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Bank lending is a crucial part of China's monetary policy as the government tells commercial banks how much to lend and when to lend each year.
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The Dow tumbled more than 260 points Wednesday due to "jitters" in the U.S. stock market as concerns grow about a lackluster global economy.
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The Dow dropped more than 200 points in morning trading Tuesday after oil prices continued to hover around five-year lows.
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Putin's Visit To India: Will Deepening Russia-Pakistan Ties Be In Focus?
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WTO Reverses Much Of Ruling In Indian Challenge To US Steel Duties
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Japan Recession 2014: Why Abenomics Isn't Working
Abenomics, a three-pronged effort to expand Japan’s economy through monetary, fiscal and structural policies, hasn't been effective.
Dow Jones Industrial Average Drops More Than 100 Points As Crude Oil Prices Tumble
The Dow and S&P 500 dropped Monday as the energy sector tumbled after Morgan Stanley slashed its forecast for Brent crude.
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The nation's economic recovery has a lot less bounce than previous recoveries, at least from the carmakers' point of view.
China Slowdown Hits Domestic Auto Companies, But Foreign Makers Like GM Remain Unfazed
China, the world's largest, fastest-growing car market, is cooling a lot. Here's why foreign automakers remain bullish on long-term growth.
Wall Street Week Ahead: Dow Jones Industrial Average Flirts With 18,000 Milestone
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Shutdown, Tax Cuts, ISIS: What To Watch In Washington This Week
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Half Of Nearly $8B In Global Climate Funds Going To Just 10 Nations: Study
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Italy Downgrade Casts Gloom Over Euro Zone
One of ECB's longest standing policymakers said the euro zone economy was "experiencing a massive weakening."
UK Rate Rise In 2015 To Test High-Debt Households
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The ECB forecasts the eurozone economy will grow just 1 percent in 2015, as opposed to the 1.6 percent it projected three months ago.
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CBS and Dish Network agreed to restore service for subscribers ahead of headline weekend NCAA football and basketball action.
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US November Jobs Report Hides Hardships Of Temporary And Part-Time Workers
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Millennial Trends 2014: Wedding Industry Sees Shift To Older Customers As Fewer Young People Marry
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November Jobs Report: US Employment Rises By 321,000 Jobs
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UK Permanent Hiring Slows To 18-Month Low, Recruiters Say
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Narendra Modi's Ambitious Disinvestment Target: How Realistic Is It?
On Friday, India kicks off a fresh effort at selling the government's stakes in companies across sectors.
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