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World stocks waver as Europe holds another summit

A trader watches a monitor at a foreign exchange market in Tokyo, Thursday, May 24, 2012. Asian stock markets struggled to make headway Thursday as the lack of a breakthrough in Europe's attempts to shake off its debt crisis kept sentiment gloomy. Japan's benchmark Nikkei 225 was marginally down at 8,550.62. (AP Photo/Shizuo Kambayashi)World stock markets wavered Thursday as the lack of a breakthrough in Europe's attempts to shake off its debt crisis kept sentiment gloomy.


 
Norway state workers begin rare pay strike
OSLO (Reuters) - State workers in Norway, whose rapid economic growth stands out in a troubled continent, went on strike for the first time in 28 years on Thursday after pay talks broke down overnight, shutting schools, child care centers and other public institutions. The indefinite strike initially affects 25,000-30,000 of the 600,000 people employed by central and local government but is expected to expand unless the two sides reach a settlement. ...
 
UK economy contracted more than expected in Q1

Cranes are seen on a construction site in The City of LondonLONDON (Reuters) - The economy shrank more than first thought between January and March, after the deepest fall in construction output in three years, while government spending made the biggest contribution to growth, official data showed on Thursday. Britain is in its second recession since the 2007-2008 financial crisis, and an escalation of the euro zone debt crisis poses a significant threat to the economy going forward. ...


 
UK economy contracted 0.3 percent in Q1
Official figures show that Britain's economy contracted more than first estimated, shrinking by 0.3 percent in the first quarter from the previous three month period.
 
China factory data signals weak first-half growth

To match FEATURE FORD-CHINA/BEIJING (Reuters) - China's factories faltered in May as export orders fell to two month lows, a private sector survey showed on Thursday, suggesting surprise weakness in April's hard economic data persists even as policymakers seek to shore up growth. The HSBC Flash Purchasing Managers Index, the earliest indicator of China's industrial sector, retreated to 48.7 in May from a final reading of 49.3 in April. It marked the seventh straight month that the index has been below 50, indicating contracting economic activity. ...


 
Shares, euro fall as Europe's economy worsens

A woman smiles as she walks past an electronic board outside a brokerage in TokyoLONDON (Reuters) - The euro hit a fresh 22-month low and European shares gave up early gains on Thursday after data showed Europe's economic slump has worsened, as talk of a Greek exit and a lack of progress in tackling the debt crisis hits business confidence. Germany's manufacturing sector shrank at the fastest rate in three years in May, the Markit manufacturing Purchasing Managers Index (PMI) showed, as both exports and new orders coming into factories declined. ...


 
Euro bonds "wrong tool" for Europe-German minister
PARIS (Reuters) - German Economy Minister Philipp Roesler reiterated his country's resistance on Thursday to the French-backed idea of using euro bonds, a form of pooled debt-raising, to help bolster Europe's flagging economy. "We believe that euro bonds are the wrong tool to stabilize Europe because it would take away the pressure for reform in our partner countries and it would also undermine market discipline," the minister said in Paris. ...
 
Euro, shares recover but Greece no nearer solution
LONDON (Reuters) - The euro hovered above a 22-month low and European shares saw a fragile recovery, as investors braced for data that could reveal the damage wrought on the region's economy by prospects of a Greek exit and a lack of progress in tackling the debt crisis. A meeting of European Union leaders, who have been advised by senior officials to prepare contingency plans in case Greece decides to quit the single currency, shed no new light on what euro zone nations plan to do, leaving the threat of a Greek exit hanging over the markets. ...
 
BMW to appeal $163 mln Swiss antitrust fine

A logo of BMW is pictured before the German luxury carmaker BMW annual shareholders meeting at the company's headquarters in MunichFRANKFURT (Reuters) - BMW , the world's biggest premium carmaker, plans to appeal a fine from the Swiss Competition Commission amounting to 156 million Swiss franc ($163 million) within the legal deadline of one month. "We categorically reject the accusations, the argumentation and the amount of the fine," said a spokeswoman for the company, adding that BMW adhered to all laws governing both Switzerland and the European Economic Area. ...


 
As rivals falter, Lenovo has emerging market edge

Boxes containing Lenovo desktop computers are seen in an office in KievHONG KONG (Reuters) - With home turf advantage in the world's biggest computer market and a foothold in major emerging economies, China's Lenovo Group is looking to turn market share into profit, heaping more pressure on U.S. rivals Hewlett-Packard Co and Dell Inc. Concern that global tech spending, particularly in the developed world, is weakening faster than expected has battered Dell shares and prompted HP to axe some 27,000 jobs. To counter weakness in consumer spending in major cities in the world's second-largest economy, Lenovo is Casting its net wider. ...


 
S.Africa rand weakens, caution ahead of rates decision
JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - The rand weakened against the dollar and was expected to remain on the back foot ahead of a monetary policy decision later on Thursday, with investors cautious as they wait to hear the central bank's thinking on the outlook for growth and inflation. All 31 economists surveyed by Reuters said the central bank's Monetary Policy Committee would opt to keep rates at 5.5 percent to help a fragile economy instead of acting on inflation. ...
 
Exports, consumer demand fuel German growth

Construction investment fail by 1.3 percentStrong exports and consumer demand helped the German economy, Europe's biggest, steer clear of recession in the first three months of this year, official data showed on Thursday.


 
China shares end down as PMI data sparks growth worries
SHANGHAI (Reuters) - Chinese shares ended down 0.5 percent on Thursday as a private survey pointing to a further weakening of China's manufacturing sector sparked fresh worries over the health of the world's second-largest economy, traders said. The Shanghai Composite Index finished at 2,351 points, extending a 0.4 percent fall on Wednesday. The HSBC Flash Purchasing Managers Index, the earliest indicator of the strength of China's industrial sector, retreated to 48.7 in May from 49.3 the month before, pointing to lingering weakness even as policymakers seek to shore up growth. ...
 
Rio Tinto chief dismisses China 'doom'

Sam Walsh, executive director of mining giant Rio Tinto and CEO of Iron Ore & AustraliaGlobal mining giant Rio Tinto said it was not worried by talk of China's economy slowing and would press ahead with plans to expand its iron ore business, saying signs were robust on the ground.


 
Vietnam inflation slows as economy cools

Vietnam's economic growth weakened to 4.0 percent in the first quarter of 2012 -- the lowest in three yearsVietnamese inflation has eased to a single-digit figure for the first time in a year, according to official data, in the latest sign of an economic slowdown in the communist state.


 
S.Africa keen to replace Iranian crude with Nigerian

Nelson Mandela is hospitalised in Johannesburg, South AfricaCAPE TOWN (Reuters) - South Africa is looking to source more oil from Nigeria, its deputy president said on Wednesday, suggesting Pretoria is moving to cut crude imports from Iran to avoid looming U.S. sanctions. Africa's biggest economy imports a quarter of its crude from Iran, but has come under Western pressure to cut the shipments as part of sanctions designed to halt Tehran's suspected pursuit of nuclear weapons. ...


 
Oil rises slightly off 7-month lows near $90
Oil bounced slightly off seven-month lows near $90 a barrel Thursday in Asia amid signs China's economy is continuing to slow.
 
Rio Tinto sticks to bold iron ore expansion plans

Rio Tinto's Iron Ore Chief Executive Officer Walsh smiles during his speech at the Asia Society Sustainability lunch in central SydneySYDNEY (Reuters) - Rio Tinto is maintaining its plan to substantially increase iron ore production over the coming years, saying its global output capacity could almost double to 450 million metric tons (496.04 million tons) by 2016 from current levels. Rio, along with other big diversified miners including BHP Billiton , Vale and AngloAmerican , are beefing up iron ore divisions in anticipation of long-term demand for the steel-making ingredient, even as slowing economic growth in top consumer China casts doubt on near-term consumption. Rio, the world's No. ...


 
Asia stocks down as Europe holds another summit

A trader watches a monitor at a foreign exchange market in Tokyo, Thursday, May 24, 2012. Asian stock markets struggled to make headway Thursday as the lack of a breakthrough in Europe's attempts to shake off its debt crisis kept sentiment gloomy. Japan's benchmark Nikkei 225 was marginally down at 8,550.62. (AP Photo/Shizuo Kambayashi)Asian stock markets faltered Thursday as the lack of a breakthrough in Europe's attempts to shake off its debt crisis kept sentiment gloomy.


 
New Zealand curbs spending in quest for surplus

New Zealand had its long-term foreign currency rating downgraded a notch to "AA" from "AA+" last SeptemberNew Zealand said it would contain spending to try to put the government's books back in the black within three years, while also fostering growth in the struggling economy.


 
TSX ends up 1 percent as gold miners rally

Toronto Stock Exchange logo is seen in TorontoTORONTO (Reuters) - Canada's main stock index advanced for the second straight day on Wednesday, rallying with gold and base-metal mining shares to dig itself out of an early hole as mounting fears about the euro zone economy and China rattled markets. The index surged nearly 300 points, or 2.6 percent, after nearly hitting a 2012 low at 11,260.04 early on Wednesday as worries about Greece's possible exit from the euro zone sparked a broad sell-off in equities. The rebound was led by the gold mining subgroup, which jumped more than 4. ...


 
Asia stocks mixed as Europe holds another summit
Asian stock markets struggled to make headway Thursday as the lack of a breakthrough in Europe's attempts to shake off its debt crisis kept sentiment gloomy.
 
China's Cabinet promises to boost economy

In this April 13, 2012 photo, a department store employee, dressed as the Chinese God of Fortune, waits to hand out coupons packed in red envelopes, used by Chinese to pack monetary gifts, at a commercial street in central Beijing, China. China's Cabinet promised Wednesday, May 23, 2012, to step up efforts to reverse a steep slowdown in the world's second-largest economy and said it would encourage private investment in energy and other state-dominated industries. (AP Photo/Alexander F. Yuan)China's Cabinet promised Wednesday to step up efforts to reverse a steep slowdown in the world's second-largest economy and said it would encourage private investment in energy and other state-dominated industries.


 
EU members among most open trading nations: study
GENEVA (Reuters) - European Union member countries and their close partners in north and central Europe make up 12 of the 20 nations that are most open to international trade, according to a report issued on Wednesday. The Geneva-based World Economic Forum, in the latest update of its Enabling Trade Index, which is compiled every two years, put the United States at No. 23, down from 19 in 2010. Fellow trade giant China dropped from 48th to 56th place, and would-be powerhouse Russia was way down the rankings at 112th place. ...
 
Comments after EU leaders' summit
BRUSSELS (Reuters) - European leaders discussed ways to revive their economies on Wednesday night, with growth and jobs on the agenda along with the situation in Greece. Following are comments by EU leaders and officials after the talks ended early on Thursday: EU LEADERS' STATEMENT ON GREECE: "We discussed the political and economic situation in Greece. We want Greece to remain in the euro area while respecting its commitments. "We are fully aware of the significant efforts already made by the Greek citizens. ...
 

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