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Food-fuel surge puts poor countries at "tipping point" : IMF (4/7 17:34)
Poor countries are increasingly threatened by the surging food and fuel prices, which is eating up reserves and seriously frustrating poverty reduction efforts, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) said in a broad 162-country survey.

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Brazil seeks to triple exports to China by 2010 (4/7 17:35)
The Brazilian government yesterday launched a China Agenda program aimed at boosting bilateral trade between the two countries, said an official of the Ministry of Development.

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Sinopec denies cancellation of state refinery subsidies, tax rebates (4/7 17:36)
Sinopec Group, China's top refiner, denied yesterday the market talk that the government would stop subsidizing the company or cancel import tax rebates, local media reported today.

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  • Malaysia's oil company plans bigger capital expenditure in Venezuela
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  • Sinopec denies cancellation of state refinery subsidies, tax rebates
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  • Brazil seeks to triple exports to China by 2010
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  • European Central Bank raises key rate to 4.25%
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  • Hong Kong monetary chief calls for reviewing financial stability arrangements
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  • US employers cut 62,000 jobs in June amid recession fears
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  • China discusses feasibility of large aircraft program
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  • Yu meets Mayor of London
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  • Party chief Yu encourages German industries to invest in Shanghai
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  • Global crisis blamed for low confidence: Australian PM
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