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added: 14-08-2008

Asian stockmarkets dropped yesterday, driving the region's main index to a two-year low, after Japan's economy contracted and companies reported weaker profit growth. The Japanese slowdown, the Chinese bear market, more write-offs in the US banking industry and poorly received profits in Australia were the main drivers behind a sharper than expected loss across the region yesterday.
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added: 14-08-2008

New research by Christopher J. Mayer, Paul Milstein Professor of Real Estate and Senior Vice Dean at Columbia Business School, shows that a rise in mortgage rates has had a significant negative impact on house prices throughout the U.S., reducing prices by more than 10 percent.
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added: 14-08-2008

Over the last year, the crisis in the inter-bank market, and the soaring prices of oil and other raw materials, have tended to obscure several other important trends. In most of the developing world (i.e. the vast majority of the countries whose banking industries are surveyed by BMI), lending has been growing quickly. In many emerging markets, inflationary pressures have been boosted by a rapid increase in credit. In a number of emerging markets, macro-economic imbalances are evident.
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added: 14-08-2008

Mobile data traffic is soaring. This is due to the capped mobile data services now on offer in the market by Optus (Virgin Mobile), Vodafone and Hutchison ‘3’. By far the largest growth market will be in mobile email. With the benefit of uncapped prices customers will check their web mail more frequently and this will begin to effect SMS usage. Slowly but surely prices are coming down and opening up new mass markets.
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added: 14-08-2008

Tax Foundation President Scott Hodge released the latest Tax Foundation "Fiscal Fact" in response to a new study from the Organisation for Economic Co-Operation and Development (OECD). The OECD study shows that for the 17th consecutive year, the average rate of corporate taxes in non-U.S. countries fell while the U.S. corporate tax rate stayed the same.
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added: 14-08-2008

Fitch Ratings says in a special report that the Czech banking sector has proved resilient to the global market slowdown since the summer in 2007. The operating environment is, however, expected to deteriorate slightly due to slower economic growth in the Czech Republic and its major export countries.
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added: 13-08-2008

The U.S. Import Price Index increased 1.7 percent in July, the Bureau of Labor Statistics of the U.S. Department of Labor reported, after a 2.9 percent rise in June. Both petroleum and nonpetroleum prices contributed to the advance, increasing 4.0 percent and 0.9 percent, respectively. Export prices rose 1.4 percent in July following a 1.0 percent advance the previous month.
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added: 13-08-2008

A new analysis by Juniper Research forecasts that Service Provider revenues, derived from mobile money transfer services and remittances, will exceed $5bn globally by 2013 - based on the commissions and charges that they will acquire from the gross value of money transactions made, both domestically within countries and internationally.
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added: 13-08-2008

China revealed a third month of slowing inflation in July, as the price controls imposed by the central government and intense competition seemingly trimmed the sharp rise in wholesale price inflation experienced by producers, manufacturers and wholesalers in the same month.
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added: 13-08-2008

By the end of 2007, the number of networked ATM machines has reached 123,000 units in China, where the compound average growth rate of ATM machines was 20.22% in the past five years, and meanwhile China's total number of ATM machines has reached 138.000 units.
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