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AP - A steep rally on Wall Street came too late Thursday to spur most world markets, although Latin American shares benefited from the buying spree in battered U.S. stocks.
Comments Off AFP - The European Union, United States and Canada said Thursday they had settled their WTO dispute with China over Beijing's restrictions on foreign financial news providers working in the country.
Comments Off AP - German Chancellor Angela Merkel has insisted before a summit of world leaders to address the global financial crisis that there can be "no more blind spots" in international markets.
Comments Off AFP - Russia's President Dmitry Medvedev proposed a new partnership with the European Union on Thursday, breezing past differences over Georgia to urge cooperation on global financial reform.
Comments Off AP - Russia's battered stock markets suffered another chaotic day of trading Thursday, as regulators shut the exchanges in response to falling share prices, then reopened them a practice that is wearing thin with investors.
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