Prime minister says the former Soviet republic may list up to 25% of the company in the wake of the placing of a $ 250m oil and gas eurobond
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Euro falls but holds above the previous session’s 15-week low while sterling’s decline is exacerbated by soft economic data on house prices
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Maybe markets will keep giving Paris the benefit of the doubt, yet it is a safe bet that its influence within EU will wane relative to Germany
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It has not always been easy to predict how the US currency will react, but with QE3 still on the cards, its moves are proving even tougher to forecast
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Country heads for clash with international lenders as the ECB, in an unusually blunt intervention, raises the possibility of its exit from the euro
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A government official has said that the chances of reaching a cross-party agreement are now minimal, and that a fresh election was likely
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As soon as the MPC made its announcement of no change to interest rates or gilts purchases, the pound spiked, illustrating dilemma for policymakers
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Canberra has effectively joined forces with the central bank to weaken the currency but foreign exchange market can be reluctant to ditch favourite bets
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Toyota, Nissan, Honda and others expect strong results after overcoming supply problems amid natural disasters and a strong yen
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Experts have mixed views following elections in Greece and France and predictions of market turmoil
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Speculation that the single currency will be tied to the dollar at close to parity is an indication of Europe’s plight in a world with little growth
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Single currency falls to its weakest level since January, but reversed losses late in London on hopes for a resolution to the Greek political impasse
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The Reserve Bank of India introduces measures forcing exporters to convert income into local currency, prompting a rally in morning trade
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Despite recent US Treasury claims, the traditional view that China’s currency is deeply undervalued no longer appears to be the given it once was
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Sterling reverses earlier losses against major currencies, while euro was steady against dollar
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Some buyers return to growth-focused assets but worries over the eurozone lurk beneath the surface while China trade data raise global growth concerns
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Many analysts forecast more gains for the pound versus the euro as worries building about the eurozone project, but bulls should be careful
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Investors are turning to other markets amid frustration at the strength of the euro, and a lack of volatility in the most widely traded currencies
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Miners rallied despite the London benchmark shifting further into negative territory for the year, finishing lower for the third straight day
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Political uncertainty after weekend elections continues to drive markets with the euro near its lowest point since January, while yen and dollar rise
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Brazil wants fund to study ‘currency war’ – impact of rich countries’ loose monetary policy on emerging markets, whose exchange rates have appreciated
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Currency brokers say there has been an unusually high demand for currency tools that allow importers to fix their exchange rate in advance
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The measures directed at Assad are causing pain elsewhere and are failing to fuel anger at the regime
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Sterling climbs to the strongest level against the euro since June 2010 as the UK currency continues to benefit from demand in Europe
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Currency hits one-week low against US dollar following RBA decision, while sterling falls after PMI data show slowdown in manufacturing
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