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| | | ... says. NEW DELHI - Mining giant Rio Tinto plans to invest $US2 billion ($A1.87 billion) in an iron ore project in eastern India in what it says will be Australia's "largest investment" in the South Asian nation. NEW DELHI - Anglo-Australian mining giant ... |
| | | | ... leading financial services firm in Asia, while RBS has offices in 11 countries across the region, including in Australia, India and China. RBS last week announced net losses of almost GBP2 billion in 2011, almost double the loss from the previous year ... |
| | | | ... spirits, while traders were also confident Greece would soon reach a deal with creditors to slash its debt. With China and India on Wednesday posting strong growth in manufacturing last month, and Europe and the United States following suit, analysts ... |
| | | | ... Australian and Global Economics at the UNSW Australian School of Business, said China, South East Asia and increasingly India, remain extremely important for Australian business in 2012. "When Bernanke [Ben, chair of the US Federal Reserve] talked about ... |
| | | | ... still high for the world's second largest economy at 8.2% and 8.8% for 2012 and 2013 respectively. Similarly growth for India remains strong at 7% and 7.3% for the next two years. Responding to the IMF update, Wayne Swan said that while Australia was ... |
| | | | ... offshore. Amid the tightening demand came news this morning that NSW premier Barry O'Farrell will lead trade missions to China, India and the UAE this year to drum up investor interest in NSW infrastructure projects. While semi-government bonds may form ... |
| | | | ... to developing countries have fallen sharply". It also noted that growth in major developing countries such as Brazil and India and slowed "significantly" due to policy tightening "in order to combat rising inflationary pressures". "As a result, and despite ... |
| | | | ... 0.7 per cent as Ernst and Young forecast steel output growth of around 6.7 per cent in 2012, driven by rising demand from India and China. BHP Billiton added one per cent to $37.35 while Rio Tinto rose 0.4 per cent to $66.83. Lynas Corporation was among ... |
| | | | ... national conference backed Prime Minister Julia Gillard's plan to remove the party platform's ban on uranium exports to India. Paladin Energy was up 5.5 cents, or 3.3 per cent, at $1.725 and Energy Resources was up 12.5 cents, or 8.7 per cent, at $1.555. ... |
| | | | ... inflation will remain manageable, as the government reported seeking for alternative sources from Vietnam, Cambodia and India," noted Mandiri Investasi. The Sukuk issue is being handled by Citi, HSBC and Standard Chartered, reported Finance Asia. |
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