Topic: Macquarie Group
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China reports solid economic growth. Should we believe it?
China announced that GDP growth in the last quarter of 2011 was 8.9 percent, which suggests China will have a soft landing as its economy cools. But what's behind the numbers?
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Nintendo posts deep loss, shares plunge
Nintendo posted its latest quarter's dire results, causing traders to dump the stock. The sell-off sent the stock down more than 20 percent.
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TEPCO on shaky ground amid worries of nationalization
TEPCO shares were left untraded on a glut of sell orders amid concerns that the government would be nationalizing the company after the Fukushima nuclear plant disaster.
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Delicate balancing act for Beijing as Chinese yuan appreciates
Beijing unpegged the Chinese yuan from the dollar last weekend, leading to a half-point rise against the US currency this week. The value of China's currency has been a highly contentious issue with trade partners.
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China's buying spree in global fire sale
This month China bought stakes in French, Canadian, and Australian firms.
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China, taking advantage of global recession, goes on a buying spree
China's government is bargain-hunting internationally as the financial crisis pushes down prices of energy resources and assets.
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Asia defends currencies even as stocks fluctuate wildly
Large foreign-currency reserves and overhauled regulatory systems have helped stability. Investors also seem to be better targeting which currencies are at risk.
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China's economy cools
Its growth rate slowed to 9 percent in the third quarter as exports to the US and Europe start to slacken.
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Wall Street woes: why world's investors sit on sidelines
Job No. 1 for central bankers: restore confidence in markets.
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China's economic growth can soften U.S. slump
Emerging economies are now big enough to help but not save Western giants.
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