• EPA CO2 rules could boost nuclear power

      27/06/2014
    The Environmental Protection Agency's recently released plan to
    reduce carbon dioxide emissions from existing power plants could provide
    a boost to nuclear power.  
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  • Vietnam may further devalue dong in 2014

      27/06/2014
    The dong may be depreciated by additional 1 percent later
    this year, if policy makers feel it is necessary, HSBC said in a
    statement issued on Thursday, betting on a relatively stable dong for
    the coming months.

    The outlook for the dong
    should be relatively stable in the coming time, given the better
    balance of flows and build-up of foreign exchange reserves, HSBC said.
    It warned, however, that lower real interest rates could pose a risk if
    demand and inflation start to pick up.
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  • Oil prices push CPI up by 0.3% in June

      27/06/2014
    The country's consumer price index (CPI) inched up 0.3 per cent in
    June as against May amid a petroleum and gas price hike, according to
    the General Statistics Office (GSO).  
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  • Petrol prices reach record highs in Vietnam

      27/06/2014
    Petroleum traders in Vietnam have decided to increase petrol prices
    by VND330 per litre, to VND25,230, the highest they have ever been.  
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  • Maverick politician puts Australia's CO2 emission plans in doubt

      26/06/2014
    Australian mining magnate, and independent member of parliament, Clive
    Palmer Wednesday threw the federal government's plans to replace the
    country's carbon tax with a new emissions reduction system into
    disarray.  
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