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Hungary nominates András Simor as new Central Bank President – extended

Hungary nominated András Simor, the head of Deloitte & Touche LLP local office, to head the country's central bank from...

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US mulls WTO move on China piracy

The US is considering whether to open a counterfeiting dispute with China at the WTO over concerns about intellectual piracy....

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Germany says EU to dilute plans for breakup of energy companies – extended

European governments will probably stop short of forcing the breakup of energy companies to bolster competition in the electricity and...

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EU prepared to study alternative plans for energy utilities

European Union regulators are prepared to study alternatives to their proposal to break up power utilities, the EU's energy commissioner...

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ECB’s Trichet says carry trade poses financial risk

European Central Bank President Jean-Claude Trichet said so-called carry trades pose a risk to financial stability, stepping up his warning...

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EU’s Fischer Boel presses US Congress on subsidies

The US Congress must roll back the 2002 increase in farm subsidies this year if it is serious about getting...

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Mobile-phone operators may escape fines under EU roaming law

Mobile-phone operators such as Vodafone Group Plc may be able to ignore a proposed European Union law setting price caps...

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Gönczöl committee to release riot report

An independent investigative committee set up to probe into the Budapest riots last September and October is due to officially...

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Polish zloty advances as central bank predicts euro adoption

The Polish zloty rose by the most in two weeks against the euro after central bank head Slawomir Skrzypek said...

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Czech Finance chief wants to set euro adoption target in March

Czech Finance Minister Miroslav Kalousek said he wants a new date to be set for euro adoption so the country...

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Polish central bank keeps rates unchanged 11th month

Poland's central bank left the benchmark interest rate at a record-low 4% for an 11th month as consumer-price growth remains...

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EU finance chiefs say economy is beating expectations

European Union finance chiefs said the economy of the €13 nations is beating expectations as the new year begins....

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Russia investors shouldn’t wait for Putin exit

Russia offers foreign investors a quicker return on their money than China and that won't change when President Vladimir Putin...

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Italy’s pension costs may remain high until 2050

Italy's attempts to cut pension spending, among the highest in the European Union, are failing with costs projected to remain...

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Trade ministers agree to restart talks on global deal

Global trade ministers said they'll restart talks on a free-trade agreement, breathing life into the process without specifying how they'd...

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Hungary nominates András Simor as new Central Bank President – extended

Hungary nominated András Simor, the head of Deloitte & Touche LLP local office, to head the country's central bank from...

Interview

US mulls WTO move on China piracy

The US is considering whether to open a counterfeiting dispute with China at the WTO over concerns about intellectual piracy....

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Germany says EU to dilute plans for breakup of energy companies – extended

European governments will probably stop short of forcing the breakup of energy companies to bolster competition in the electricity and...

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EU prepared to study alternative plans for energy utilities

European Union regulators are prepared to study alternatives to their proposal to break up power utilities, the EU's energy commissioner...

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ECB’s Trichet says carry trade poses financial risk

European Central Bank President Jean-Claude Trichet said so-called carry trades pose a risk to financial stability, stepping up his warning...

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EU’s Fischer Boel presses US Congress on subsidies

The US Congress must roll back the 2002 increase in farm subsidies this year if it is serious about getting...

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Mobile-phone operators may escape fines under EU roaming law

Mobile-phone operators such as Vodafone Group Plc may be able to ignore a proposed European Union law setting price caps...

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Gönczöl committee to release riot report

An independent investigative committee set up to probe into the Budapest riots last September and October is due to officially...

Interview

Polish zloty advances as central bank predicts euro adoption

The Polish zloty rose by the most in two weeks against the euro after central bank head Slawomir Skrzypek said...

Interview

Czech Finance chief wants to set euro adoption target in March

Czech Finance Minister Miroslav Kalousek said he wants a new date to be set for euro adoption so the country...

Interview

Polish central bank keeps rates unchanged 11th month

Poland's central bank left the benchmark interest rate at a record-low 4% for an 11th month as consumer-price growth remains...

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EU finance chiefs say economy is beating expectations

European Union finance chiefs said the economy of the €13 nations is beating expectations as the new year begins....

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Russia investors shouldn’t wait for Putin exit

Russia offers foreign investors a quicker return on their money than China and that won't change when President Vladimir Putin...

Interview

Italy’s pension costs may remain high until 2050

Italy's attempts to cut pension spending, among the highest in the European Union, are failing with costs projected to remain...

Interview

Trade ministers agree to restart talks on global deal

Global trade ministers said they'll restart talks on a free-trade agreement, breathing life into the process without specifying how they'd...

Hungary nominates András Simor as new Central Bank President – extended

Hungary nominated András Simor, the head of Deloitte & Touche LLP local office, to head the country's central bank from...

US mulls WTO move on China piracy

The US is considering whether to open a counterfeiting dispute with China at the WTO over concerns about intellectual piracy....

Germany says EU to dilute plans for breakup of energy companies – extended

European governments will probably stop short of forcing the breakup of energy companies to bolster competition in the electricity and...

EU prepared to study alternative plans for energy utilities

European Union regulators are prepared to study alternatives to their proposal to break up power utilities, the EU's energy commissioner...

ECB’s Trichet says carry trade poses financial risk

European Central Bank President Jean-Claude Trichet said so-called carry trades pose a risk to financial stability, stepping up his warning...

EU’s Fischer Boel presses US Congress on subsidies

The US Congress must roll back the 2002 increase in farm subsidies this year if it is serious about getting...

Mobile-phone operators may escape fines under EU roaming law

Mobile-phone operators such as Vodafone Group Plc may be able to ignore a proposed European Union law setting price caps...

Gönczöl committee to release riot report

An independent investigative committee set up to probe into the Budapest riots last September and October is due to officially...

Polish zloty advances as central bank predicts euro adoption

The Polish zloty rose by the most in two weeks against the euro after central bank head Slawomir Skrzypek said...

Czech Finance chief wants to set euro adoption target in March

Czech Finance Minister Miroslav Kalousek said he wants a new date to be set for euro adoption so the country...

Polish central bank keeps rates unchanged 11th month

Poland's central bank left the benchmark interest rate at a record-low 4% for an 11th month as consumer-price growth remains...

EU finance chiefs say economy is beating expectations

European Union finance chiefs said the economy of the €13 nations is beating expectations as the new year begins....

Russia investors shouldn’t wait for Putin exit

Russia offers foreign investors a quicker return on their money than China and that won't change when President Vladimir Putin...

Italy’s pension costs may remain high until 2050

Italy's attempts to cut pension spending, among the highest in the European Union, are failing with costs projected to remain...

Trade ministers agree to restart talks on global deal

Global trade ministers said they'll restart talks on a free-trade agreement, breathing life into the process without specifying how they'd...