The Business Times, 16 November 1994

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    14 1 SINGAPORE Business Times WE KNOW ASIA MITA(P) 010/12/93 Wednesday November 16 1994 75 c
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  • 2am LATEST
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      Lock icon Dow up 23 points
      64 1 AFP NEW YORK Wall Street share prices rose yesterday morning boosted by an easing of long-term rates on the bond market as the Federal Reserve met to discuss interest rates. At 11 am EST there was heavy trading with 105 million shares changing hands. At 1
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      Lock icon We'll ratify Gatt pact by year-end, say US, EU
      38 1 Reuter GENEVA The United States and European Union each reassured their trading partners yesterday that they expected to ratify the world trade treaty by year-end, trade diplomats said. Reuter
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    MARKET SUMMARY
    164 1 Stock market indices Tuesday Change STll 2,341.18 +14.24 KLSEComp 1,069.74 +25.43 Nikkei 19,391.68 +130.23 Hang Seng 9,565.66 +186.74 SET Index 1,496.85 +19.01 Jakarta Comp closed CLSA China B ....1,105.96 -4.82 Aust All Ord 1,941.4 +14.9 FTSE 100 3,135.4 +40.1 Tuesday Previous lpm EST close Dow Jones 3,852.94 3,829.72
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    Apec agrees on free trade by 2020
    426 1  -  From Yang Razali Kassim in BOGOR, Indonesia LEADERS of 18 Asia Pacific economies yesterday agreed to achieve free and open trade in the Apec region by 2020. But developed members such as the US and Japan will aim to complete tearing down their
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    STV kicks off regional drive with stake in BellSouth of NZ
    583 1  -  By Genevieve Cua SINGAPORE Singapore Technologies Ventures (STV) has made its first foray into the regional telecommunications market with an investment in New Zealand. As part of a bid to become a major telecommunications player, the group is taking
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    Lock icon Fresh data point to need for Fed rate hike
    197 1 Reuter WASHINGTON The Federal Reserve was set yesterday to raise interest rates for the sixth time this year as new government reports showed the economy steaming ahead. Most analysts were betting that the central bank's policy-making Federal Open Market Committee would
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    Regional markets extend gains
    250 1  -  By R Sivanithy SINGAPORE Regional stock markets extended their gains yesterday on hopes that the US Federal Reserve would act decisively when its Federal Open Market Committee met last night, a development perceived to be bullish for US stocks, bonds and the US dollar. In Singapore,
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    Jurong Shipyard to be charged today over tanker fire
    271 1 SINGAPORE Jurong Shipyard will be charged today over a tanker fire which resulted in 10 deaths. The Labour Ministry said yesterday that the yard would be charged at 6 pm today in the Subordinate Courts. It did not elaborate. In August,
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    Coke hits Ho Chi Minh City at last, but with a twist
    575 1  -  By Lee Han Shih SINGAPORE The CocaCola Company has finally clinched the right to bottle its soft drinks in south Vietnam, five months after it suffered a setback to its plans. The first bottle of Coke rolled off
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    Property draws bulk of S'pore firms' investments in China
    335 1  -  By Schutz Lee SINGAPORE Singapore companies have so far invested US$l.32 billion in 3,834 projects in China and 80 per cent of the money has gone into real estate. The cumulative investment figure which c rfures actiuil money invested, as opposed
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      131 1 ID HKI NO MAGI J Centrepoint #01-30 Tel: 737 4509 Paragon By Sogo #01*19 Tel: 734 9935 CONTENTS News 2 S'pwSJm" 19.20 Regional News 3,4,6.7 Financial 23,24 Wwld News 8.9.10 Features Markets Analysis 17 Oob/W.S£. S£S 28 30 Editorial 16 Regional 26 Sports 11,12 World 26 TV/Lifestyle 13.14 Currencies 24
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      30 1 Hock Lock Siew: Pg 19 Jakarta must act fast on liquifO} Regional Analysis: Pg n Life in rural Cambodia KL eases moratorium on share sale by major shareholders, Pg 20
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      31 1 Timetable achieved but many gaps remain, Pg 3 US industrial output up, plant use near 85%, Pg 18 Baring strategist expects KL bourse to soar, Pg 19 Regional markets, Pg 26-30
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  • SINGAPORE NEWS
    • EYE on the ECONOMY
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        Lock icon Disk drive exports grow 30%
        248 2  -  By Claire Leow THANKS TO better manufacturing processes and equipment, Singapore disk drive makers have boosted their output significantly. In the first seven months of this year, domestic exports of drives surged 30.5 per ccnt to 17.1 million units. The value rose 10.9 per cent
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      Corrections and clarifications
      65 2 IN OUR report yesterday, headlined "Seagate pays USs2lm for Applied Magnetics Corp subsidiary", we erred in saying that Seagate will also acquire AMC's Penang plant. AMC's Singapore and Malaysian operations are not affected by Seagate's purchase. Seagate is buying the tape-head operations of AMC. Applied Magnetics Penang
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      Singapore urged to do more to lure foreign fund managers
      528 2  -  By Catherine Ong SINGAPORE has to move fast to attract foreign fund managers or risk becoming a backwater of South-east Asia, warned Mark Mobius, the founding father of emerging market investments. Dr Mobius, president of Templeton Emerging Markets Fund, was
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      Ng Teng Fong firms win four sites in URA tender
      258 2  -  By A J Leow THE Urban Redevelopment Authority confirmed yesterday that it had awarded five parcels of land offered for sale by tender in September to the highest bidders. Four of the sites were awarded to Ng Teng Fonglinked companies
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      Might of S'pore exhibition points to good times for regional machine tool industry
      391 2  -  By Michelle Low BUOYANT times are ahead for the Asia-Pacific machine tool industry if the strong showing at an exhibition which opened here yesterday is any indication. MTA '94, South-east Asia's biggest exhibition of machine tools and
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      Italian petroleum giant aims for regional expansion
      304 2  -  By Juliette Walker AGIP Petroli, a member of Italy's state-owned EN I petroleum group, aims to boost its presence in the Asia-Pacific region through moves that could include a refining venture in China. The company has been trading products in Singapore and marketing
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      Wuthelam chief dispels some myths about going regional
      365 2  -  By Conrad Raj WUTHELAM group executive chairman Koh Boon Hwee yesterday dispelled some myths about Singapore's regionalisation drive and gave some tips on how to succeed overseas. One of the myths, he said at the launch of the Singapore Press Club's Eminent
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  • APEC '94
    • Article, Illustration
      Lock icon Timetable achieved but many gaps remain
      1005 3  -  INSIDE Apec By Yang Razali Kassim LEADERS of the Asia Pacific economies, including the US, Japan, Singapore and Indonesia, finally succeeded in nailing down a timetable to achieve free and open trade in the Apec region. But a declaration issued at the end of
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    • Apec BULLETIN BOARD
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        Lock icon E Timor not an Apec issue: Suharto
        90 3 The Straits Times BOGOR President Suharto's first press conference with foreign and local journalists in nearly two decades saw' him deflect the attempt by some in the Western press to raise human rights and the Bast Timor issue with him directly. He made
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        Lock icon Chok Tong: E Timor a media hype
        141 3 The Straits Times JAKARTA Singapore Prime Minister Goh Chok Tong has dismissed the flare-up of ethnic violence in the East Timor capital. Dili, as media hype and said that one should look at Indonesia from a broader perspective of its achievements. Asked to
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        Lock icon Specifics of free trade next: Murayama
        95 3 Reuter JAKAR r Japanese Prime Minister Tomiichi Murayama said yesterday that next year's Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (Apec) forum meetings would focus on the specifics of free trade in member economies. Speaking after a summit of the 18-mem-ber Apec reached a landmark agreement to tum
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        Lock icon Clinton to name choice of WTO head
        75 3 Reuter JAKARTA President Clinton said he will announce within the next couple of days his choice to head the World Trade Organisation. the successor body to Gatt. "We will have an announcement about that in the next couple of days," Mr Clinton told
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        Lock icon Hanoi gets Ottawa's backing
        60 3 Hanoi gets Ottawa 's backing AFP HO CHI MINH CITY Vietnam has Canada's backing in its bid to join the World Trade Organisation and the Apec forum, a top Canadian official said here yesterday. Ottawa's International Trade Minister. Roy MacLaren, indicated his country's support for Hanoi to join the international
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        Lock icon Jiang skirts question on Deng
        71 3 AFP JAKARTA Chinese President Jiang Zemin yesterday skirted a question on whether paramount leader Deng Xiaoping was critically ill. saying instead that nobody could undo the foundation already laid for China's stability. Speaking at a news conference here, Mr Jiang said China had transferred power
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      238 3 M_■ F HOW EVOLVED IS YOUR LONG HAUL AIRLINE? I\ the majority of long distance travellers have anything to declare on arrival SAA tor its culinarv fare. And our wine list, which reflects the Cape's most outstanding wines, has been rated it's usually the wish that they'd been treated a
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  • SOUTH-EAST ASIA
    • NOTE BOOK
      • Article
        Lock icon Thailand to be taken off US blacklist
        88 4 Reuter BANGKOK Thailand will soon be taken otT the United States' priority watch-list of trade partners because it passed a copyright law last week, a US embassy official said yesterday. US officials set passing of the law as a requirement for being taken
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        Lock icon Philippines favour forex control
        93 4 Reuter MANILA The Philippines Central Bank is endorsing a plan to suspend foreign exchange transactions in the official dealing system if the peso fluctuates by more than 1.5 per cent. Central bank governor Gabriel Singson said he would support the Bankers Association of the Philippines' (BAP)
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        Lock icon No complaints on money politics
        68 4 Bernama KUALA LUMPUR Umno has not received any complaints on money politics, the party's secretary-general Mohamed Rahmat said yesterday. The information minister added that Umno would investigate any complaints made and then refer the matter to the party's disciplinary committee if there was a case.
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        Lock icon Thai minister to visit US, S America
        73 4 AFP BANGKOK Thai Deputy Foreign Minister Surin Pitsuwan leaves later this month for a two-week tour to promote trade and investment with the United States and Latin America, the foreign ministry said yesterday. Mr Surin, supplementing an official trip last month by Thai
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        Lock icon US trade policies on E Asia unchanged
        67 4 Reuter KUALA LUMPUR US Commerce Secretary Ron Brown said the new Republican majority in both chambers of Congress will not affect President Bill Clinton's trade policies on East Asia. "I don't think the Republican win will have any effect. The Administration sets the
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      Paiton hands out US$1.8b deals for power plant in Java
      256 4  -  From Leslie Lopez in JAKARTA INDONESIA'S PT Paiton Energy Co, the country's first private power generation consortium, has awarded contracts worth USSI.B billion (552.65 billion) to four US and Japanese groups for the construction of a huge power plant in
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      Lock icon Manila's curb on subsidiaries' listing hits firm
      201 4 Reuter MANILA The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) announced yesterday the first enforcement of a ban on publicly-held conglomerates listing their subsidiaries on the Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) only one day after it was introduced. SEC chairwoman Rosario Lopez said they would block
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      Lock icon Property group Mahajaya plans to develop M$2b project in Malacca
      258 4 Bernama MALACCA Kejuruteraan Mahajaya Sdn Bhd. a member of the Mahajaya Group, will undertake a MS2 billion (SSI.I billion) project comprising commercial, residential, light industry' and tourist facilities in Ujong I'asir near here. The project, which is expected to span
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      Lock icon Thai floating bank plys waterways
      240 4 Reuter BANGKOK Amid the grime and gridlock of modern Bangkok echoes of a time gone by can still be found along the city's waterways. While the ever-spreading concrete sprawl of office towers and shopping centres has followed the main roads. Bangkok's canals, or klongs as
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  • CHINA/HONGKONG/TAIWAN
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      Lock icon Beijing acts to protect state holdings in listed firms: paper
      303 6 Reuter SHANGHAI China has moved to protect state shareholdings in listed enterprises by announcing new rules that place greater supervision over rights issues and dividends, the China Securities daily reported yesterday. The rules reflect concern that the government's stake in
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      Lock icon China agriculture needs foreign money: minister
      355 6 Reuter BEIJING China's fragile agriculture needs infusions of foreign investment to meet the challenges of tough competition when it enters the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (Gatt), Agriculture Minister Liu Jiang said. Attracting more investment was not only extremely important but a matter
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      Lock icon Call to cap foreign investments in Taiwan high-tech firms
      289 6 Bloomberg Business News TAIPEI Taiwan should restrict stock investments by foreigners in high-technology companies, central bank governor Kuo-shu Liang said. High-technology companies are the driving force in Taiwan's economic development, and excessive foreign stock ownership could crowd out local investors, cause
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    • CHINA WATCH
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        Lock icon Beijing delays HK$463m bond sale
        101 6 Bloomberg Business News HONGKONG China has delayed a HK5463.76 million (5587.9 million) sale of bonds for the construction of toll roads around Beijing to examine its economic implications, lead underwriter Lehman Brothers said. Beijing Expressway Co, a Hong-kong-based company set up by the city government's
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        Lock icon Chiang Kai-shek's grandson in a coma
        62 6 AFP BEIJING Chang Jin-shon, a great grdhdson of former Taiwan president Chiang Kai-shek, struggling through reporters yesterday at the Sino-Japanese Hospital in Beijing where his father, Winston Chang, is lying in a coma after suffering a stroke. Winston Chang's chance of recovery is judged
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        Lock icon China retail sales up 37.4%
        127 6 Bloomberg Business News Beijing CHINA'S retail sales grew 37.4 per cent in October against the year-earlier period, up from a 36.7 per cent growth rate in September, the State Statistics Bureau reported. In the first 10 months of this year retail sales hit 1.256 trillion
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      Lock icon China slams Taiwan over shelling of village
      244 6 AFP BEIJING The Chinese government riposted with an angry protest yesterday after the Taiwanese army hit mainland villages with shells in what the nationalists called "a non-hos-tile mistake shooting." Four people were wounded when at least a dozen shells hit Huangcuo village near
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  • REST OF ASIA
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      Lock icon Australia may lose oil treaty case
      369 7 International court's decision may affect oil firms' exploration in Timor Sea AFP BRISBANE Australia risks losing a case in the International Court of Justice over the validity of an oil treaty it signed with Indonesia over East Timor, a former Australian judge said yesterday.
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      Lock icon Japanese minister puzzled over US trade statements
      308 7 Reuter TOKYO The latest attempt to kick-start stalled talks between Japan and the United States on cars has left top officials of both nations publicly perplexed over just what the other side meant to say. Japanese Trade Minister Ryutaro Hashimoto said yesterday he
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    • ASIA NOTES
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        Lock icon Australia Post's profit up 43%
        84 7 Bloomberg Business News MELBOURNE Australia Post said after-tax profit in the year ended June 30 rose 43 per cent from a year earlier to A$ 179.4 million (S$ 198.7 million). Revenue increased 6.1 per cent to A 52.5 billion. Chairman Maurice Williams said Australia Post
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        Lock icon Nepalese brave cold to vote
        61 7 AFP KATHMANDU Nepalese voters turned out yesterday amid freezing weather and tight security for the country's legislative election, which political analysts believe is unlikely to yield a clear majority. Sub-zero temperatures meant that turnout was thinner than expected. Some 100,000 troops and police were on
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        Lock icon Hyundai, Daewoo fare well in Australia
        81 7 AP CANBERRA Australian trade officials are privately pleased to see South Korean carmakers Hyundai and Daewoo taking a small but rapidly increasing share of Australia's car market. The two have been establishing a firm beachhead in Australia ever since the strengthening yen increased the
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      Lock icon Aussie farmers expect drought to hit economic growth
      256 7 Bloomberg Business News CANBERRA The National Farmers' Federation said Australia's drought will wipe one percentage point from the nation's economic growth in the year to June 30. Federation president Donald McGauchie yesterday told the annual meeting of the organisation's council here the
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      457 7 ■LI MWM I my Rolex hadn't been reliable, I'd be dead. It's as simple as that! 1 So said explorer Robert Swan about the timepiece that m helped him navigate to the South Pole. As Swans fellow 1 LL adventurer Janusz Kurbiel notes: "Whenyou can't rely on external time checks,
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  • THE WORLD
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      Lock icon US set to adopt new guidelines on foreign arms sales
      454 8 Los Angeles Times WASHINGTON In a crucial victory for the US defence industry, the Clinton administration is preparing to adopt new policy guidelines that for the first time would factor the health of US weapons makers and the shape of
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      Lock icon Millions of dollars wasted at Hanford reservation: paper
      325 8 Nuclear destruction FT SPOKANE, Washington Millions of dollars have been squandered at Hanford nuclear reservation on failed efforts to clean up radioactive waste, worker perks and inefficient management, a newspaper reported. The federal government has spent USS7.S billion (SSI 1 billion) to
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      Lock icon Northern Russia a nuclear dump: studies
      239 8 AFP MOSCOW Northern Russia has been transformed into a gigantic ecological wasteland, harbouring dangerous underwater nuclear fuel cannisters, massive oil spills and burning gas, according to figures and official studies released on Monday. The oil slick revealed last month by US experts the leakage
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      Lock icon US watchdog reviewing Nasdaq's compliance with regulations
      412 9 NYT WASHINGTON The Securities and Exchange Commission announced on Monday that it had begun a review of the Nasdaq stock market's general compliance with federal regulations. The review, according to an SEC official who insisted on anonymity, is aimed in particular at determining
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      Lock icon Clinton may meet Congress leaders next month to find common ground
      295 9 NYT WASHINGTON President Bill Clinton is considering asking Republican and Democratic leaders of Congress to join him in a mini-summit next month to seek areas of legislative cooperation and to "set a tone of working together when we can,"
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      Lock icon Kohl re-elected chancellor for fourth term despite defections
      330 9 Bloomberg Business News BONN German Chancellor Helmut Kohl yesterday survived defections from members of his coalition to win reelection for his fourth term in the first round of voting in parliament. Mr Kohl won 338 of the 671 votes cast in the
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    • WORLD WATCH
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        Lock icon EU economic recovery gathers pace
        73 9 FT LONDON Economic recovery in the European Union is gathering in strength as confidence grows in the industrial and construction sectors and among consumers, the European Commission reported yesterday. The preliminary results of its business and consumer survey for October disclosed a sharp improvement in
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      • Article
        Lock icon French industries move into high gear
        86 9 AFP PARIS French industries suddenly moved into high gear during the second quarter of the year, increasing output by 3 per cent from the figure for the first quarter when it had risen by 0.9 per cent, official figures showed yesterday. The figures were
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      • Article
        Lock icon Nafta can wait, say Argentina, Brazil
        75 9 Reuter WASFIINGTON Argentina and Brazil, the two key members of the Mercosur South American common market pact, are in no hurry to join the North American Free Trade Agreement (Nafta), their ambassadors said. Brazil's Paulo Tarso Flecha de Lima and his Argentine counterpart, Raul
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        Lock icon Mexico signs trade pact with Australia
        76 9 Bloomberg Business News MEXICO CITY Mexico has signed an agreement with Australia to promote trade and investment between the two nations. The agreement comes six months after Mexico signed a similar treaty with New Zealand. It is Mexico's second trade-investment accord with a Pacific
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      • Article
        Lock icon Investments in Chile to hit record
        69 9 AP SANTIAGO Foreign investments in Chile will reach a record USS3.S billion (555.2 billion) this year, a IS per cent increase from 1993. the government reported on Monday. The investments from January through September this year already totalled US$3.O6 billion, according to Eduardo Moyano.
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      Lock icon Court curbs EC's role in acting on behalf of members in world trade issues
      282 9 Reuter BRUSSELS The European Court of Justice yesterday curbed the role of the European Commission to negotiate on behalf of European Union member states in world trade issues, EU sources said. The long-awaited court pronouncement opens
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      Lock icon Iraq fails to persuade UN to lift sanctions
      457 10 Los Angeles Times UNITED NATIONS Iraqi Deputy Prime Minister Tariq Aziz flew all the way from Baghdad over the weekend to show the Security Council that his country had given up trying to make Kuwait Iraq's 19th province. But it did not
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      Lock icon Gulf economies slow down as oil prices sink further
      329 10 AFP ABU DHABI Gulf Arab states are nearing the end of another year with sluggish economies and budget and balance of payments deficits as there are no signs that oil prices will see any major improvement in the near future. This
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      Lock icon Beauties and the president
      42 10 Reuter PRE! ORIA President Nelson Mandela arriving to cheers from Miss World contestants in the South African capital on Monday. Women from 88 countries will compete for the 1994 Miss World crown in Sun City this Saturday. Reuter
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    • Article
      Lock icon European monetary chief concerned over govt deficits
      241 10 AFP Reuter PARIS The president of the future European central bank, Alexandre Lamfalussy, has said that Europe is "on the right monetary road" in terms of stable exchange rates, but he is worried about trends in government deficits. Le Monde yesterday quoted Mr
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  • SPORTS
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      539 11 AP NEW YORK If part-time novelist Martina Navratilova had written the script for her final tournament, she couldn't have opened with a better chapter than the shocking loss by Arantxa Sanchez Vicario. Navratilova plays Gabriela Sabatini and was seeded to face
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      Lock icon Agassi calls for 3 months' off-season for tennis
      272 11 AP FRANKFURT Andre Agassi is back on top of the game of tennis and now he'd like to see it changed. Leave the rock 'n roll out. Introduce an off-season. "Tennis needs three months off. If you had three months off, people
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      498 11 AP ANTWERP. Belgium About 100 tournaments a year are vying for attention. German couch potatoes can watch some nine hours of tennis a day. Scheduling is so tight, the best players drop some of the finest events. The glut is
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        Lock icon Vietnam, China to cooperate on sports
        91 11 AFP HANOI Vietnam and China have signed a cooperation agreement on sports and physical education, the Vietnam News Agency (VNA) said yesterday. The accord, signed on Monday during a visit by a delegation led by Chinese Olympic Committee president Wu Chao Su, was the
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        Lock icon Grobbelaar can continue to play
        110 11 AP LONDON Goalkeeper Bruce Grobbelaar can keep saving shots while he tries to save his career. Charged on Monday by the English Football Association with accepting bribes, the Zimbabwean has 14 days to prove his innocence. If he doesn't, almost certainly he will be banned
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        Lock icon Foreman wants to fight Ali now
        112 11 AP NEW YORK Twenty years after losing his heavyweight title to Muhammad Ali, George Foreman has it again. He says he's finally ready for THE REMATCH. "It's time for Muhammad Ali," he said on Monday, a little more than a week after regaining the
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        Lock icon Nippon Challenge's strategy
        86 11 AFP TOKYO The Nippon Challenge team is determined to beat One Australia and win the America's Cup next year as part of a long-range strategy to host the world's most prestigious international yacht race in 1999. Challenge team chairman Tatsumitsu Yamasaki said on Monday: "We improved JPN-26.
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        Lock icon Jackson named Sports Personality
        108 11 AFP LONDON British hurdler Colin Jackson was named as his country's Sports Personality of the Year here on Monday. The Welsh athlete received his award from the Princess Royal at a star studded ceremony at London's Cafe Royal. CardifT-born Jackson was unbeaten over the 110 metres
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        Lock icon IOC head to meet Mandela
        53 11 AFP LAUSANNE International Olympic Committee (IOC) president Juan-Antonio Samaranch is to meet South African President Nelson Mandela as part of an African trip which starts today. Samaranch heads a team of top Olympic officials, although no dates were given in the lOC's brief announcement here
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      Lock icon Floyd sets himself higher goals next year
      278 12 AP MYRTLE BEACH, South Carolina Ray Floyd, his appetite whetted by a comeback play-ofT victory, may be more active on the Senior Tour next year. He came from six shots back with a final-round 66 to £tch front-running Jim Albus, en beat him
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      452 12 NYT SECAUCUS, New Jersey As sports' new odd couple, it's as if they're living in different apartments but with the same Landlord: Hakeem Olajuwon, the basketball player, and Mike Tyson, the jailed boxer. Early last week. Olajuwon was contacted at his Barakaat
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      Lock icon Bledsoe is cool about his records for passes and completions
      428 12 AP FOXBORO, Massachusetts The arm was hidden beneath a blue Patriots sweatshirt. The arm, Drew Bledsoe said, was feeling "pretty good". He absent-mindedly rubbed his right bicep. His voice and his face showed little expression. He was in a hurry.
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      10 12 NEW YORK NFL Monday: Pittsburgh 23 Buffalo 10.
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      10 12 NEW YORK NBA Monday: Utah 110 New York 97.
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      Cricket
      52 12 NEWCASTLE, Australia New South Wales beat England by four wickets in their four-day match at Newcastle on Tuesday. Scores: England 314 (G Hick 73, J Crawley 71. G Thorpe 67, B McNamara 4-50) and 244; NSW 365 (M Taylor 150, M Waugh 80, D Malcolm 4-81) and 211-6 (M
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      Golf
      103 12 PONTE VEDRA BEACH, Florida US PGA Tow final Top 20 money winners Monday (US unless noted): 1 Nick Price (Zim) U551,499,927 2 Greg Norman (Aust) 1,330,307 3 Mark Mccumber 1,208,209 4 Tom Lehman 1,031,144 S Fuzzy Zoeller 1,016,804 6 Loren Roberts 1,015,671 7 Jose Maria Olazabal (Spn) 969,900 8
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      33 12 NEW YORK Season-ending US$3.5 million Yirginia Slims Championships Ist id Monday: 8Kimiko Date (Jpn) b Sabine Hack (Ger) 6-3 6-0; Julie Halard (Fra) b 2-Arantxa Sanchez Vicario (Spn) 6-2 1-6 7-6 (7-2).
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      1202 13 Gone and back again Gone With the Wind has over five sequels in Russia, thanks to a writer's cottage industry IHT American fans of Margaret Mitchell's novel, Gone With the M ind. had to content themselves with one authorised sequel, Alexandra Ripley's 1991 bestseller Scarlett. But at almost any Moscow
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      Lock icon HK is world's most stressful workplace: survey
      289 13 AFP Hongkong is the world's most stressful place to work, but the looming Chinese takeover in 1997 has nothing to do with it, survey results published here yesterday showed. The survey, conducted in August and September by a group called Associates for Research
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      Lock icon Another Mussolini is being born
      386 13 AP AP Reuter ALESSANDRA MUSSOLINI, granddaughter of Fascist dictator Benito Mussolini, is expecting a child in July. "I just found out and I'm very, very happy about it," she said on Monday. The 32-year-old politician has been married to Mauro Floriani, a tax police officer,
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      Lock icon Kennedy assassination film makes history
      433 14  -  The most famous amateur film is now part of US heritage, reports Rayner Pike Rayner Pike AP THE most analysed home movie of all time Abraham Zapruder's footage of President John Kennedy's assassination joined classics of comedy and suspense on Monday in the Library of
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      1111 13 TV RADIO Knights of the Sea, 9pm, Ch 12 Some wear black armour. Others wear suits of brown or dark fj»ii?r4' blue. This 1993 Swedish pro duction looks at the life of the lobster Louis Milestones 1930 -"'i adaptation of Erich Maria Re- "*j AtJ:Vf "u,J marque's novel. Several ideal
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      271 14 > This announcement appears as a matter of record only. The Hellenic Republic U. 5.5200,000,000 Floating Rate Notes due 1999 Issue Price: 100 per cent. Lead Managers IBJ Asia Limited London Forfaiting Asia Limited Hanil Bank Kexim Asia Limited Public Bank (L) Ltd Labuan, Malaysia Senior Co-Lead Manager The Citizens
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    Ending China's WTO ordeal
    540 16 IT WAS disappointing to hear the US Trade Representative Mickey Kantor reiterate, at the Apec Summit in Jakarta, that he was "not persuaded" that China had done enough to qualify as a founder member of the World Trade Organisation (WTO) next January. All the more so,
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      When jobs start to flow out
      283 16 JUST as tight labour, relatively high cost and the small, mature market here are causing foreign investors to look elsewhere, the country's domestic giants are beginning to And the same arguments irresistible. As competition intensifies from the newly emerging investment hosts, the wages of
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      Creative financial solutions
      140 16 THE introduction of the Mendaki Unit Trust Children Scheme shows that the Muslim community in Singapore is never short of ideas when coming up with creative and workable solutions to meet their needs within the secular economic framework. The creation of more investment funds based on the
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      Meeting needs of commuters
      165 16 THE government has realised that a long-term solution to our traffic problems is to improve public transport and it has started paying more attention to this. A new ruling has laid down some guidelines on the frequency of buses and passengers' waiting time, among other things.
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      Towards economic democracy
      141 16 SAVINGS, according to the economists, are a very necessary component of economic development. The greater the rate of domestic savings, the higher the reserve of domestic capital available for investment. Such an engine of economic growth, when it comes within the purview of a government agency like
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      A base attack on Mother Teresa
      118 16 IS THERE no limit to profanity? The tasteless and gratuitous slur on Mother Teresa by Christopher Hitchens and Tariq Ali on Britain's Channel 4 television is the kind of obscenity that is becoming the norm with the Western media in general, and the British
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      All eyes on the host
      174 16 WITH the strike of a gong, the Apec ministerial meeting, to be followed by a conference of Apec's heads of government on Tuesday, was officially opened by President Suharto yesterday. But it would be an illusion to believe that only the Apec conference or the
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    The Indiana Jones of mutual funds
    1056 16  -  Neither war nor revolution has prevented Mark Mobius from being highly successful in the risky business of investing in emerging markets. Catherine Ong reports Catherine Ong IT IS a measure of how much Mark Mobius has done to make investing in emerging markets a
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      Bringing the goodies to rural Cambodia
      1586 17  -  Interview with Cambodia's First Prime Minister Prince Norodom Ranariddh HARISH MEHTA HARISH MEHTA WHEN Cambodia's First Prime Minister Prince Norodom Ranariddh mingled with the people of Khum Veal village in Kompong Speu province last month, he was suddenly transformed from the head of government
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      KL budget creates win-win situation for rich and poor
      1042 17  -  MUHAMMAD ARIF ZAKAULLAH MUHAMMAD ARIF ZAKAULLAH The writer is with the Faculty of Economics and Management. International Islamic University. Malaysia. THE ruling Barisan Nasional party, which has led Malaysia since independence in 1957, expects to hold elections to take advantage of
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    417 18 Bloomberg Business News AP WASHINGTON Industrial production rose 0.7 per cent in October the 16th advance in 17 months as output at factories resumed its climb after slipping in September. The Federal Reserve also reported yesterday that factories, mines and utilities operated
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    Lock icon Japan's trade surplus with US fell 7% in October
    255 18 AFP Bloomberg Business News TOKYO Japan's politically troublesome trade surplus with the US ended eight months of rises to decline in October by 6.9 per cent to U554.79 billion (557.05 billion), thanks to surging imports. That news came amid data showing
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    45 18 Reuter CALAPAN, Philippines The destroyed highway in Baco Oriental Mindoro, south of Manila, which was hit by an earthquake measuring 7 on the Richter Scale yesterday morning. At least 44 people have been reported killed and hundreds injured by the quake. Reuter
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    Lock icon US firms in power and road deals in Malaysia
    202 18 AFP KUALA LUMPUR Two US-bascd companies yesterday signed infrastructure-related deals with Malaysian firms, one to provide power generation equipment and the other, expertise in operations and management services. General Electric (GE) sealed a USS2SO million (***** million) contract with national electricity
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    Slow wind against free trade is blowing on Capitol Hill
    868 18  -  The Bottom Line LEON HADAR LEON HADAR The writer is BT's Washington correspondent. PRESIDENT Bill Clinton has sought to assure Asian leaders this week that despite the Republican election victory, they should not expect any major changes in US foreign
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    Lock icon Daewoo boss warns of time bomb in South Korea's high labour rates
    350 18 Reuter SEOUL Costs of factory labour in South Korea now outstrip those in the United Kingdom and are a potential time bomb while per capita productivity remains relatively low, the president of Daewoo Electronics said yesterday. Bae Soonhoon
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    Bonuses may be hit by HK stock slump
    554 18 HONGKONG A slump in trading in Hongkong stocks in recent months will lead to a slashing of end-of-year broker bonuses but not mass layoffs. According to securities house executives and headhunters. profits from Hongkong equity trading are generally lower this year and
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      Lock icon KL market will soar after US rate hike: Baring strategist
      477 19 Bloomberg Business News Reuter SINGAPORE Baring Securities market strategist Alan Butler-Henderson said Malaysia's stock market would have by far the "best bounce" after the US Federal Reserve raises short-term interest rates. He said charts suggested a target of 360-380 by
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      Acma's US unit profitable in 3rd qtr
      363 19  -  By R Sivanithy SINGAPORE Engineering group Acma said yesterday its newly acquired US subsidiary Paradigm Technology was back in the black and had won a US$2l million (5530.9 million) deal with telecommunications giant Motorola. In a statement to the Stock Exchange of Singapore,
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      New PCI chief to rejig management team
      384 19  -  By Joseph Rajendran SINGAPORE Contract manufacturer PCI, under the leadership of newly installed managing director Teo Teck Chuan, is expected to reorganise its management team. The change comes shortly after main board-listed Chuan Hup group is believed to have replaced former president Parng
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      Jakarta bourse must act quickly to ease liquidity problem
      643 19  -  HOCK LOCK SIEW By William Chia SINGAPORE When Indonesian telecommunications giant PT Indonesian Satellite Corp (Indosat) blazed the trail for the international listings of other state-owned corporations last month, it became the first Indonesian listed company to have shares with a
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      Berger bags fourth HDB painting deal worth $4.5m
      329 19  -  By Ven Sreenivasan SINGAPORE Berger International has clinched another HDB painting contract worth $4.5 million. This is the fourth Housing and Development Board contract that the paint specialist has landed in the last 18 months. Jn August last year, the main board-listed
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      Liang Huat Aluminium buys Tuas factory for $3.5m
      147 19 SINGAPORE Main board company Liang Huat Aluminium has bought a factory at Tuas for $3.5 million. The specialist contractor said yesterday it had bought a 5,454 sq m site with a building of 2,643 sq m, which it would use to expand
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        43 19 FIRM Market Mood indicates the likely trading sentiment Unlay, based on brokers polled at 5-6pm yesterday. Overnight events niav alter sentiment. Brokers polled: Baring. Daina. OK Uoh. Kay Hi an Morgan Oren/ell. Nomura. Phillip. Smith Aw Court and SO W arburg.
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        HOT STOCK
        125 19  -  By Paul Leo ASIA Pacific Land has been trading between $1.15 and $1.53 since July. A break on either side will result in a 38-cent move in the direction of the break. The stock closed at $1.25 yesterday, and the downside is limited as weekly and monthly Relative
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    • COMPANIES
      • COMPANY BRIEFS
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          Long Homes posts A$3m pre-tax profit
          97 20 SINGAPORE Long Homes LTD, Jack Chia-MPH Ltd's Australian subsidiary, has turned in a pre-tax profit of A 53.03 million (553.33 million) for the six months ended Sep 30. Profit after tax was A 52.04 million. No comparative figures were available as the company was
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          Lock icon Proton's profit edges up
          43 20 Bernama KUALA LUMPUR Perusahaan Otomobil Nasional Bhd (Proton) has reported a group after-tax profit of M$ 119.4 million (5568.5 million) against M$ 117.85 million previously. Group earnings per share eased slightly to 23.2 sen from 23.4 sen previously. Bernama
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          Lock icon CP Feedmill's earnings up 10%
          62 20 Bloomberg Business News BANGKOK Charoen Pokphand Feedmill pic said its net profit for the quarter ended Sep 30 was 451.9 million baht (5526.59 million), an increase of 10.3 per cent from the same period last year. On a per share basis, the largest Thai producer
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          Lock icon Tanayong posts 11% rise in profit
          71 20 Bloomberg Business News BANGKOK Bangkok-based property developer Tanayong pic said its consolidated net profit in the quarter ended Sep 30 was 116.8 million baht, an increase of 11 per cent from the 105 million baht earned in the same period last year. On a
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          Lock icon Thai Telephone posts 59m baht profit
          55 20 Reuter BANGKOK Thai Telephone Telecommunication pic and its subsidiaries yesterday reported net profit for the nine months ended Sep 30 of 59.06 million baht and earnings per share of 0.16 baht. No comparative figures were available because the company was listed in the first
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          Lock icon Berjaya Ind share sale plan gets nod
          48 20 Reuter KUALA LUMPUR Beijaya Industrial Bhd said its proposal to sell to its shareholders the bulk of the shares in Intiplus Bhd, a new holding company of the troubled Tropical Veneer Co Bhd, has been approved by the Securities Commission. Reuter
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        Lock icon Renong expects performance to improve steadily
        131 20 Bernama KUALA LUMPUR Renong Bhd, which now has 13 public listed companies under its control and MS 16 billion (559.2 billion) worth of projects in hand, should see its performance improving at a steady pace over the next few years, said chairman Wira Halim
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        KL eases moratorium on share sale by major shareholders
        533 20  -  From Ho Kay Tat in KUALA LUMPUR CORPORATE players who are floating their companies on the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange (KLSE) will no longer face a moratorium on sale of their shares if they guarantee the profits of those firms for
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        Shinawatra Computer doubles profit
        453 20  -  From Loh Hui Yin in BANGKOK BUOYED by strong contributions from its main subsidiaries, Shinawatra Computer and Communications (SC&C) hoisted a consolidated net profit of 2.4 billion baht (S$ 141 million) for the nine months ended September 1994, up from 1.02 billion baht a year ago.
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        163 20 MBT KUALA LUMPUR The Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange (KLSE) is expected to introduce the trading of a new derivative product called covered warrants, a medium-term instrument, next year. This is part of the exchange's effort to increase the range of products
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        Granite shares soar on speculative fever
        289 20  -  From Ho Kay Tat in KUALA LUMPUR AFTER a long period of inactivity, Samsuddin Abu Hassan's Granite Industries Bhd sprang to life in tandem with a strong market rebound yesterday. Its share price jumped M 51.65 to M 57.70. Trading in the stock, which
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        Lock icon Hume shareholders advised to approve extra OYL stake
        98 20 Bernama KUALA LUMPUR Hume Industries (Malaysia) Bhd's minority shareholders have been advised to vote in favour of the company's proposed acquisition of an additional stake in OYL Industries Bhd. Hume Industries wants to buy about 20 million new shares, or 16.28 per
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        Lock icon Tokyo exchange may ease listing rules for foreign firms
        388 21 Bloomberg Business News TOKYO The Tokyo Stock Exchange wants to lure foreign companies back by easing some of the massive requirements for listing a company on the exchange. The number of foreign companies on the exchange is rapidly dwindling, and officials
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        Lock icon Japan defers plan to privatise railway firm
        414 21 Reuter TOKYO The Japanese government yesterday postponed its next privatisation because of the long slump in the Tokyo stock market and the disastrous aftermath of the last listing of a state-owned company. Transport Minister Shizuka Kamei said the government had abandoned its original
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        Lock icon SHK Ind suspended after price surge
        199 21 Bloomberg Business News HONGKONG Shares in SHK Hong Kong Industries have been suspended from trading, a day after its share price leapt 18.99 per cent. In a statement, the Hongkong stock exchange said the suspension, which was effective 55 minutes after the market opened,
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      • COMPANY BRIEFS
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          Lock icon Matsushita's pre-tax profit soars 46%
          40 21 AFP TOKYO Matsushita Electric Industrial Co Ltd said yesterday its consolidated pre-tax profit jumped 46 per cent from a year earlier to 84.6 billion yen (S$ 1.27 million) in the six months to September. AFP
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          Lock icon Yamaha's profit doubles as sales rise
          63 21 Bloomberg Business News TOKYO Yamaha Corp, the world's largest maker of musical instruments, said better sales and the results of a two-year costcutting plan helped double profits in the six months that ended on Sep 30. Yamaha posted a rise in current profit of
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          Lock icon Chrysler's biggest investor to up stake
          61 21 AFP LAS VEGAS Chrysler Corporation's largest shareholder, Kirk Kerkorian, announced plans on Monday to increase his stake in Chrysler and called on the company to take steps to boost the stock price. He asked the board to raise the quarterly dividend, undertake a two-for-one
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          Lock icon British Telecom to expand unit
          37 21 Reuter SINGAPORE British Telecommunications pic plans a major expansion of Concert, its joint-venture company with MCI Communications Corp in the Asia-Pacific region, by April 1995, a senior British Telecom official said. Reuter
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          Lock icon Taiwan firm to invest in Viet project
          69 21 Bloomberg Business News TAIPEI Lucky Cement Corp, a cement concern, said yesterday it conditionally agreed to take a 65 per cent stake in a NT$B billion (***** million) cement venture in northern Vietnam. A Vietnam partner would hold the rest of the venture,
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        71 21 Reuter TOKYO Casio promotions girl Haruna I wane modelling for the company's digital still camera developed with a liquid crystal display which was unveiled here yesterday. The camera shows the image that is being recorded and plays back a photograph after it has been taken,
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        260 21 Reuter TOKYO Japanese prosecutors made a first arrest yesterday in connection with suspected insider trading in the shares of a drugmaker. Osaka prosecutors arrested Kazuhiko Takizawa, a doctor from Chiba, on suspicion of violating the securities and exchange law when he sold
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        381 21 Reuter SEOUL A vastly oversubscribed auction of shares in state-owned Korea Telecom (KT) is evidence of excessive confidence in the South Korean stock market, analysts said yesterday. "The auction was overheated. Cash-rich investors seemed to be going for shares at whatever price as there have
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        418 22 Reuter NEW YORK Third-quarter earnings from Viaeom International Inc. now an entertainment giant, deeply impressed analysts, who say that the real benefits of its Paramount and Blockbuster acquisitions are yet to come. "The full impact of the mergers will not be seen
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        Lock icon Time Warner, US West take 30% stake in Japanese cable TV company
        327 22 Bloomberg Business News NEW YORK Time Warner Inc and US West Inc and Time Warner Entertainment Japan Inc signed an agreement to buy 30 per cent of Japan's Chofu Cable Television Corp, Chofu officials said. The companies would
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        52 22 Reuter LONDON Chief executive and managing director of Sky Television Sam Chisholm posing with cartoon character Bart Simpson at a BSkyß press conference on Monday. Sky announced that shares in BSkyß will go public as of next month with 343 million shares for
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        Lock icon SGS-Thomson expects to raise up to US$483m in IPO
        261 22 Bloomberg Business News PARIS SGS-Thomson Microelectronics NC, Europe's second-largest semiconductor company, said it expects to raise US$44l million (SS64B million) to US$4B3 million in an initial public offering. SGS-Thomson a joint venture between France's Thomson-CSF SA and Italy's state-owned Istituto per
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        Lock icon British Telecom may sell AT&T stake for US$1.9b
        290 22 Bloomberg Business News NEW YORK British Telecommunications pic will sell its 2 per cent stake in AT&T Corp as soon as AT&T and McCaw Cellular publish their combined financial results, BT said. British Telecom, which has linked its North American assault to
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        391 23 Reuter SINGAPORE Japanese firms are expanding their regional financial operations, company officials in Tokyo and bankers in Singapore said. Bankers said the moves, coupled with some investment banks' efTorts to increase fund raising for Japanese companies through the capital market, could help stimulate the
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        252 23 NYT NEW YORK Amid its worst slump in recent memory, Goldman, Sachs Co has begun laying off investment bankers, according to executives both inside and outside the firm. At least a few bankers have already been given their walking papers, the executives said, and
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        241 23 Bloomberg Business News NEW YORK Citicorp's exposure in Latin America has increased by more than a third in the past nine months, the bank said. Loans and other assets held by Citicorp in Argentina, Brazil and Mexico totalled US$ll.3 billion (S$ 16.6 billion)
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        65 23 Reuter MIAMI Carlos Manriqiic smiling and waving to the camera at the Miami federal courthouse on Monday. Manrique, a Peruvian banker who was arrested by LJS marshals at a Miami bank on Oct 31, was here for a hearing, lie is wanted in Peru for
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          64 23 Reuter MINNEAPOLIS The black tiger shrimp futures contract traded 21 lots on its first day, a Minneapolis Grain Exchange official said. The contract calls for delivery of 5,000 pounds of frozen shrimp and trades in quarterly deliveries. Only the December and March contracts traded on
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          90 23 Reuter BANGKOK Bangkok Bank will raise fixed deposit rates to between 9.25 per cent and 10 per cent today, in line with the Bank of Thailand's announced tight monetary policy. The rates were between 8.5 per cent and 9.5 per cent. Bank officials said
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          68 23 Reuter BEIJING Lehman Brothers Co and Guangdong International Trust and Investment Co are setting up a fund to invest in infrastructure projects in China's Guangdong province. The official Xinhua news agency said the fund, totalling US$3OO million (Ss44l million), would be formally set up in
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        Global wheat consumption, output to grow strongly: report
        465 24  -  By Ven Sreenivasan SINGAPORE World wheat and coarse grains consumption will grow strongly up to the year 2000, according to the Netherlands Robobank. Most of this growth will occur in developing countries, especially in Asia where populations and income levels are rising
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        88 24 AFP VICCO, Peru Jorge Cristaldo (right) and his younger brother Manuel sitting on the banks of the San Juan River near a smelter on Sunday in the town of Vicco in Peru's department of Pasco. The region's sheep farmers, who claim that the San Juan
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        Platinum expected to trade at US$400-US$450 in next half year
        281 24  -  From Neil Behrmann in LONDON LONDON Platinum prices, which are currently around US$4l2 (SS6O6) an ounce, will trade between US$4OO to US$45O in the next six months, Johnson Matthey predicted. The precious metals refiner said in its latest review of
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        326 24 Reuter LONDON There is no evidence to suggest investment by funds adds to commodity market volatility, a report from the London Commodities Exchange (LCE) says. Indeed, any effect in increasing volatility is offset by the effect of greater liquidity, says the report,
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        405 24 Bloomberg Business News AFP SINGAPORE Singapore's decision to permit western exchanges to trade crude contracts in Asia would inject new life into regional oil futures trading, analysts said yesterday. "It's an implicit admission of Asia's inability to grow its own oil futures contracts,
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        Futures rise ahead of inventory report
        294 24 Bloomberg ENERGY REPORT LONDON Crude oil futures rose as traders placed bets before last night's weekly US inventory report from the American Petroleum Institute and Monday's Opec meeting. Prices were underpinned by the continued closure of North Sea and Black Sea loading ports, plus
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        91 24 AFP NEW YORK The dollar was steady against other major currencies in early New York trading yesterday as the Federal Reserve met to discuss interest rates. At 1445, the dollar was trading at 1.5436 marks, down from 1.5445 on Monday, and at 98.22 yen against 98.33. Earlier in
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        213 24 Bloomberg Business News LONDON The dollar rose to a one-month high against the mark and was stronger on the day against most other major currencies as the time for the Federal Reserve to announce any changes in US interest rates drew nearer. Traders expect the US central
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        Eurodollars close steady in narrow trade
        1322 25 SIMEX REPORT SINGAPORE Simex Eurodollars futures ended steady after trading a narrow range yesterday. Dealers said participants were cautious ahead of last night's Federal Open Market Committee meeting where the Fed is widely expected to hike US short term interest rates by 50 basis
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        Palm oil prices continue upsurge
        694 25 COMMODITY REPORTS Palm Oil CRUDE palm oil prices on the physical market surged further after the Palm Oil Registration and Licensing Authority (Porla) announced a favourable set of stock figures for October. During the morning session, prices trended lower on profittaking and long liquidation after
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          Inco nickel for Taiwan, S Korea
          62 25 VANCOUVER Nickel produced at Inco Ltd's Indonesian operations may soon be destined for refineries in Taiwan and South Korea as part of the company's plans to expand operations in the Far East, company officials said yesterday. Nickel matte produced at Inco's Indonesian operations is
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          Bumper fruit crops in US
          50 25 WASHINGTON Record or near-record US crops of oranges for processing, grapefruits, apples and pears are expected to weigh on prices for growers in 1994-95, according to USDA. The bigger crops should mean stable to slightly lower fresh fruit prices in the shops, the department said.
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          110 25 BRASILIA Brazilian Finance Minister Ciro Gomes has signed documents authorising auction of up to 900.000 60-kg bags of government cofTee stocks by Dec 31, but no dates for actual auctions have been set, a ministry spokesman said yesterday. Last week. Deputy Industry and Commerce Minister for
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          India's white sugar stocks plunge
          92 25 NEW DELHI India's opening white sugar stocks plunged to 1.83 million tonnes on the first day of the 1994-95 (Oct-Sep) sugar season, steeply down from 3.22 million a season earlier. Sugar stocks declined due to a fall in white sugar output in the previous two
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      1415 25 Rubber Singapore Commodity Exchange (futures dosing as at 5.30pm) IKS 1 Contract (S cents/kg) Close Volume Open Month High Low Sett (tonnes) Interest Dec 94 196.50 196.50 199 00 300 575 Jan 95 194.00 194.00 194 50 200 2750 Feb 192.00 192.00 191.50 100 3650 Mar 190.00 190.00
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        Australia
        1128 26 14.9 A RALLY on Wall Street propelled shares to a firmer close yesterday despite interest rate jitters hours ahead of a US central bank meeting, brokers said. The All Ordinaries Index closed at 1,941.4 points, up 14.9. The All Industrials rose 15.4 to 2,790.2. The All Resources added 15.1
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        Manila
        636 26 18.30 Share prices snapped a losing streak yesterday to rise on bargain hunting and strong buying in oil refining and retailing giant Petron Corp, analysts said. The PSE Index climbed 18.30 points to 2,927.70. Turnover was 2.12 billion shares valued at 1.65 billion pesos. Dealers said that the listing
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        New Zealand
        284 26 •11.98 Shares declined yesterday as analysts downgraded their profit forecasts for Fletcher Challenge and Carter Holt Harvey. "There have been a couple of earnings downgrades, for Fletcher Challenge particularly," said a dealer. "Possibly, some people think the forest products cycle has extended itself and is maybe due for
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        Seoul
        499 26 -2.77 Share prices turned bearish on poor fundamental support yesterday. The Composite Price Index slipped 2.77 points to 1,125.80 with 43 million shares worth 990 billion won changing hands. Rises outnumbered falls by 436 to 390, with 145 issues unchanged. The market opened strong, with the index creeping up
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        Bombay
        117 26 14.5 Stocks rose yesterday as analysts said India's largest mutual fund group bought stocks that look relatively cheap after the market took a tumble last week. There is still little confidence in the market, though, particularly among foreign institutions, analysts said. The BSE-30 share Index closed up 14.5 points
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        Taipei
        539 26 -11.47 Stocks remained bearish in slow trading yesterday, with banking, insurance and electricals shares suffering the largest loss. The 393-issue Weighted Price Index dropped 11.47 points to finish at 6,381.8. Turnover was 650 million shares worth NT524.89 billion. The market opened lower and moved in a tight range between
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        683 26 Britannia Funds Staling Cash Bid Offer Mim Cap Opoul 3*6400 38 6500 M im Jersey Gih 0 1893 0 1992 Mim Max Income 0.9100 0 9400 LSS Cash Income Plus Fund 9.5300 *****0 PS Reserve Fund 5.3300 5 3400 Sterling hiiLiit> Euro Pcffaraaaor 0 4W2 0.4938 Far Eas« Fund *2
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        684 26 +40.1 STOCKS surged yesterday as expectations of a rise in US interest rates boosted the dollar and shares of companies with US assets. The FTSE-100 Index shares rose 40.1 points to 3,135.4. Investors expect the Federal Reserve Board to decide at its policy meeting yesterday to raise US interest
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        Paris
        179 26 +8.27 French shares closed higher but off their session highs after the bourse had a nervous reaction to US economic data that suggested interest rates may be raised more than anticipated. "The figures suggest a bigger rate hike than people are expecting," a trader said. He said the bourse
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        Frankfurt
        189 26 +21.46 German stocks rose, soaring to a four week high, boosted by a stronger dollar and a rally on Monday in the US stock market. The Dax Index of 30 major stocks rose 21.46 points to 2,110.75. It has not risen that high since Oct 17, when it reached
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        Zurich
        261 26 1.00 Swiss shares ended mixed with a firmer bias. Trade was quiet ahead of the result of the Fed meeting. Dealers said many participants worried that whatever the FOMC decided on US rates would be seen as negative by the markets. Interest rate-sensitive banks and insurers were under slight
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        New York
        718 26 19.51 The Dow Jones Industrial Average, which rebounded 28.26 points on Monday, was ahead 19.51 points to 3.849.24 at Ham EST. The NYSE Composite Index was ahead 0.91 to 255.75, while Standard Poor's 500-stock Index was up 1.93 to 467.97. Advances topped declines 1,033-742 among the 2,592 issues
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        Stockholm
        139 26 -1-7.78 Swedish stocks rose for a second day, bolstered by a strengthening krona and rising bonds, amid optimism that Sweden's vote to join the European Union will prompt the government to reign in its budget deficit. "There's a new scenario here after the EU vote on Sunday, a stronger
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        Brussels
        126 26 +4.33 The Bel-20 Index of leading shares closed stronger in anticipation of a US interest rate hike expected from yesterday's FOMC meeting. The Bel-20 closed 4.33 points higher at 1,391.64 with about 1.9 billion francs worth of shares traded. Dealers said the FOMC is widely expected to raise US
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        Milan
        166 26 -11 Italian shares fluctuated in hesitant trade ahead of the end of the November account today, ending overall lower with some shares clocking up gains. "It has been very technical as the last trading day nears. Movements in both directions and no proper orders," said a trader. The Mibtel
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        Johannesburg
        318 26 14 South African shares posted mild gains yesterday as activity picked up after a lethargic morning session. Turnover had been slow in early trade before rising towards the close, but price movements were limited ahead of the Federal Reserve's meeting, which is expected to raise rates. The Overall Index
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        Toronto
        275 26 18.81 Stocks opened higher on a solid performance by forestry and gold stocks, but traders warned a potential rise in US rates in the afternoon could cause volatility. "Not many people are putting much confidence in it at this point," one trader said. "Doesn't matter what the market says
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        267 26 +3.29 Dutch stocks rose, supported by strong European bond markets, a higher dollar and gains in the US stocks amid yesterday's meeting of the Federal Reserve. The Fed's policy-makers are expected to sanction a rise in interest rates, the sixth this year, to contain any buildup in inflation as
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      2970 27 Bloomberg Business News HONGKONG Share prices rose yesterday following gains in the US dollar, bonds and stocks overnight, and as Baring Securities issued a report forecasting that there would be a rally before the end of the year. The benchmark Hang Seng index rose 186.74 points to 9,565.66. Turnover
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      570 27 CLSA H SHARES rallied yesterday, with the index gaining 27.16 points to 1,454.40 on turnover of HKS232 million. However, Dongfang Electric fell 4 per cent. Dealers said investors are selling Dongfang in anticipation of the listing of Harbin Power, which is in the same line of business. Shanghai B
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      2546 27 Reuter TOKYO Stocks pulled off a technical rebound to end well ahead on an otherwise dull day. Brokers said share indices were boosted by buying from public funds and investment trusts, with sentiment buoyed by both the firmer dollar and US and Asian financial markets. "The good news is
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      1853 27 Reuter BANGKOK Stocks surged yesterday as the market finally discounted expectations of a rise in US interest rates. The SET Index closed 19.01 points higher at 1,496.85 on heavy turnover of 8.69 billion baht. The Federal Reserve was expected to raise rates at a meeting yesterday. Brokers said a
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      2347 28 KL industries 11.019.000 Mns Hyd 50c 10.343.000 MBf Capital 9.787,000 Promct 7,696.000 Ind Oxygen Wt95 6,920,000 Mulpha lntl 50c 6,201 000 Kulim (M) Wt99 4,928.000 Bcnaya L Wt99 4,839.000 MBf Hldp 50c 4,176,000 Pcgi Msia 4,132.000 Landmarks Bhd 3.939,000 Sateras Res 2,914 000 Johan Wt99 2.878 000 K.L
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        5719 28 Bloomberg Business News KUALA LUMPUR Stocks rose for a second day as investors bought shares that fell steeply in five straight days of declines last week, dealers said. "There's some pent-up buying pressure, because prices had been pushed down to unreasonable levels,"
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        8374 29 I MAIN BOARD Transaction date: Nov 15 Gt M Wt "W IM Vut l)m IjUQmIi l)ii l)i» \W Ntl (u A>* High Lm («■»■>> Sale (tM) High I am Hater Seller Of S P/F. Soil Prire INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL 720* 417.5* ml s Acma 50c 525 +5 136 530 520
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        Lock icon Stocks rise amid hopes for solid 3rd qtr GDP growth
        1907 30  -  By R Sivanithy SINGAPORE US interest rate fears were temporarily laid to rest yesterday, with the local stock market firming broadly, led by continued gains in Malaysia and expectations of solid third-quarter figures for the local economy. After last week's
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      449 31  -  By Rahita Elias SINGAPORE Pacific International Lines (PIL) will spend US$l5O million (Ss22l million) on up to five new containerships. The company is negotiating with overseas yards for two or three 22,000 deadweight tonne ships with capacity for 1,300 20-foot
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      393 31  -  By Alec Almazan SINGAPORE Sinozim, a joint East Asia-Western Mediterranean service between Zim Israel Navigation Company and China National Foreign Trade Transportation Group (Sinotrans), has started operations. It runs on a 10-day frequency using nine container vessels. Ports of call are Qingdao, Shanghai, Pusan,
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      144 31 AFP HONGKONG Hong Kong's leading shipping firm OOCL, a subsidiary of Orient Overseas International, said on Monday it entered into a slotsharing agreement with an Is-raeli-owned shipping firm on the Far East and Australian routes. Under the agreement, OOCL will provide two 1,500 20-foot equivalent
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      74 31 Reuter BULL ARM, Newfoundland The floating concrete oil production platform, being built here by the Hibernia consortium comprising Mobile Oil, Chevron, Murphy oil, Petro Canada is towed out of its construction dry dock on Monday into Trinity Bay for completion. The platform will later be deployed
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        561 50 Bloomberg Business News WASHINGTON Small commuter planes holding fewer than 31 seats are more dangerous than larger aircraft and should be avoided, the International Airline Passengers Association (lapa) told its members on Monday. In a study of aircraft accidents from 1979
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        454 50 Reuter TORONTO Japan Airlines Co Ltd is looking at raising rates from North America to Western Asia, probably in February, to take advantage of booming air freight traffic on these routes, a senior JAL cargo official said on Monday.
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        226 50 Bloomberg Business News NEW DELHI A Lufthansa subsidiary cancelled all charter flights to the Indian resort of Goa after its Boeing 757 was denied permission to land, a spokesman for the German airline said on Monday. Condor had just resumed charter flights to Goa
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      487 46 y Contemn CONTERM FREIGHT (F.E.) PTE LTD. AUCKLAND 21 NOVEMBER (Accepting to all Naw Zealand porta) PENANG is NOV JAKARTA 20 N o V PORT KLANG 24 NOV BANGKOK 20 NOV MANILA 20 NOV HOW6KWIB 21 NOV MELBOURNE 24 NOV SYDNEY 24 NOV BRISBANE 28 NOV FREMANTLE 22 NOV ADELAIDE
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      896 46 CONSOLIDATION TO BUSAN T MJ t£Er p, Lrt FIRST FORWARDER IN OFFERING TWICE WEEKLY LCL SERVICE TO BUSAN gu Call SANISA at DID: 770 5014 for bookings NOW!!! fk Singapore 778 6522 *****38/*****36 Mn*wrON«l^J^rw GHI 0* MM Also has offices in:- ajMk AMD LOGISTICS SERVICES S&JKV MALAYSIA THAILAND PHILIPPINES 3
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      1397 47 ISEAMA^RGENTIN^IN^^^n CONTAINERISED "HUB" SERVICE DIRECT TO ARGENTINA/BRAZIL URUGUAY I Vltta VOY Ml P. ARENAS USHUAJA Wf HTVKWO SNT MM ALEXANDER SCHUITE 005E 28/11 03/01 08/01 10/01 12/01 18/01 11/02 BIROIT NABER 003E 17/12 19/01 21/01 28/01 28/01 31/01 24/02 FRANCISCA SCHULTE 006E 10/02 13/03 18/03 20/03 22/03 28/03 12/04 1.
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      391 47 CEYLON SHIPPING (ORPH (SggH Notional Line of Sri Lanka CONTAINERISED SERVICE TO UK AND NORTH CONTINENTAL PORTS wm lwr|w|a>|ia[«w[i»| }<■ wnmw m wi i i?/n fi/n i»/i; 12/12 u/u KHi 01 in (Of 21/11 23/11 13/1? 14/1? U/K 17/1? arm w« »/n 31/11 ?i/i? u/u WUi 01 CAWW CO6W «/ll
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      778 47 yj/ sex 'CALIFORNIA PEGASUS 26' eta sgp m/n/94 I wBL U arriving LOS ANGELES 12/11/94 IN bats I I TP I aex: 'NEPTUNE CRYSTAL 29E' eta sgp i7/n/t4 I ARRIVING NEW YORK 21/11/94 IN 23 oats |J export imayowt calitornmexfwiss (t<3o itot -1 MP LOS QAM VAM I SCT ATL
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      679 48 22JS SAMUDERA INDONESIA (S) PTE LTD 15 McCALLUM STREET #03-01/02 NATWEST CENTRE S'PORE 0106 Tel: *****81-3 FAX: *****36 (3 HUNTING LINES) TLX: R*****0 Bookings call direct line: *****41/*****43 jessica/celia 5 SLGS/WEEK QEBBiSH 3 SLGS/WEEK Vessel voyTsin jak vessel voy sin sur tWADIKA 1054 IN PORT 18/11 (FRI) LUMOSO 953 IMPORT
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      278 48 AFGHANISTAN MAM Afghanistan Ltd., Hairatan, Torghundl. IsJamqala (Ooqharun) I C.1.5./RUSSIA: Voatochny, Vtadivoatok, Moacow, Baku, TaaMant, Irkutsk, Alma AU, Aaligabad. Dushanbe, Kim N Korea: Pyongyang, Nampo Mongolia: Ulaan Bator LCL TO CIS EASTERN EUROPE VESSEL SIN DKR Bunga Peiangi V.2414 23/11 21/12 Ned Asia V.2424 29/11 28/12 Ville De Sagitta V.SO6W
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      401 48 (A WMLLY-Omu SNSWAIY OF MOi) MAIN LINE: 222 025S AIRFREIGHT: S4S 42SS WEEKLY LCL CONSOUPATION INDIAN SUB CONTINENT ETD ETD USA/EUROPE/AUST/NZ ETD ETD COLOMBO 21/111 28/11 USA (AU INLANO POINT) 21/11 2S/11 CHITTAGONG 21/11 28/11 EUROPE (AU BASE PORTS) 21/11 2S/11 CALCUTTA 23/11 30/11 NEW ZEALAND (AU PORTS) 24/11 8/12
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      454 49 4 HYUNDAI MERCHANT MARINE CO. LTD. WESTBOUND TO EUROPE BKG: *****61 [n« [~pke pgd vessels vor sm rtm ant leh ham brej fr 16/11 11/11 19/11 SI MARMER 313W 21/11 09/12 ***** ***** T1712 HTH HTiF" 23/11 25/11 26/11 H. MNOVATOR 312* 23/11 16/12 11/12 17/12 11/12 11/12 20/12 30/11
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      350 49 STRAITS/ JAPAN/ STRAITS SERVICE SPECIALIST IN RO-RO HEAVY LIFTS INBOUND VESSELS kssi 101 v n kuc u mm mt COSMC MAS tii 11/11 NORM UDMATNA 2 19/11 M/ll (MOT HI 20/11 22/11 OCEAN MUE 7 24/11 25/11 21/11 UKSON rtMSt 11 21/11 EASTERN PEARL 35 21/11 30/11 SOMBAI 30 29/11
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      615 49 JEDDAH/UK/CONTNENT I STORE ICD STON HWMG I DAM LEH •Mm Acc*M« C»|» F* ORE SKN EXPRESS 19/345 19/11 21/11 7/12 10/12 12/12 14/12 :M M W dntaukan. BHnt Md DM FRAIMFURT EXPRESS 70/140 23/11 10/12 13/12 IVU Mtartai :to at tohmp. fcralartam. 0* HM LUDWKStMFEN EXPRESS 10/340 20/11 S/12 14/12
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      300 49 TODAY'S TIDES (height in metres) HOUR 0000 0100 0200 0300 0400 0500 0600 0700 0800 0900 1000 1100 1200 1300 1400 1500 1600 1700 1100 1900 2000 2100 2200 2300 2.2 1.1 1.4 1.1 1.0 1.0 1.3 1.7 2.3 2.7 2.9 2.S 2.4 1.9 1.4 1.0 0.7 0.6 0.7 1.0
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