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IOL: Only few hundred march during strike
The public service strike that was meant to attract thousands of government workers to Mary Fitzgerald Square in central Joburg fell short of expectations.
IOL: Home Affairs offices coped during strike
The strike by the Public Service Association has had no major impact on essential services rendered by the Department of Home Affairs, according to spokesperson Ronnie Mamoepa.
IOL: Public service workers walk off the job
Thousands of public service workers have downed tools - and union leaders believe the strike could set the stage for nearly a million workers to do the same next week.
Financial Times: Japan recovery shows signs of slowing down
The Japanese economic recovery showed signs of slowing down, as fresh data revealed an unexpected rise in the unemployment rate and a drop in industrial production amid the country's ongoing battle with deflation
Financial Times: Cameron escapes diplomatic crisis with Pakistan
David Cameron, the UK prime minister, narrowly escaped a full-blown diplomatic crisis when Pakistan reluctantly buried its outrage at his warning to stop "promoting terror" during a visit to arch-rival India.
Financial Times: Cameron needs more subtlety on subcontinent
David Cameron has led the largest official delegation to India since its independence from Britain 63 years ago. By doing so, he has tested Britain's place in the world, and how far it has travelled since 1947
Financial Times: Security forces kill Mexican drug lord
Mexican security forces have killed a leading figure in one of the country's most powerful drugs cartels, army officials have confirmed
Financial Times: Ex-CIA chief downplays claims of China 'cyberwar'
Retired CIA chief MichaelHayden added his voice to an effort by the Obama administration and its allies to damp down talk of a "cyberwar" with China
Financial Times: NY lawmaker faces trial on ethics charges
Accusations by House of Representatives investigators that Charles Rangel committed 13 violations are a blow to the Democrats as the midterm congressional elections loom
Financial Times: US army suicide rate exceeds national average
The suicide rate in the US army now exceeds the rate across the US as a whole, with an increasing number of active duty soldiers taking their lives due to stress, according to an in-depth army study
A look at global economic developments (AP)
Alphabet Soup Goes Cold As GSI, LSI, PMI Stumble
Paper Makers Put Together A Rally
Expedia Profits Speed As Travel Comes Back
Avis, Hertz Play Bumper Cars For Dollar Thrifty
Software & Services Stumble
Red Ink Rules Out Leap For Quantum
Covance Clipped After Cutting Guidance
Low Rates are Squeezing Bank Profits
Tom Keene's Econo Chat

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·Global stocks flat as rally runs out of steam
Global Markets Overview: Investors are turning very selective about risk, as shares decline while some currency markets embrace chancier assets
·Chocolatier sees cocoa prices staying high
Barry Callebaut chief warned prices could stay at current high levels for the foreseeable future because of continued demand pressure and scarce supply
·BIS gold swaps mystery is unravelled
Deals that sparked fall were ‘mutually beneficial’
·Swap rates fall below Treasury yields
The relationship between government bonds and swaps has dislocated this week for only the second time, largely as a result of the burst of bond issuance from banks
·Gilts lose lustre for overseas investors
Flight from eurozone risk to UK government bonds is moderating
·Tech and consumer stocks weigh on Wall St
US equities closed down after a choppy day where early gains were erased by plummeting technology and consumer staples stocks
·Prudential gains amid talk of strategic review
Weak earnings news from the US countered strong figures from UK companies to send the FTSE 100 slightly lower
·Dollar lower as carry trade returns
The Federal Reserve’s cautious outlook for the world’s biggest economy sends the dollar to a three-month low on a trade-weighted basis, as further fragile data adds to concern
·Copper gains ground as supplies tighten
Base metals prices rise to near a three-month high, lifted by greater appetite for risk and tight supply of some ores
·Profit-taking and forecasts damp Europe
A rally in telecoms companies had put the eurozone core back into positive territory in early trading, but a poor performance on Wall Street later hit confidence

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·Swap rates fall below Treasury yields
The relationship between government bonds and swaps has dislocated this week for only the second time, largely as a result of the burst of bond issuance from banks
·Gilts lose lustre for overseas investors
Flight from eurozone risk to UK government bonds is moderating
·US municipal debt fears may be overdone
Rob Carnell, at ING, says that though state and local finances have been hit hard, it is a manageable problem and of limited scale compared to Federal debt
·Interactive timeline: Greek debt crisis
Track the progress of the Greek debt crisis in this interactive timeline
·Surge in German consumer confidence
Germans have become less worried about unemployment than at any time in the past two years, triggering a surge in consumer confidence in Europe's largest economy
·Banks plan for loss of eurozone member
The International Swaps and Derivatives Association has asked some members to plan what to do if a European country has to leave the euro
·US muni bond yields approach record lows
Many local borrowers allowed access to cheap financing in spite of their recent fiscal troubles
·Credit Suisse issues new hybrid bonds
Finance directors take a bullish line on likelihood regulators will continue to allow these controversial bonds to count towards top-notch tier one capital
·Europe gets a lift from stress test optimism
A turning point may have been reached and there are signs of hope the worst there may be over for Europe. But the focus is shifting to America
·Eurozone sovereign debt
Yields on the government bonds of the weakest eurozone members are tightening, but debt rescheduling is becoming the elephant in the room

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