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Economists more upbeat about job growth, housing
A new survey shows economists are growing slightly more optimistic about recovery in the job and housing markets but expect other pillars of the economy to remain weak.
 
Putin tightens grip with new government

Russian PM Medvedev chairs a meeting of the new cabinet in Moscow's White HouseMOSCOW (Reuters) - Russian President Vladimir Putin unveiled a government dominated by loyalists on Monday, tightening his grip on the economy and national security after protests, and limiting Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev's ability to pursue market reforms. Putin, 59, opted for continuity by retaining his ally Igor Shuvalov as first deputy prime minister in charge of economic policy, while Igor Sechin will remain his energy chief in a role outside the government. ...


 
Spain Minister: Bankia needs to bolster defenses
Bankia, the nationalized Spanish bank which had to reassure savers last week to fend off a reported run on its deposits, needs to strengthen its capital defenses by as much as €7.5 billion ($9.56 billion), the country's economy minister said Monday.
 
European stocks rebound on G8 support for Greece

Frankfurt's DAX 30 climbed 1.0 percent to 6,340.11 pointsEuropean stock markets mostly rebounded on Monday as G8 support for Greece to remain p art of the eurozone boosted sentiment after last week's sharp sell-off, traders said.


 
Russian leader Putin names new Cabinet
Russian President Vladimir Putin named a new Cabinet Monday, warning its members that they will have to fulfill their duties in a difficult global economic climate.
 
Hollande faces first French banking test

French President Francois Hollande speaks during a news conference at the NATO Summit in ChicagoPARIS (Reuters) - The fate of a struggling small French mortgage lender will be the first banking test for President Francois Hollande, as he attempts to deliver on campaign promises of economic growth and tougher financial regulation. Policymakers and bankers are scrambling to avert an outright collapse of Credit Immobilier de France, whose future was thrown into doubt after Moody's cut its standalone bank financial strength rating and said it was no longer viable without support. ...


 
Spain: no need for European funds to help banks
Bankia, the nationalized Spanish bank which had to reassure savers last week to fend off a reported run on its deposits, needs to strengthen its capital defenses by as much as €7.5 billion ($9.56 billion), the economy minister said Monday.
 
Greece's new prime minister meets party leaders

Leader of Conservatives New Democracy party Antonis Samaras makes statements after his meeting with Greece's newly installed caretaker prime minister Panagiotis Pikramenos at the Greek Parliament in Athens, Monday, May 21, 2012. Greece is set to hold elections on June 17 to end a political deadlock after a previous vote on May 6 produced a hung Parliament, with the country's future in the 17-nation eurozone potentially at stake. (AP Photo/Thanassis Stavrakis)Greece's newly installed caretaker prime minister began talks with party leaders Monday ahead of this week's European Union summit that's expected to focus on ways of kick starting economic growth across the continent.


 
Greek euro zone exit unlikely, say money market traders
BANGALORE (Reuters) - A slim majority of euro zone money market traders surveyed regularly by Reuters reckon Greece will still be in the euro zone at the end of 2013, a poll showed on Monday. Fourteen of 22 euro money market traders said Greece would not abandon the euro either this year or next - an event once seen as unthinkable but is now being openly discussed as the country battles political and economic upheaval. A summit of the G8 leading industrialized nations came down solidly in favor of a push to balance European austerity with a new dose of U.S. ...
 
New wine glasses aim to balance "water and fire"
HONG KONG (Reuters) - Could a wine glass shaped roughly like a closed tulip blossom revolutionize the savoring of fine vintages by taming the alcohol in the wine? That's the hope of French luxury crystal glassmaker Baccarat, which recently began sales of its new line of glasses in Hong Kong, where wine imports have remained strong on the back of strong demand from mainland Chinese buyers even amid global economic uncertainty. ...
 
Lowe's 1Q profit up, but cuts 2012 profit outlook

FILE -- In a Nov. 14, 2011 file photo, customers walk toward the Lowe's store in Saugus, Mass. Lowe's Cos.'reported Monday May 21, 2012, first-quarter profit climbed 14 percent, as warmer weather helped boost sales. (AP Photo/Michael Dwyer/file)Lowe's Cos.' first-quarter profit climbed 14 percent, as warmer weather helped boost sales. But the world's second-biggest home improvement company lowered its full-year earnings forecast on Monday, saying it is still cautious on the housing market and economic conditions.


 
Spain to slump further but will hit deficit goal

Spain's Economy Minister De Guindos listens to a question at a conference in MadridMADRID (Reuters) - Spain said on Monday it would meet its deficit targets this year despite a new slippage in its regions' accounts and a further contraction of the economy in the second quarter. Economy Minister Luis de Guindos said economic activity would likely slump by another 0.3 percent between April and June, further fuelling doubts about the country's ability to get a grip on in its finances and nurse an ailing banking sector back to health. ...


 
Barloworld pins hopes on China and Russia

A mine worker looks on underground in Modderfontein East mine, outside JohannesburgJOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - South African industrial group Barloworld expects Chinese and Russian demand for resources to underpin growth for equipment such as forklifts and trucks, its chief executive told Reuters in an interview. Worries about slowing demand from the world's second-largest economy have hit commodities and led miners to defer spending plans. Yet Clive Thompson, head of the $2.3 billion equipment supply company, said such fears may be overblown. ...


 
Egypt's GDP grows 5.2 pct in Q1 2012: minister
CAIRO (Reuters) - Egypt's gross domestic product (GDP) grew by an annualised 5.2 percent in the first quarter of calendar 2012 compared to a 4.3 percent contraction in the same three months a year earlier, Planning Minister Faiza Abu el-Naga said on Monday. The popular uprising that ousted Hosni Mubarak from the presidency in February 2011 hammered Egypt's economy last year, closing banks, the stock exchange and many factories.
 
Germany insists no eurobonds to solve debt crisis

French President Francois Hollande, left, takes his seat next to German Chancellor Angela Merkel during the opening session of the North Atlantic Council meeting at the NATO summit in Chicago, Sunday, May 20, 2012. (AP Photo/Philippe Wojazer, Pool)A German official made clear on Monday that Berlin continues to oppose the idea of jointly-issued bonds for the 17-nation eurozone, which France's new president had suggested could be used to create much-needed economic growth and ease the region's financial crisis.


 
World stock markets edge up after G-8 summit

A woman looks at an electronic stock indicator in Tokyo Monday, May 21, 2012. Bargain-hunting helped Asian stock markets edge upward Monday, but gains were limited as investors remained unconvinced that the world's major economies nailed a solution to the European debt crisis following a summit in Washington. Japan's Nikkei 225 index came off four-month lows to rise 0.3 percent at 8,636.89. (AP Photo/Shizuo Kambayashi)Assurances that world powers want debt-laden Greece to remain in the euro helped support world stock markets Monday after sharp losses over the past week.


 
Analysis: China eschews fiscal fanfare for supportive spending
BEIJING (Reuters) - China's focus on fine-tuning monetary and fiscal policies to fight the risk of a sudden economic slide worries investors pricing in a sixth successive quarter of slowing growth with no obvious sign of the solid stimulus they want. With domestic activity stifled by government curbs on real-estate speculation, the potential damage to demand for China's factory products from a deeper European debt crisis seems a logical justification for a spending splurge. "Maybe it would be easier for China if there were another global financial crisis. ...
 
Thai economy rebounds strongly from flood crisis

Thailand's GDP grew 11% in January-March from the previous quarterThailand's economy posted double-digit growth in the first quarter of 2012, rebounding sharply from the fallout of last year's devastating floods, official data showed Monday.


 
Asia stocks mixed after G8 vague on Europe fix

A woman looks at an electronic stock indicator in Tokyo Monday, May 21, 2012. Bargain-hunting helped Asian stock markets edge upward Monday, but gains were limited as investors remained unconvinced that the world's major economies nailed a solution to the European debt crisis following a summit in Washington. Japan's Nikkei 225 index came off four-month lows to rise 0.3 percent at 8,636.89. (AP Photo/Shizuo Kambayashi)Bargain-hunting helped Asian stock markets edge upward Monday, but gains were limited as investors remained unconvinced that the world's major economies nailed a solution to the European debt crisis following a summit in Washington.


 
Nigeria fines MTN, others $7.38 mln for bad service

To match Feature FRONTIERS/AFRICAABUJA (Reuters) - Nigeria's telecoms regulator fined the country's four main mobile operators, including MTN and Bharti Airtel, a total of 1.17 billion naira on Sunday for poor-quality service. The telecoms industry is hugely profitable in Nigeria, Africa's second-biggest economy and home to some 160 million people, but users complain that the service is poor, with frequent dropped calls and network interruptions. ...


 
Brent recovers towards $108 on possible China growth stimulus
SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Brent crude recovered towards $108 on Monday on hopes that China could take new steps to stimulate growth and lift fuel demand at the world's second largest oil user, although concerns about the euro zone crisis capped gains. China's premier called for additional efforts to support growth on Sunday, while Goldman Sachs said world oil demand is growing despite recent weak economic data. The comments provided a bright spark in global markets, battered in past weeks by fears that Greece's political turmoil could spread to other countries in Europe. ...
 
G8 growth talk leaves wary markets awaiting action

U.S. President Obama hosts an expanded G8 meeting with African and other leaders during G8 Summit working lunch at Camp David(Reuters) - A pledge by leaders of industrialized nations to help the troubled world economy is unlikely to herald quick new action by Europe on its debt crisis, meaning more uncertainty for nervous financial markets. The Group of Eight economies stressed on Saturday that their "imperative is to promote growth and jobs", as they also recognized problems among European banks and gave verbal backing for Greece to stay in the euro. Still, despite U.S. calls for immediate moves to boost growth, no sign emerged that Germany would soften its stance on austerity as the cure for Europe's debt ...


 
NATO seeks unity on Afghan war despite French exit plan

Leaders take part in the NATO Summit meeting in ChicagoCHICAGO (Reuters) - NATO leaders charting a path out of Afghanistan sought on Sunday to dispel fears of a rush for the exits in the unpopular war even as France's new president vowed to stick by his pledge to withdraw French troops by year's end. President Barack Obama, who once called the Afghan conflict a "war of necessity" but is now looking for an orderly way out, hosted the NATO summit in his home town, Chicago, a day after major industrialized nations tackled a European debt crisis that threatens the global economy. ...


 
Putin to dominate new Russian government

Russia's President Putin attends the CSTO summit at the Kremlin in MoscowWASHINGTON/MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russian President Vladimir Putin will unveil a government dominated by loyalists on Monday, leaving Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev limited scope to pursue his reform agenda and entrenching the Kremlin's grip over the economy's commanding heights. Medvedev, 46, named premier after Putin returned to the Kremlin on May 7, has pledged to launch pro-growth policies and a privatization drive to wean Russia's $1.7 billion economy off its dependence on oil. ...


 
Cameron calls for euro contingency plans

British Prime Minister David Cameron and French President Francois Hollande speak at the end of their meeting in WashingtonCAMP ROUND MEADOW, Maryland (Reuters) - Prime Minister David Cameron urged countries on Saturday to put in place strong contingency plans to deal with fallout from the euro zone debt crisis as fears grow that Greece could be forced out of the European single currency. Cameron, speaking at a summit of the Group of Eight major economies, also appeared to hint that the European Central Bank should follow the example of the Bank of England by embarking on an asset purchase program to try to boost the economy. ...


 

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