• Dollar Rises Against Euro, Kiwi, Aussie in Early Trades on Risk Aversion

      01/01/1900
    The U.S. dollar advanced against the
    euro, the Australian and New Zealand currencies, extending gains
    from last week that had come amid concern Europe’s sovereign-
    debt crisis will worsen.  
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  • Inflation control remains top priority: PM Dung

      01/01/1900
    Prime Minister Nguyen Tan Dung has
    outlined the key task for the remaining months of the year – to continue
    with a tightened monetary policy while allowing credit for production –
    in order to achieve the goals of containing inflation and maintaining a
    rational growth of around 6 percent.
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  • Global Polyurethane market to reach 9.6 mln tons by 2015

      01/01/1900
    MDI
    (Methylene diphenyl diisocyanate) and TDI (Toluene diisocyanate) are
    diisocyanates that are primarily used as raw materials for
    polyurethanes. Polyurethanes are some of the most versatile polymers in
    existence today  
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  • Molding a Future for Plastics Enterprises

    12:00 AM @ 01/01/1900
    (VEN) - Vietnam’s plastics products
    are well-received by local market and exported to more than 55 countries
    and territories all over the world. The export value of the plastics
    sector totaled US$1.5 billion in 2010. The industry from 2005-2010
    experienced an annual growth rate of 20-25 per cent, making it one of
    the fastest-growing industries in Viet Nam. However, it is facing a
    number of difficulties as the same as other sectors.
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  • Gold Set to End Longest Winning Run in Four Years, Dropping 7% From Record

      01/01/1900
    Gold headed for a weekly decline,
    snapping its longest winning streak in more than four years, as
    some investors sold the metal after equities rebounded and
    futures margins were raised for a second time this month.  
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