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| BP Deal Regains Reserves Lost in Post-Spill Sales at Half Price BusinessWeek By Brian Swint Jan. 16 (Bloomberg) -- BP Plc's $7.8 billion share swap with OAO Rosneft will replace almost all the reserves it sold to pay for the Gulf of Mexico spill at less than half price. Rosneft's market value prices its oil and gas reserves at ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Merkel Says German Deficit Reduction Has 'Absolute Priority' Bloomberg By Rainer Buergin - Sat Jan 15 15:55:46 GMT 2011 German Chancellor Angela Merkel said her coalition is in agreement that deficit reduction takes "absolute priority" over tax cuts, which may only be granted to some low and medium-income earners if there ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Munis: What to Do Now Wall Street Journal By BEN LEVISOHN, JANE J. KIM And ELEANOR LAISE The prices of municipal bonds are plunging to depths last seen during the financial crisis. At least one high-profile analyst is predicting widespread defaults. And a big asset manager is putting its ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| German Note Yields Advance Most in 17 Months on Rates Outlook Bloomberg By Lukanyo Mnyanda - Sat Jan 15 07:00:01 GMT 2011 German two-year government notes declined, with yields posting their biggest weekly increase in 17 months, as investors increased bets the European Central Bank will raise interest rates this year to ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Bank of China aims to keep loan-growth rate MarketWatch By MarketWatch (Adds Xiao's comments on loans and backgrounds about China's efforts to rein in credit growth.) BEIJING (MarketWatch) -- State-owned Bank of China Ltd. (3988.HK, BACHY) aims to keep a double-digit percentage loan growth this year, ... See all stories on this topic » |
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