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- 'Made in China' - but for how long?
- Housing prices 'to fall in Q4'
- Scramble to contain oil pipeline spill
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- Exchange rate hits a 5-year record
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SHANGHAI — China's stocks rose, sending the benchmark index to the highest in two months, after the central bank said it will keep a "moderately loose" monetary policy and steelmakers rallied on improving earnings prospects.
SHANGHAI — China's stocks rose, extending gains for the benchmark index to 11 percent from this year's low, as a jump in industrial profits and the prospects for increased spending and tourism boosted the domestic economic outlook.
BANGKOK — Rubber advanced to the highest level in more than two weeks on speculation that demand may climb as Asian equity markets gained and the Japanese currency declined.
SHANGHAI — Tin, the best performing industrial metal this year, climbed to the highest level since the collapse of Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc in September 2008 as shrinking inventories signaled steady demand.
SINGAPORE — Wheat futures fell for a third day on speculation that a recent rally may have been excessive. Corn and soybean futures also declined.
NEW YORK — Mutual funds, pensions and endowments are spending more on stocks than at any time since the start of the bull market, just as individuals grow the most pessimistic in a year.
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