New SARS case is seen having limited impact on Asian markets

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Singapore reported a new case of the SARS virus, causing investors to take profits in Asian equity markets over the last two sessions. However, the report is not expected to lead in an extended selloff in the region.

Singapore, Asia, Diseases, Severe acute respiratory syndrome

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EU-financing arm offers bonds

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The European Investment Bank has issued a bond offering valued at 5 billion euros over a five-year period. The bank will set the price of the bonds at 0.23 percentage points over German government bonds.

International Affairs, European Investment Bank, Bonds, Bonds (Securities), European Union. European Investment Bank

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Deutsche Borse kicks off share buyback, cost cuts

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Deutsche Borse AG announced a share buyback along with a cost-reduction initiative that targets savings of as much as $138.8 mil per year by 2010. The firm's shares rose 2.7% after the announcement.

Strategy & planning, Security brokers and dealers, Capital Management-Stock Repurchase, Planning, Germany, Deutsche Borse AG, Company business planning, Stock redemption

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