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08/26/2010
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Repsol May Take Brazil Unit Public Before Petrobras Offering, Lawyer Says
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08/17/2010
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Soros Sells All Petrobras Stock as Capital Concern Sparks 24% Share Plunge
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08/17/2010
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Argentine Peso Slide to Ease as JPMorgan Pares Forecast on Soy Export Jump
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08/17/2010
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Argentina Government Forecasts 8.4% GDP Growth This Year, Nacion Reports
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08/17/2010
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Argentina to Place Price, Sales Limits on Fuels Amid Shortage
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08/13/2010
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08/13/2010
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Argentina Statistics Agency Reform to Raise Debt Costs, El Cronista Says
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Petrobras Finds Natural Gas, Oil in Onshore Well in Espirito Santo Basin
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08/13/2010
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Doubting Meirelles Rate Increases Lets Brazil Raise Record Local Funding
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08/13/2010
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Sinopec Shanghai Restarts Catalytic Cracker After Three-Week Maintenance
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- 09/06/2010
- US demand for degradable plastics to grow 16.6%
- US demand for degradable plastics is set to grow 16.6% per year to 325 million pounds (147.7 million kilos) by 2014, giving the market a value of $380m, according to a new Freedonia report.
- 09/06/2010
- Mexico molders too dependent on used machines
- Hector Moreno, managing director of Krauss Maffei de México S de RL de CV, believes a more serious problem for the Mexican plastics industry than plastic bag bans is the importation of used machinery, primarily from the United States.
- 09/06/2010
- Default Risk Tumbles Most in World on Fernandez Economy: Argentina Credit
- Argentina’s bond risk is falling the fastest of any country as South America’s second-biggest economy heads toward its largest expansion since 1992, increasing the government’s ability to pay its debt.
