KPMG to Oversee Companies Caught Up in Alleged Nickel Fraud

SINGAPOREHANOI, May 4 Reuters KPMG has been appointed by Singapores High Court as the interim judicial manager for companies caught up in an alleged bogus nickel trading scheme, the accounting firm said on Tuesday. The alleged fraud, one of Singapores biggest, centres around a former managing director of trading companies Envy Global Trading and inactive […]
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German 10Year Bond Yields Hold below 13Month Highs

LONDON, May 4 Reuters Most 10year government bond yields in the euro area were steady on Tuesday, holding below 13month highs on hopes that world central banks will not rush into tapering their massive stimulus schemes. New York Fed President John Williams said late on Monday that the recovery so far is not nearly enough […]
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Stocks Struggle amid COVID19 Surges

LONDON, May 4 Reuters Emerging market stocks struggled to make headway on Tuesday as Taiwan and India wrestled with rising COVID19 infections, with the latter seeing cases surge past 20 million. Taiwans main stock index, one of the strongest performers in Asia so far this year, was 1.7 down in a second consecutive day of […]
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Fed Digs a Hole for the Dollar

The dollar added 0.1 by the European open, having almost completely recovered from the decline the day before. The recent pull into the dollar is well matched by the slippage in stock markets. Since the start of last week, the SP500 has slowed markedly and turned to decline by the weeks end. A corresponding decline […]
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Worlds Biggest Coal Port Loan Price Linked to Social Goals

SYDNEY, May 4 Reuters Australias Port of Newcastle has signed a A515 million 398 million loan with National Australia Bank NAB that links interest payments to nonmandatory social and environmental targets, the companies said. The worlds largest coal port will pay less if certain targets are met, including reducing its direct and indirect greenhouse gas […]
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