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Oil and oil products markets buffeted by tsunami
Oil prices have fluctuated in the wake of the political upheavals in the Middle East and the tsunami disaster in Japan. Ned Molloy reports on the latest market developments
Fears over LNG supplies being diverted from Europe to Japan are receding but a rethink on energy strategies remains as energy markets react to Japan’s crisis. Rebecca Hampson reports
Asian countries such as China and Japan have publicly shown their support for the Eurozone by taking large allocations of recent deals by the EU and EFSF. This has prompted some observers to speculate...
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HSBC's new global custody head talks Japan and priorities for 2011
John van Verre, HSBC's head of global custody at HSBC Securities Services, has told ICFA there has been little impact to its business in Japan following the devastating earthquake and tsunami.
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Deutsche Bank and PowerShares list first ETNs linked to foreign sovereign...
Deutsche Bank and PowerShares partner to give access to the German, Italian and Japanese sovereigns markets through ETNs
CDS spreads widen on Tokyo Electric Power Company
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BoJ’s Miyao pledges continuity of settlements system during planned...
Bank of Japan Policy Board member Ryuzo Miyao says in-house power generation at central bank branches would support settlements systems ahead of planned power shortages
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