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Global markets and businesses big and small opened the week to a landscape seemingly altered by the coronavirus pandemic. A host of retail chains have shut their doors or diminished hours of business. Banks are taking steps to keep cash on hand, lots of it. Markets in Asia, Europe and the U.S. are plunging. |
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Asia's top oil refiner Sinopec has said Monday that its Guangzhou refinery is able to produce very low-sulphur fuel oil (VLSFO) for the marine bunker fuel market. The 1,600 metric tonne (mt) cargo was Guangzhou's first batch of VLSFO production and was delivered to the storage tank at Sinopec Fuel.... |
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TOKYO Millions of people began holing up at home, stocking up on supplies and keeping a wary eye on how close they got to friends and neighbors as fear of the coronavirus spread to more places around the world Monday. Resorts closed on the Las Vegas strip. Restaurants offered only take-out, if they were open at all. |
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TOKYO (AP) — Millions of people began holing up at home, stocking up on supplies and keeping a wary eye on how close they got to friends and neighbors as fear of the coronavirus spread to more places around the world Monday. Resorts closed on the Las Vegas strip. Restaurants offered only take-out, if they were open at all. |
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BEIJING. * Asia's top oil refinery Sinopec said on Monday that its Guangzhou refinery is able to produce very low-sulphur fuel oil (VLSFO) for the marine bunker fuel market. * The 1,600-tonne cargo was Guangzhou's first batch of VLSFO production and was delivered to the storage tank at Sinopec Fuel Oil Sales Co via pipeline. |
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SHAH ALAM (THE STAR/ASIA NEWS NETWORK) - Allegation that the current Federal Government is a backdoor government, or was formed after a power seizure is baseless, says Selangor Ruler Sultan Sharafuddin Idris Shah. "We recently saw the change of administration in the Federal Government led by.... |
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Follow AP coverage of the virus outbreak at and https://apnews.com/UnderstandingtheOutbreak A woman wearing a face mask walks near workers wearing protective gears preparing to spray disinfectant as a precaution against the new coronavirus in Seoul, South Korea, Monday, March 16, 2020. |
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Indonesia posted a larger-than-expected trade surplus in February with exports surging and imports contracting amid disruptions in global supply chains due to the coronavirus outbreak, data from the statistics bureau showed.
Southeast Asia's largest economy had a $2. |
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By Yi Wei Wong Indonesia's swung to a trade surplus in February as exports rose while imports fell sharply. Southeast Asia's largest economy posted a trade surplus of about $2.34 billion, official data showed Monday. The surplus was larger compared with the $765.6 million deficit forecast by a Wall Street Journal poll of economists. |
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Southeast Asian stock markets tumbled on Monday, with Malaysia hitting a near ten-year low, as drastic policy measures by the U.S. Federal Reserve did little to soothe investor nerves over the lightning spread of the coronavirus.
The Fed on Sunday cut interest rates to near-zero levels and pledged.... |
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The latest report on the Portable Radio Communication Equipment Market consists of an analysis of this industry and its segments. As per the report, the market is estimated to gain significant returns and register substantial y-o-y growth during the forecast period. |
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A woman wearing a face mask walks near workers wearing protective gears preparing to spray disinfectant as a precaution against the new coronavirus in Seoul, South Korea, Monday, March 16, 2020. For most people, the new coronavirus causes only mild or moderate symptoms, such as fever and cough. |
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(Bloomberg) -- Mahathir Mohamad, the former premier who steered Malaysia’s recovery from the 1997 Asian financial crisis, expects the current coronavirus pandemic to hit the global economy even harder. “This is worse than the financial crisis,” he said in a Bloomberg Television interview with Haslinda Amin. |
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"The recent oil price crash will only impact long-term contract discussions if these low prices persist for an extended period of time," said Jeff Moore, Asia manager at S&P Global Platts Analytics. "On one hand, it showcases that oil-indexed contracts do have access to periods of relatively inexpensive prices. |
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TOKYO (AP) — Millions of people began holing up at home, stocking up on supplies and keeping a wary eye on how close they got to friends and neighbors as fear of the coronavirus spread to more places around the world Monday. Resorts closed on the Las Vegas strip. Restaurants offered only take-out, if they were open at all. |
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Follow AP coverage of the virus outbreak at and https://apnews.com/UnderstandingtheOutbreak A woman wearing a face mask walks near workers wearing protective gears preparing to spray disinfectant as a precaution against the new coronavirus in Seoul, South Korea, Monday, March 16, 2020. |
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Pedestrians pass a stock markets board in Tokyo (16 March 2020). Stock markets in Asia have fallen even after central banks around the world announced a coordinated effort to ease the effects of the coronavirus. The US Federal Reserve cut interest rates to almost zero and launched a $700bn stimulus programme. |
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TOKYO (AP) — Millions of people began holing up at home, stocking up on supplies and keeping a wary eye on how close they got to friends and neighbors as fear of the coronavirus spread to more places around the world Monday. Resorts closed on the Las Vegas strip. Restaurants offered only take-out, if they were open at all. |
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Investors remain uneasy as trading in Asia begins. Futures on the S&P 500 and crude oil prices signaled continued pessimism about the outlook for the economy at the start of trading in Asia on Monday, after the Federal Reserve took emergency measures to address the economic slowdown taking hold in the United States. |
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TOKYO – Millions of people began holing up at home, stocking up on supplies and keeping a wary eye on how close they got to friends and neighbors as fear of the coronavirus spread to more places around the world Monday. Resorts closed on the Las Vegas strip. Restaurants offered only take-out, if they were open at all. |
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TOKYO – Millions of people began holing up at home, stocking up on supplies and keeping a wary eye on how close they got to friends and neighbors as fear of the coronavirus spread to more places around the world Monday. Resorts closed on the Las Vegas strip. Restaurants offered only take-out, if they were open at all. |
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TOKYO (AP) — Millions of people began holing up at home, stocking up on supplies and keeping a wary eye on how close they got to friends and neighbors as fear of the coronavirus spread to more places around the world Monday. Resorts closed on the Las Vegas strip. Restaurants offered only take-out, if they were open at all. |
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