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China-listed
brokerages reported a jump in February earnings as their trading
and underwriting businesses benefited from Beijing's monetary
easing and relaxed financing rules aimed at softening the
economic blow from the coronavirus.
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Posted at 09:05h
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* Venture capitalists say shifts in funding environment
happening
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Posted at 08:56h
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Several banks in Vietnam have
seen their bad debt ratios rise as their clients face liquidity
issues due to the coronavirus epidemic, the Vietnamese
government said on Friday.
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Posted at 08:42h
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Hong Kong stocks retreated on Friday,
tracking overnight losses on Wall Street, but managed to end in
positive territory for the week, as investors expected more
policy support to shore up China’s economy, hit by the
coronavirus outbreak.
Posted at 08:39h
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British house prices rose in
February for the fourth month running, according to a survey
from mortgage lender Halifax on Friday that added to signs of
renewed confidence in the housing market.
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Posted at 08:28h
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* Bank has network of more than 1,000 branches
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Posted at 08:25h
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European shares resumed their slide on
Friday, with travel stocks bearing the brunt, on fears that the
economic damage of the coronavirus outbreak will be much more
severe than expected.
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Posted at 08:22h
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The U.S. Department of
Justice has delayed the return to Malaysia of another $240
million of recovered money allegedly stolen from the 1MDB
sovereign fund, two sources with direct knowledge of the matter
said on Friday, with one citing political uncertainty.
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Posted at 07:51h
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Allied Irish Banks (AIB)
said it plans to cut its workforce to below 8,000 by
2022, a sharper reduction than previously flagged, after it
reported on Friday a 23% dip in pre-exceptional full year
profits before tax.
Posted at 07:29h
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China stocks post their
biggest weekly advance in a year even as they slipped on Friday,
tracking losses in overseas markets, as investors expected more
policy support to shore up the world's second-largest economy
hit by the coronavirus outbreak.
