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Euro campaigners point to inward investment fall

UK - Pro-euro campaigners yesterday claimed that exclusion from the single currency was beginning to hit the economy, with the news that Britain's share of European inward investment projects had fallen sharply to 21 per cent in the first half of this…

BOK site flooded with Netizen visitors

SOUTH KOREA - The Bank of Korea (BOK) is drawing more interest in cyberspace, with the BOK reporting that its web site has recorded a monthly average of about 134,000 hits so far this year, twice as much as two years ago.

Shadow Group tells Fed to end rate cuts

US - In studying the Federal Reserve for six decades, Anna Schwartz has witnessed some of the Fed's most aggressive interest rate reductions, such as those after the Korean War, before Richard Nixon's re-election and during Ronald Reagan's second year of…

Fourth Bank member alludes to rate cut

UK - Kate Barker last night became the fourth member of the Bank of England's monetary policy committee in a week to hint at approval for future interest rate cuts. Her hint came in a speech to bankers and economists in Edinburgh.

Soiled notes turn to paper bricks!

INDIA - The Gujarat headquarters of the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has installed a Rs 2 crore note-shredder imported from the Netherlands at its regional head-office near Gandhi bridge, said regional director, RBI-Gujarat VS Das.

Very short excerpt from Dallas Fed speech

SPEECH - An excerpt (very short) from speeches by Bob McTeer, President and CEO, Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas before the Texas Economic Development Council and Best Southwest Partnership, Dallas, Texas, 20 September.

Rate cut row mars summit

GERMANY - The European Union has called for the European Central Bank (ECB) to take "further decisive action" in easing monetary policy in order to boost the eurozone's economy.

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