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Swiss asset and wealth manager
Vontobel said on Monday it is feeling the negative
effects of the spread of the coronavirus and the oil price
shock.
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Posted at 16:45h
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A Brazilian court has barred
crew members from disembarking from the Costa Fascinosa cruise
ship anchored with no passengers at the port of Santos after
some of their mates developed coronavirus symptoms, city
authorities said on Monday.
Posted at 16:41h
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Standard Chartered has
told staff it is freezing all external and internal hiring for
two months and signalled it is likely to cut bonuses for 2020,
as the Asia and Africa-focused lender grapples with the fallout
from the coronavirus pandemic.
Posted at 16:33h
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* Investor response mixed to 'ambition' not 'commitment'
(Adds LAPFF comment, Rainforest Action Network data,
background)
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Posted at 16:31h
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UK Transport Minister Grant Shapps will
offer millions of pounds to bus companies this week in the
latest bailout by the government since the start of the
coronavirus pandemic, the Financial Times reported on Monday.
Posted at 16:27h
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* Still-high yields, coronavirus distraction may limit
fallout
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Posted at 16:24h
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Standard Chartered has
told staff it is freezing all external and internal hiring for
two months and signalled it is likely to cut bonuses for 2020,
as the Asia and Africa-focused lender grapples with the fallout
from the coronavirus pandemic.
Posted at 16:20h
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All the opposition can do now is ask the right questions and be seen to behave responsibly
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Posted at 16:19h
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Thailand's central bank said
on Monday it has further expand the to scope of a facility set
up to provide liquidity to mutual funds and is ready to consider
additional measures to ensure that the Thai financial market
will function well during the coronavirus pandemic.
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Posted at 16:15h
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Britain's finances put it among
the most vulnerable major economies in the face of the
coronavirus crisis, investors warned on Monday, even as markets
appeared to look past a credit rating downgrade before a
splurge in state spending.