other measures will help the power sector in the long term; the United Spirits and Diageo deal might be sealed soon; Onmobile's HH Haight in an exclusive ...
Cabin on Mount Elbrus
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Cabin on Mount Elbrus

RT

A new rescue cabin has been built on Mount Elbrus, Europe and Russia's highest mountain, to attract mountain climbers, in case they are stranded or need immediate help. It has been observed that many people have died on the mountain, either because of the weat...
Colsaerts & Poulter to play for Team Europe
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Colsaerts & Poulter to play for Team Europe

RT

Jose-Maria Olazabal, Ryder Cup captain, Team Europe, announces that he has picked England's Ian Poulter and Belgium's Nicolas Colsaerts as his two wild-card entrants to the team. Poulter will be playing his fourth Ryder Cup while Colsaerts remains the only roo...
Euro crisis: Slay the Euro?
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Euro crisis: Slay the Euro?

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Punita Kumar Sinha quizzes Raghuram Rajan, Professor-Finance, University of Chicago, about the Euro crisis. Rajan talks about the advantages of a common currency and how a breakup of the Euro can plunge those European countries into a deep recession. He believ...
GBR: UN warns of global food crisis
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GBR: UN warns of global food crisis

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Global Business Report brings in the UN report on food that warns of a global food crisis.
Agro Watch: Rise in food prices
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Agro Watch: Rise in food prices

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The Agro Watch segment paints a grim picture as the UN warns of a food crisis. Unproductive weather conditions around the world has seen a sharp rise in wheat and corn prices in the international market. Ajay Goyal, MD, Shivaji Flour Mills states his view on ...
India takes on historic mission to Mars
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India takes on historic mission to Mars

Times Now

The Indian Space Research Organisation is now attempting to conquer the 'Mars' challenge. Following the Union Cabinet's approval, ISRO is likely to launch a polar satellite launch vehicle routed for Mars, as early as November next year. The move will put Indi...
Can Spain be the King of Europe again?
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Can Spain be the King of Europe again?

Headlines Today

Spain arrives at the Euro Cup 2012 as the defending champion and the World Cup winner looking to become the first side to win three major international trophies in a row. It has won all eight of its qualifiers for Euro 2012.
First Trades | May 31, 2012
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First Trades | May 31, 2012

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First Trades on ET Now brings you a complete, comprehensive understanding of the market trends for the day.
Global Markets | Eye on the globe
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Global Markets | Eye on the globe

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Listen in as experts give you a perspective on global market trends on this segment on ET Now.
Europe: Banking stocks gain
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Europe: Banking stocks gain

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European markets experience volatile trading session.
Europe eyes Greek bond swap, and more
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Europe eyes Greek bond swap, and more

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It is a critical day for Greece as the deadline for private bond-holders to accept the bond swap deal ends tonight.
European markets fall as China cuts growth target
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European markets fall as China cuts growth target

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European markets end in negative territory, led by banks and carmakers, as China cuts its growth target.
GBR: EU leaders sign Fiscal Compact treaty, & more
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GBR: EU leaders sign Fiscal Compact treaty, & more

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EU leaders sign Fiscal Compact treaty, ECB's cash boost for Europe, and more.
2G Case: Govt files review petition in SC
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2G Case: Govt files review petition in SC

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The government has filed a review petition in the Supreme Court on the 2G allocation case.
Experts discuss cues from Europe, and more news
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Experts discuss cues from Europe, and more news

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Jeremy Cook, Chief Economist, World First, analyses cues from Europe, and more market news.
TV9 AP | 6 am Bulletin , 1 March, 2012
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TV9 AP | 6 am Bulletin , 1 March, 2012

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News Bulletin: TV9 AP, 6 am Bulletin , 1 March, 2012
Gold falls 3%, biggest one-day drop since Dec
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Gold falls 3%, biggest one-day drop since Dec

TV9 AP

Gold fell three percent following aggressive marks on the US economy from Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke.
European markets rise after cash injection by ECB
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European markets rise after cash injection by ECB

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Markets in Europe have a positive day after the European Central Bank injects cash into the troubled economy.
'Temporarily suspended Greek bonds as collateral'
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'Temporarily suspended Greek bonds as collateral'

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James Hughes, Senior Market Analyst, Alpari discusses European markets, Greek bonds, and more.
Colombian butterfly business takes off
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Colombian butterfly business takes off

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A mere butterfly is playing its part to add prosperity to new-found peace in a Colombian valley.
Lloyds Bank posts $4.4 B loss for 2011, & more
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Lloyds Bank posts $4.4 B loss for 2011, & more

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Lloyds Banking Group has posted an annual loss of $4.4 Billion in 2011, international market scenario, and more on this segment.
EU predicts mild Eurozone recession
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EU predicts mild Eurozone recession

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The 17-nation Eurozone is forecast to shrink this year, says the European Commission.
Greece to launch bond swap to slash private debt
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Greece to launch bond swap to slash private debt

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Greece is in its final stages of getting private creditors to write off nearly a third of its massive debt, to get the country back on track.
Asian markets down after Greece deal
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Asian markets down after Greece deal

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Asian markets see a brief spike after the Greece deal was announced, but, the rally did not last long. However, the volumes swelled.
European markets slip over Greece deal
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European markets slip over Greece deal

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European markets slip after the Greece bailout with energy stocks falling by over half a percent.
Greek president attacks German minister's taunts
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Greek president attacks German minister's taunts

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Despite all the optimism of a bailout, European leaders remain tight lipped about the road ahead.
Greece deal boosts currencies, rupee marks gains
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Greece deal boosts currencies, rupee marks gains

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The Greece deal has given a major boost to the currency market with the Rupee marks a major gain.
Justin Urquhart Stewart analyses global markets
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Justin Urquhart Stewart analyses global markets

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Justin Urquhart Stewart, Director, Seven Investment Management, analyses global markets and the Greece situation.
Iran threatens to cut exports, crude at 5-wk high
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Iran threatens to cut exports, crude at 5-wk high

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Crude prices hit a 5-week high as Iran threatens to cut oil exports to four EU nations.
Expect markets to rally at the end of the quarter: Citi
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Expect markets to rally at the end of the quarter: Citi

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Liquidity from Central Banks in Europe has helped revive markets, says Mohammed Apabhai.
'Greece must assure eurozone on implementing reforms'
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'Greece must assure eurozone on implementing reforms'

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IMF seeks assurance on policies after election, labour unions call for a 48-hour strike, and more.
Vatsala Datta, Lloyds Bank, analyses delay in Greece deal
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Vatsala Datta, Lloyds Bank, analyses delay in Greece deal

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Vatsala Datta, Rates Strategist, Lloyds Bank, analyses the delay in the Greece deal, and more.
Europe struggles to cope with record cold snap
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Europe struggles to cope with record cold snap

Headlines Today

Overwhelmed by deep snow and harsh temperatures, some countries in Europe close down schools as they struggle to run public transport.
Cold wave in Europe causes 300 deaths
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Cold wave in Europe causes 300 deaths

Times Now

Extreme cold and heavy snowfall have paralysed life in several European countries, with the death toll reaching nearly 300.
Cold spell cripples Europe, over 200 dead
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Cold spell cripples Europe, over 200 dead

Headlines Today

Europe is in a deathly grip of snow and the freeze has claimed over 200 lives so far. A state of emergency has been declared across several countries in the continent.
Europe in deep freeze
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Europe in deep freeze

Headlines Today

As heavy sheets of snow blanket many parts of Europe, normal life has been severely disrupted across the continent.
GBR: Eurozone private sector rebounds, & more
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GBR: Eurozone private sector rebounds, & more

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Swiss probe: UBS, Credit Suisse among 12 banks facing inquest.
US-based PE funds eye stake in Crest Animation, & more
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US-based PE funds eye stake in Crest Animation, & more

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US-based PE funds eye stake in Crest Animation, SREI Infra's Q3 earnings and more on Closing Trades.
Europe death toll rises due to heavy snowfall
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Europe death toll rises due to heavy snowfall

Headlines Today

For several days, unusually cold weather and snow have slammed Eastern Europe, killing over 160 people.
Asian markets head for 10% gain in Jan
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Asian markets head for 10% gain in Jan

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Europe finds some hope after EU Summit, Asian markets see a double digit gain and more.
EU leaders agree to roll out ESM
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EU leaders agree to roll out ESM

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The policy makers of EU Summit have decided to roll out the European stability mechanism.
Financial tax will damage the European Union: Cameron
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Financial tax will damage the European Union: Cameron

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Out of the 27 states of the European Union, 25 have backed the German fiscal compact.
Chasing Growth: Uday Kotak on the Investor Conference
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Chasing Growth: Uday Kotak on the Investor Conference

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Uday Kotak, executive VC and MD, Kotak Mahindra Bank, talks about the challenges and opportunities that India presents.
European market falls ahead of EU summit
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European market falls ahead of EU summit

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Experts give a detailed report on how the markets are shaping up ahead of the European Union summit.
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