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Brazilian infrastructure
company Triunfo Participacoes e Investimentos SA said
on Monday its subsidiary Concebra had asked transport regulator
ANTT to re-auction its toll road rights, citing a "dramatic
change in the economic scenario".
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* Coronavirus pandemic has heaped pain on souring tech bets
(Adds share performance)
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Sudan's government will
purchase 200,000 tonnes of wheat in a deal with the world food
programme, state news agency SUNA reported on Monday.
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Russia's sovereign wealth fund
will continue to invest in Saudi Arabia's Vision 2030
development programme, the Saudi-owned Al-Arabiya channel on
Monday cited the head of the fund as saying.
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The two top Democrats in
the U.S. Congress called on Republicans on Monday to work toward
new bipartisan coronavirus legislation, citing a lack of funding
for the national testing needed to begin to reopen the U.S.
economy.
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Blackstone Group Inc said on
Monday it invested $2 billion in Alnylam Pharmaceuticals Inc
through an equity-and-debt deal, giving the drugmaker a
financial boost to develop its experimental therapies.
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The coronavirus pandemic has
slashed costs for foreign investors seeking to neutralize the
currency exposure of owning dollar-denominated assets, making
U.S. securities more attractive and providing additional boost
for the nation's fixed income market.
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* First operating loss in 15 years
(Adds detail from SoftBank statement)
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Most Southeast Asian markets wavered
between small gains and losses on Monday, as lingering concerns
about the coronavirus pandemic outweighed a landmark output cut
by OPEC+, while the Philippines rose on hopes of monetary
easing.
OPEC and allies led by Russia agreed on Sunday...
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Mongolia's central
bank has cut its benchmark interest rate to 9% from 10% and
extended consumer loans by 12 months amid an uncertain
environment due to the COVID-19 pandemic, which has seen 17
cases in the country so far.