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Euro Reaches Four-Month Low as Schaeuble Says Crisis May Last San Francisco Chronicle The 17-nation currency reversed its losses as a technical indicator signaled its recent decline has come too fast. The dollar and yen were poised for weekly gains against most of their major counterparts as investors sought safer assets. and more »

AFP

IMF: Asian Policymakers Should Be Ready To Tighten As Overheating Pressures Emerge Wall Street Journal By Natasha Brereton-Fukui SINGAPORE (Dow Jones)--Asian officials should stand ready to recommence policy tightening in response to overheating pressures, while remaining vigilant to the severe risks that the region continues to face from a fragile ... IMF Says Asia Should Be Ready To Tighten PolicyNASDAQ Asia Should Be Ready to Tighten as Inflation Returns: IMFCNBC.com IMF warns that Europe's crisis could undo AsiaThe Australian all 160 news articles »

Bloomberg

IMF Says Myanmar Plans to Ease Trade Flows by End-2013 Bloomberg Myanmar plans to scrap all restrictions on international payments and transfers before the end of 2013, the International Monetary Fund said, making it easier for companies to buy and sell goods in the country. The government expects to complete the ... and more »

METALS-Copper rises after four-day slide, fragile gains Reuters The International Monetary Fund warned of "extremely expensive" consequences not just for Greece if the country were exit the currency bloc. * "At this point, the nervous tone still evident in the markets are telling us that the Europeans need to ... and more »

Thai GDP Contraction Eased on Post-Flood Recovery, Survey Shows Bloomberg The central bank left borrowing costs unchanged for a second meeting on May 2, and the International Monetary Fund said last week that Thailand should be ready to raise interest rates and exit fiscal stimulus when the recovery strengthens. and more »

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Zeti Says Greek Euro Exit Would Have 'Unimaginable' Consequences Bloomberg The ringgit fell 89 percent in the next six months as regional currencies plunged and investors fled the region, pushing Asian economies into recession and prompting Thailand, Indonesia and South Korea to turn to International Monetary Fund bailouts. and more »

Eurasia Review

Monetary Integration In ASEAN+3: The Next Steps - Analysis Eurasia Review The ASEAN+3 has taken a number of significant steps recently to further deepen monetary integration. The next steps should be to introduce a regional weighted currency basket and expand membership. By Pradumna B. Rana ON 3 May 2012, on the sidelines of ...

National Post

Crude Falls on China Data; Gold Declines: Commodities at Close Bloomberg Crude for June delivery fell as much as 74 cents to $103.14 a barrel in electronic trading on the New York Mercantile Exchange and was at $103.26 at 3:53 pm Singapore time. The contract climbed 1.1 percent to $103.88 on April 20, the highest close ... OIL FUTURES: Crude Oil Rangebound In Asia, Investors Await CuesWall Street Journal all 1,459 news articles »

Brent trades near 4-month low on Greece, possible oil release CNBC.com SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Brent crude slipped to a near four-month low on Thursday as investors shunned riskier assets following turmoil in Greece and the euro zone, while oil supplies could rise as G8 countries may tap emergency reserves ahead of ... and more »

Business Today

Asia Currency Options Least Bearish in Year on Yuan Risk BusinessWeek Developing Asian economies grew 7.8 percent in 2011, compared with 5.3 percent for central and eastern Europe and 4.5 percent for Latin America, according to the International Monetary Fund. The average cost of insuring emerging Asia's sovereign debt ... JPMorgan loss another headache for markets as Greece appears headed for ...Washington Post JPMorgan loss another headache for marketsBlueRidgeNow.com all 595 news articles »

Brent trades near 4-month low on Greece, possible oil

SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Brent crude slipped to a near four-month low on Thursday as investors shunned riskier assets following turmoil in Greece and the euro zone, while oil supplies could rise as G8 countries may tap emergency reserves ahead of sanctions on Iran in July. Greece faces a possible exit from the euro zone as it failed to form a government to implement austerity measures in exchange ...