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EU risks "too big to cooperate" bank supervision
The role of the European Banking Authority must be beefed up beyond current plans to ensure that regulation of Europe's banks does not fragment into two competing systems, one of the architects of the reforms told a public hearing on Friday. 
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Analysis: German economy to pick up but fall short of traditional pace
Germany's economy will recover from a bout of winter weakness but fall well short of the dynamic growth rates of previous years as euro zone recession and global slowdown stunt exports and investment. 
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New Indonesian Central Bank Chief To Focus on Inflation Amid Political Pressure
Former Finance Minister Agus Martowardojo began a five-year term as Indonesia's central bank governor Friday, taking the reins as Southeast Asia's biggest economy faces the prospect of higher inflation and political uncertainty ahead of general elections scheduled for next year. 
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| 07:23 AM |
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Strong German Data Fail to Lift Sentiment; Futures Fall
A round of strong data on Europe's biggest economy failed to lift sentiment across global trading desks Friday, with Wall Street poised to snap a four-week winning streak. 
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| 07:11 AM |
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EU to Restrict 3 Pesticides Suspected of Killing Bees
European Union authorities Friday announced broad restrictions on three insecticides suspected of causing mass bee deaths. 
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| 07:09 AM |
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European Shares Slump Amid C-Bank Worries
Bourses across Europe were in the red on Friday, extending losses from the previous session, as traders continued fretting about central bank easing. 
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| 07:07 AM |
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Cathay Financial to Sell up to 400 Million Shares in Rights Issue
Cathay Financial Holdings Co. (2882.TW) said Friday that it plans to sell up to 400 million shares in a rights issue and estimates the transaction to be completed by the third quarter, pending regulatory approval. 
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| 06:48 AM |
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StanChart's Sands says Muddy Waters' debt bet misplaced
Standard Chartered PLC's chief executive Peter Sands denied U.S. activist investor Muddy Waters' claim that the bank has taken on too much risk, saying its loan book was in a good condition and there is no change in risk appetite for lending. 
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HSBC: Actively Supporting Regulators to Improve Financial Stability
Financial services company HSBC Holdings PLC (HSBA.LN) Friday said it is actively supporting governments and regulators to improve financial stability, and reaffrirmed its expectation to generate a further $2 billion to $3 billion in savings over the next three years. 
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| 05:55 AM |
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Bank of England's Fisher says does not want U.S.-style QE pledge
A Bank of England policymaker said on Friday he favored small additional amounts of bond purchases over time, but not a hard-to-manage commitment to longer-term stimulus like that of the U.S. Federal Reserve. 
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| 05:24 AM |
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Handelsbanken Completes Heartwood Acquisition in UK
Swedish bank Svenska Handelsbanken AB (SHB-B.SK) Friday said it is completing its acquisition of British wealth management firm Heartwood Wealth Group Ltd. as it has now received permission from the British financial supervisory authority. 
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EUROPE MARKETS: Europe Stocks Rebound After German Ifo Data
European stock markets climbed on Friday, partly recovering from a sharp selloff the prior day, after better-than-expected German business confidence data signaled a brighter future for Europe's largest economy. 
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UK Firms, Consumers Pay Down Debt Again In April
U.K. businesses and home owners continued to pay down debt in April, as confidence remains subdued despite a range of government policies to boost lending, a survey showed Friday. 
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LONDON MARKETS: U.K. Stocks Wobble As Miners, Banks Decline
U.K.'s FTSE 100 index slipped on Friday, with mining firms adding pressure as metals prices turned south and with banks building to the prior day's losses. 
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Market turbulence poses first serious test for Abenomics
This week's turbulence in Tokyo markets exposes a key risk of Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's all-in strategy to revive Japan's economy - if investor confidence falters, the government and the Bank of Japan may be left with few options to turn the tide. 
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EUROPE MARKETS: Europe Stocks Recoup Ahead Of German Ifo Data
European stock markets climbed on Friday, partly recovering from a sharp selloff the prior day, with investors awaiting a reading on German business confidence to gauge if the region's powerhouse is gaining momentum. 
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ASIA MARKETS: Japan Stocks End Up After Roller-coaster Ride
Japanese shares ended modestly higher Friday after a roller-coaster ride that subjected the Nikkei Stock Average to a swing of more than 3% on both sides of the previous day's close. 
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Private consumption helps Germany to meager growth in Q1
Private consumption helped Germany eke out meager economic growth of 0. 
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3i Group Makes Offer to Buy Barclays Infrastructure Fund Management
International investor company 3i Group PLC (III.LN), said Friday that it has made an irrevocable offer to Barclays Bank PLC (BARC.LN), to acquire Barclays Infrastructure Funds Management Ltd or BIFM, its European infrastructure fund management business. 
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ASIA MARKETS: Japan Stocks Plunge Back Into Losses
Japanese stocks plunged deep into losses Friday afternoon on a wave of selling, as remarks from the Bank of Japan governor failed to ease concerns about a rise in government-bond yields. 
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Woori Names New Chairman Ahead of Stake Sale
Woori Finance Holdings Co. (053000.SE), South Korea's largest banking group by assets, named a new chairman to help steer the government's fourth attempt to sell a 57% stake valued at $4.6 billion in the group. Lee Soon-woo, chief executive at the flagship Woori Bank, will take over as chairman, subject to shareholder approval at a meeting on June 14, Woori Finance said in a statement late Thursday. 
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HSBC Plans First Singapore Cleared Yuan Bond
HSBC Holdings PLC (HBC) plans to sell the first yuan-denominated bond to be cleared out of Singapore, in a step forward for the city-state which is trying to build itself into an offshore trading hub for the Chinese currency. 
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| 12:51 AM |
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New Bank Indonesia Governor: To Focus on Keeping Inflation in Check
Bank Indonesia's new Governor Agus Martowardojo said Friday that keeping inflation in check would be one of the central bank's top priorities to safeguard the nation's economy amid lingering global uncertainties. 
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Woori Finance Names New Chairman Ahead of New Privatization Push
Woori Finance Holdings Co. (053000.SE), South Korea's largest banking group by assets, named a new chairman to help steer the government's fourth attempt to sell a 57% stake valued at $4.6 billion in the group. Lee Soon-woo, chief executive at the flagship Woori Bank, will take over as chairman, subject to shareholder approval at a meeting on June 14, Woori Finance said in a statement late Thursday. 
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| 12:35 AM |
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HSBC Plans to Sell First Yuan Bond to Be Cleared in Singapore - Sources
HSBC Holdings PLC (HBC) plans to sell the first yuan-denominated bond to be cleared out of Singapore, in a step forward for the city-state which is trying to build itself into an offshore trading hub for the Chinese currency. 
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| Thu, May 23, 2013 |
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Rio Tinto Cuts Jobs at Utah Copper Mine
Rio Tinto PLC (RIO.LN) has cut about 100 jobs at its copper operation in Utah and warned further positions will be cut later this month as it moves to reduce operating costs after a large part of the pit wall collapsed at its Bingham Canyon mine last month. 
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ASIA MARKETS: Japan Stocks Recover Modestly After Steep Sell-off
Japanese stocks jumped Friday to stage a modest recovery, with relief buying emerging after the extreme losses they suffered the previous day, amid expectations that the rally that began late last year may have further to go. 
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| 08:59 PM |
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Rio Tinto Begins Cutting Jobs at Utah Copper Mine After Slide
Rio Tinto PLC (RIO.LN) has cut about 100 jobs at its copper operation in Utah and warned further positions will be cut later this month as it moves to reduce operating costs after a large part of the pit wall collapsed at its Bingham Canyon mine last month. 
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U.S. options clearer moves to end trade type dominated by Nasdaq
The clearinghouse for all stock options said Thursday it will adopt a policy aimed at abolishing a dividend-linked trading strategy that critics say could destabilize markets if left unchecked. 
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Salesforce.com's quarterly results disappoint Wall Street
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