The Business Times, 22 March 1995

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    13 1 Business Times WE KNOW ASIA MITA(P) 194/12/94 Wednesday March 22 1995 85 C
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  • 2am LATEST
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      Lock icon Dow up 11 points
      57 1 Reuter NEW YORK Blue-chip stocks moved into record territory again yesterday. At 1 pm EST, the Dow Jones industrial average was up 11.41 points at 4,094.09, surpassing Monday's closing high of 4,083.68. In the broader market, advances led declines by a small margin on trading of
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      Lock icon Barings controls of S'pore unit faulty
      48 1 Reuter BRUSSELS Bank of England executive director Brian Quinn yesterday said that the first indications of the inquiry into the collapse of UK merchant bank Barings pic showed that there had been a breakdown of controls of the bank's Singapore offices. Reuter
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    MARKET SUMMARY
    167 1 Stock market indices Tuesday Change STII 2,089.07 -2.47 KLSEComp 964.84 -4.51 Nikkei closed Hang Seng 8,580.31 -14.12 SET Index 1,184.11 -0.71 Jakarta Comp 427.19 +0.25 Manila Comp 2,308.60 2.69 Taipei WPI 6,524.87 -16.71 Seoul Comp 946.07 -10.8 Bombay BSE30 closed CLSA China B 805.05 -2.89 Aust All Ord
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    Ng Teng Fong to launch takeover of Yeo Hiap Seng
    804 1  -  By Genevieve Cua SINGAPORE Property magnate Ng Teng Fong has declared that he intends to mount a takeover of beverage group Yeo Hiap Seng (YHS). Reversing earlier unofficial indications that he would not cross the 25 per cent trigger point
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    Feb non-oil domestic exports up 37.4%
    470 1  -  By Genevieve Cua SINGAPORE Non-oil domestic exports surged 37.4 per cent last month in real terms, defying expectations of a cyclical lull due to the Lunar New Year holidays. Analysts said trade growth remained robust although February's strong year-on-year rise to $6.89 billion was
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    Lock icon Bank of England's deputy head quits
    86 1 Reuter LONDON Bank of England deputy governor Rupert Pen-nant-Rea has resigned over an extra-marital affair, the Press Association yesterday quoted sources as saying. Bank of England press officers were not available for comment. A Treasury spokesman had no information. Sunday newspapers revealed last weekend
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    Lock icon Italy's Ruggiero is first head of WTO
    282 1 AFP. Bloomberg Business News Reuter. AP WASHINGTON Italy's Kenato Ruggiero confirmed yesterday that the US had accepted him as first head of the new World Trade Organisation, and said he would serve only one four-year term in office. "The (US) administration has done
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    Lock icon UMBC Securities denies it faces share loss
    149 1 Bernama KUALA LUMPUR UMBC Securities Sdn Bhd yesterday said recent press reports which said it could incur potential loss of MS2OO million (SSI 10 million) in trading Khong Guan Holdings (M) Bhd shares were totally untrue and unfounded. Stressing that it was a
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    Lock icon Trading in Japan gas mask maker surged before attack
    276 1 AFP AP TOKYO The stock of a Japanese maker of industrial gas masks was traded a dozen times more than usual last Thursday and Friday on the over-the-counter market, before Monday's deadly gas attack on Tokyo's subway. The Mainichi newspaper yesterday
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    Lock icon US$ hits new post-War low of 88.40 yen
    142 1 Reuter, Bloomberg Business News NEW YORK The dollar tumbled to a new post-World War II low of 88.40 yen in early trading here and in London yesterday, below the previous low of 88.65 yen recorded on Monday. Soon after, the greenback showed
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    East Coast Parkway toll: $1 from 7.30-8.30 am, Mondays-Fridays
    469 1  -  By Ramesh Divyanathan SINGAPORE Starting in June, a pilot scheme to regulate traffic on a stretch of the East Coast Parkway (ECP) will operate between 7.30 am and 8.30 am. Mondays to Fridays. Cars and other vehicles going through the Road
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      184 1 ;/}\'(|^/"-*}][*.<$^+@]=,&/~]$% More stories, Pgs 18, 24 CONTENTS S'poce News 2 S'pweWsa .19.20.21 Regwnal News 3.4,5 Financial 24.25 World News 6.9 Features Martlets Reg Analysis 17 CM/HISE. SES 28 30 Editorial 16 Regional 26 Sports 13 World 21 TV lifestyle 15 Currencies —24 Focus 12 Simex/Commo 24,25 Subscription TH 1800-/*****7 Fax
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      7 1 Regional Analysis: p* i? Spotlight on Cambodia
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      18 1 Hock iMck Siew: pg 19 Big shipyards face uncertainty YHS (M) reports flat profit of Msl4.9m, Pg 20
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      9 1 Ruggiero has skills and experience for job, Pg 6
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      146 1 ,}/~</$)--=~\)'-^?}.|`']+=/[.;% Bottom Line: pr is Of frenzies and crasjy^& I .and transport debate sees its share of twists and turns, Pg 2 CORPORATE EARNINGS, Pg 19: Vickers Ballas up 11.8%; •Electronics Resources up 64% THE GREAT SEAFOOD THEATRE FEAST 1995 Business Lunch tisfe or Family Dinner Feast All You Can
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  • SINGAPORE NEWS
    • EYE on the ECONOMY
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        Lock icon Big jump in money supply
        328 2  -  By Paul Leo AN EARLY Lunar New Year drove money supply up sharply in January. The chief measure of money supply, M 2. rose 17 per cent year-on-year to $95.22 billion the biggest jump in the last three years. M 2 comprises currency in circulation,
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      700,000 households to be quizzed in survey on lifestyle and spending habits
      277 2  -  By Jenny Lam SINGAPORE'S largest consumer survey, 700,000 households, will begin tomorrow. Organised by Singapore Post and co-spon-sored by nine companies, the survey aims to find out about people's lifestyle and purchasing habits. A Singapore Post spokesman said
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      Subordinate Courts, law academy to host forum
      159 2 THE Subordinate Courts and the Academy of Law will play host to representatives of 15 Asia-Pacific countries at a forum from July 20 to 22. Guests will include highprofile judges from America to Australia. Initiatives taken up by different judicial systems to keep
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      Land transport debate sees its share of twists and turns
      581 2  -  In Parliament Yesterday By Ven Sreenivasan COMMUNICATIONS Minister Mah Bow Tan ran smack into heavy traffic in Parliament yesterday when his ministry's budget came up for debate and backbenchers pressed him on a broad range of issues. Some wanted bus
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    • PARLIAMENT BRIEFS
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        Private feeder bus services welcomed
        92 2 THE Public Transport Council (PTC) welcomes privately run feeder bus services. Communications Minister Mah Bow Tan said in Parliament. Mr Mah said the PTC is likely to reject applications to run routes which duplicate existing services, but will accept those for shuttle or feeder bus
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        Sea robbery cases plunge
        67 2 SINCE mid-1992, sea robbery reports have declined sharply, Minister of State for Communications Goh Chcc Wee said. Mr Cioh said this was the result of close cooperation with neighbouring authorities, such as increased naval and marine police patrols and arrest of suspected sea robbers. There was
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        Terminal 3 concept design by mid-year
        90 2 A CONCEPT design for Changi Airport's Terminal 3 (T3) will be ready by the middle of this year. Communications Minister Mah Bow Tan said the detailed design by the Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore (CAAS) will tic in with a study on extending the
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        Refuse collection to be privatised
        56 2  -  By Ramesh Divyanathan,Ven Sreenivasan THE corporalisation of refuse collection service will raise cfficicncy without any drop in standards, said Mr Mah, who is also Environment Minister. The service would be privatised eventually and companies would be invited to tender. Mr Mah said any fee increase
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      Lock icon Wing Tai Holdings to lose a portion of $62m site through road widening plan
      395 2  -  By Abdul Hadhi ABOUT 13 per cent of a 33,400 sq ft site bought last month by Wing Tai Holdings for $62 million will eventually be acquired by the government for road widening. A Wing Tai
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    • NEWS ROUNDUP
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        S'pore protests to Manila over flag burning
        88 2 THE Singapore government yesterday lodged a strong protest with the Philippine government over the burning of the Singapore flag by a Filipino national in Davao City on Monday. The mayor of the city was present during the burning. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs
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        Use of Giro farecards at MRT stations
        137 2 MASS Rapid Transit passengers with Giro farecards can again use them to enter Giro-labelled gates at train stations. On Monday, they were unable to do so because of a software glitch in the ticketing system. As a result, the gates rejected Giro farecards.
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        Corrections and clarifications
        63 2 IN A March 17 article headlined "Stevens-Walshe Road area turning into a condo enclave", we reported that a land parcel was sold to Tuan Sing subsidiary Habitat Properties. Habitat Properties is neither a subsidiary nor an associate company of Tuan Sing and the group does not own
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      Khoo Teck Puat's wife, Rosemarie, dies
      297 2 Obituary ROSEMARIE Khoo. the wife of local hotel tycoon Khoo Teck Puat, died on Monday night after a year-long illness. Members of the family, including her husband and children. were present when she died at home. Mrs Khoo. 67, suffered a stroke in April
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  • SOUTH-EAST ASIA
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      Malaysian property deals saw 26% jump in value last year
      414 3  -  From Ruth Wong in KUALA LUMPUR TRANSACTIONS in Malaysia's booming property sector saw a sharp 25.9 per cent jump in value last year, government figures released yesterday show. The growth rate compares with the 10.28 per cent recorded in 1993.
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        Lock icon KL 3-month rate hits year-high
        93 3 Reuter KUALA LUMPUR The benchmark three-month Kuala Lumpur Interbank Offered Rate (Klibor) climbed to its highest level in a year at 6.15 per cent yesterday as recent liquidity-tightening moves by Bank Negara took effect, dealers and economists said. Participants scrambled for funds in the medium-term
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        Lock icon Indon wood product exports set to rise
        80 3 Reuter JAKARTA Indonesia's exports of wood products are projected to grow 12.3 per cent this year and earn the world's largest exporter of tropical plywood US$7.l9 billion (5510.13 billion). Antara news agency yesterday quoted Mohamad Hasan, chairman of the Indonesian Forestry Society, as
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        Lock icon Ciputra strikes out English names
        78 3 AFP JAKARTA A leading Indonesian company said yesterday it was changing the English names on six major projects following official condemnation of the growing intrusion of English. The Ciputra Group took a full-page advert in the Suara Pembanian daily to announce it was proud to
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      Deutsche Telekom pays US$586m for stake in Satelindo
      237 3  -  From Leslie Lopez in JAKARTA GERMANY'S Deutsche Telekom yesterday signed a preliminary deal to buy a 25 per cent stake in Indonesia's private telecommunications firm PT Satelit Palapa Indonesia (Satelindo) for US$5B6 million (SssB27 million). The deal, after two weeks of intense
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      Lock icon Suharto seeks more Japanese investment
      159 3 Reuter JAKARTA President Suharto yesterday urged Japan to invest more in Indonesia and increase imports of goods from the country following the yen's rise. "The president feels investments from Japan can be increased while Indonesia can boost exports to Japan." Industry Minister Tungky Ariwibowo said
      Reuter  -  159 words
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      Lock icon Scraping for a living
      42 3 AFP KA VI POT, Cambodia A Cambodian salt scraper filling her baskets yesterday in seaside salt beds outside the provincial town of kampot, 144 km south of Phnom Penh. One kilogram of salt costs 20 US cents. AFP
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      Lock icon Subic Bay firms set to generate US$1b in sales
      299 3 Bloomberg Business News MANILA Companies locating in an industrial park in a former US military base north of Manila will generate almost US$l billion (S$ 1.41 billion) in sales a year after it opens. Government officials yesterday said the Subic Bay
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      Lock icon Mahathir calls for strong mandate in coming polls
      264 3 AFP KUALA LUMPUR Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad yesterday called on voters to return his government to power with a strong mandate in the coming polls to ensure that the country's development stays uninterrupted. Dr Mahathir's appeal came ahead of a convention
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  • CHINA/HONGKONG/TAIWAN
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      Lock icon China sacks, punishes bank officials for giving loans
      534 4 Reuter BEIJING In one of China's biggest bank scandals, the central bank said yesterday it had sacked or disciplined 11 senior state bank officials, and rescinded a business licence, after they violated a credit squeeze. Diplomats said the central bank clearly intended
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      Lock icon Buyers rush for imports as shortage in south persists
      485 4 The grain issue in China Reuter HONGKONG Corn is in such short supply in China's southern coastal regions that buyers are flooding Shanghai to ensure they secure stocks from ships arriving from the US, trading sources said yesterday. Exports, banned since
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      Lock icon Beijing accuses foreigners of ulterior motive in grain forecasts
      471 4 AFP BEIJING China has accused foreign politicians of harbouring "ulterior motives" in putting forward academic research to show that the Asian giant's surging grain demand would create a global food crisis. Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS) research fellow Hu Angang yesterday
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      Lock icon Outdoor pool
      54 4 Reuter ICHANG, China A woman playing at an open-air pool hall, her baby perched in a wicker basket on her back, in Yichang in Hubei province on Sunday. Fool played outdoors is among the most popular games in China and tables emerge at street corners in many cities
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      China's inflation rate forecast at slower 17%
      313 4  -  By Teh Hooi Ling SINGAPORE China's inflation rate in 1995 should slow to 17.6 per cent while the growth of its retail price index (RPI) should dip to 16.1 per cent, predicts Sun Hung Kai Research Ltd. The company's forecast follows a drop
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    • CHINA WATCH
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        Lock icon Lu Ping in US to talk about HK
        70 4 AP SEATTLE A high-ranking Chinese official is in the United States to promote China's side of the Hongkong story. Lu Ping. China's top official involved in the 1997 transition of Hongkong to Chinese sovereignty, made his pitch on Monday in private meetings
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        Lock icon Private firms banned from sugar market
        79 4 AFP BEIJING China has issued a ban on private firms operating in the country's wholesale sugar market, following steep price rises caused by speculation, a senior trade official was quoted as saying yesterday. "Investigations have found that quite a number of big and small
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        Lock icon First Chinese paper on CD-ROM
        67 4 Reuter BEIJING Want to read the first 46 years of China's staid Communist Party newspaper, the People's Daily, on compact disc? From Tuesday, you can for a cool US$l9,BOO (5527.900). The People's Daily is the first Chinese newspaper to be available on CD-ROM, with 92
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        Lock icon HK trade group's 8th China office
        62 4 AFP HONGKONG The quasi-official Hong Kong Trade Development Council is to open an inland China office to tap demand in the most populous region. HKTDC said yesterday. HKTDC is to set up its first inland office in the south-western city of Chengdu, capital of
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  • REST OF ASIA
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      Lock icon Rao faces new pressure after senior politician quits party posts
      373 5 Reuter NEW DELHI Indian Prime Minister PV Narasimha Rao, struggling to restore unity in his Congress party following electoral setbacks, came under new pressure yesterday following the resignation of a senior politician from his party posts. Former cabinet minister Narain
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      Lock icon Importers not passing on currency benefits: NZ central bank head
      335 5 Bloomberg Business News WELLINGTON The head of New Zealand's central bank said the nation's importers arc profiting from the appreciation of the locSl dollar but haven't passed on the full benefits to consumers. Only two-thirds of the lower import prices
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      Lock icon NZ seeks new era in US relations despite nuke rift
      405 5 Reuter WELLINGTON New Zealand Prime Minister Jim Bolger signalled yesterday he would try to set aside disagreements on nuclear policy and open a new chapter in relations when he meets US President Bill Clinton next week. Mr Bolger, who leaves
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    • ASIA NOTES
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        Lock icon S Korean PC exports in doldrums
        67 5 AFP SEOUL South Korea's personal computer (PC) exports remain in the doldrums, locked in fierce competition with cheaper Taiwanese products and advanced Japanese and US models. The International Trade and Industry Ministry yesterday said the country's PC exports, which peaked in 1989 with a
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        Lock icon Seoul sets 7% wage hike guideline
        95 5 AFP SEOUL South Korea has set an average 7.1 per cent increase as this year's guideline wage hike. A team of 11 government-com-missioned experts yesterday announced a recommended band ranging from 5.6 per cent to 8.6 per cent for pay increases, depending on the
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        Lock icon Drop in number of visitors to NZ
        67 5 Reuter WELLINGTON The seasonally-adjusted number of overseas visitors to New Zealand fell 3.0 per cent between January and February. Statistics New Zealand yesterday said the fall followed a seasonally-adjusted increase of 3.0 per cent between December and January. Unadjusted, the number of visitors
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  • THE WORLD
    • WORLD WATCH
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        Lock icon Fed policy evenly balanced: Blinder
        82 6 Reuter WASHINGTON Federal Reserve vice-chairman Alan Blinder said that US monetary policy was roughly balanced now between the risk that the central bank had raised rates too far or not enough. He rated "the risks of overkill and the risks of doing too little and
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        Lock icon German industrial output prices up
        66 6 AFP WIESBADEN, Germany Industrial production prices in western Germany rose 0.2 per cent in February over the previous month and 1.8 per cent compared to February 1994. the Federal Statistics Office said yesterday. Analysts' forecasts had put the increase at between 0.2 and 0.6 per
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        Lock icon Republicans losing ground?
        74 6 Reuter WASHINGTON Most Americans surveyed believe that Republican lawmakers are going too far in cutting federal social programmes that help children, the elderly, the poor and the middle class, a new poll showed. As a result, the Washington Post-ABC News survey suggested that President Bill Clinton may
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        Lock icon Investors may join Orange County case
        69 6 Reuter LOS ANGELES The cities and school districts that invested in Orange County's ill-fated investment pool are likely to join the county bankruptcy case even after they accept a settlement plan ending the pool case. US Trustee Marcy Tiffany, who is overseeing the cases,
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        Lock icon Russia is turning the corner: minister
        62 6 AP MOSCOW Russia's economy is emerging from crisis and growth is possible by 1997 if current policies continue. Economics Minister Yevgeny Yasin said Monday. In documents distributed to legislators, the Economics Ministry said the government's focus on narrowing the budget deficit and controlling the
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      Lock icon Washington, Cairo launch effort to boost Egypt's economy
      337 6 The Washington Post CAIRO The United States and Egypt have sought, amid tension between the two governments, to reassert their common interests by launching a joint effort to boost Egypt's economy through market reforms and foreign investment. The announcement on Monday heralded
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      Lock icon UK govt expects to win EU vote despite death of MP
      410 6 Reuter. FT LONDON Prime Minister John Major was to face another tough vote late last night, a day after one of his staunchcst Northern Irish allies died of a heart attack. Northern Ireland politician James Kilfedder, the only Member
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      Lock icon Royal praise for South Africa
      57 6 Reuter CAPE TOWN Queen Elizabeth II standing next to South African President Nelson Mandela during an official state banquet on Monday here. The queen spoke at the banquet of Mr Mandela's 'wise and generous leadership', under which she said South Africa was emerging as a
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      Lock icon French franc won't fall to ERM floor: Tietmeyer
      258 6 Bloomberg Business News PARIS Bundesbank president Hans Tietmeyer said he's "convinced" that the French franc will never fall to its floor within the European exchange rate mechanism. The central rate for the exchange rate between the deutsche mark and the franc is
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      Lock icon Ruggiero has skills and experience to head WTO: backers
      503 6 Reuter GENEVA Italy's Rcnato Ruggiero, poised to lead the new World Trade Organisation. has enjoyed a career spanning government, diplomacy and big business. The European Union's 64-year-old candidate for directorgeneral of the WTO has been a roving ambassador for Fiat motor
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      Lock icon Britain's non-EU trade deficit rises to £343m
      370 6 Bloomberg Business News LONDON Britain's trade deficit with countries outside the European Union widened to a lower-than-expected £343 million (*****.8 million) in February from £291 million in January, the Central Statistical Office said yesterday. "The trend in the visible balance, heavily influenced by
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      Lock icon IMF to work on ways to boost finances for future use
      428 9 Reuter WASHINGTON The International Monetary Fund (IMF), faced with mounting demands for financing from a host of nations from Mexico to Russia, will on Friday discuss ways to increase its resources, international monetary sources said on Monday. The sources
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      Lock icon US and Europe fighting for top Unicef post
      252 9 Reuter UNITED NATIONS The United States, escalating a diplomatic battle with Europeans, submitted on Monday names of women for the top post at Unicef to try to ensure another American gets the job. Sources said the candidates for the executive directorship of
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      Lock icon Beast's burden
      70 9 Reuter LONDON A Compassion in World Farming (CIWF) demonstrator displaying a life-si/c veal crate and model calf outside [.ondon's High Court on Monday to highlight the fate awaiting the majority of calves exported from Britain. The CIWF has been given permission by the High Court to intervene in
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      Lock icon Bill to deregulate telecom in Texas gains support
      312 9 Bloomberg Business News AUSTIN, Texas A telecommunications deregulation bill that would make Texas one of the most competitive local telephone markets in the country has gained the support of key industry and consumer groups with the glaring exception of major long-distance telephone
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      Lock icon Tobacco firms hail ruling against HIV class action
      183 9 Reuter NEW YORK The US tobacco industry is celebrating the dismissal of a haemophiliac class action against drug companies. saying the ruling could help it end a massive suit filed on behalf of millions of addicted smokers. Richard Posner. chief judge of
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      448 11 Course Gary Player "I had such a beautiful piece of land to work "The course combine the inherent tranquillity the were guaranteed of the land with reward the skills of the the eye with terrific views. golfer as professional. Mention the name Gary of invariably comes to over only history
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      1368 12  -  Americans push for political autonomy from Washington From Leon Hadar in WASHINGTON AMERICANS take pride in championing self-determina-tion for national minorities around the world. They have been in the forefront of the struggle for the right of secession of the Kurds from Iraq and
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      406 12 *Fcf L J SINGAPORE INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT bSran I V Participants will learn to adopt a systematic negotiation process for conducting effective negotiations. They will also learn the skills in persuading others to engage in joint problem solving and joint decision making. Participants can register either for the three-day or
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      14 12 CENTRE STAGE Keep in step with the culture beat. The Arts. Every Monday. BiisinessTimes
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  • SPORTS
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      Lock icon Jordan's comeback puts Chicago Bulls back in NBA race
      585 13 AFP INDIANAPOLIS, Indiana Michael Jordan's return makes the Chieago Bulls a legitimate contender for the National Basketball Association (NBA) title in what was already the most wide-open race in more than a decade. Jordan looked rusty in his first NBA game
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      Lock icon What they aren't saying about Jordan
      666 13  -  Tongue-in-cheek, Dave Anderson makes a guess Dave Anderson NYT NEW YORK Ever since Michael Jordan moved onto the runway for takeoff, just about everybody in the National Basketball Association except the ballboys have been asked for their thoughts on the return of His Higher
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        Basketball
        25 13 NEW YORK NBA Monday: Atlanta 106 LA Clippers 102; Cleveland 100 Dallas 102 (2ND OT); San Antonio 104 Seattle 96; Sacramento 91 Denver 89.
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        Cricket
        124 13 DUNEDIN, New Zealand Sri Lanka was 210 for three wickets in its second innings, an overall lead over New Zealand of 136 runs, at the dose of play on the fourth day on Tuesday of the second test at Dunedin. Scores: Sri Lanka 233 (C Vaas 51) and 210
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        Golf
        213 13 LONDON European Ryder Cup standings (one point for every one pound won): 1 Scve Ballesteros (Spn) 333,422 pts 2 Bernhard Langer (Ger) 204,406 3 Colin Montgomerie (Scot) 199.395 4 David Gilford (Eng) 187.403 5 Jose Maria Olazabal (Spn) 156,577 6 Costantino Rocca (Ita) 154,889 7 Pcr-Ulrik Johansson (Swe) 149,611
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        Tennis
        273 13 KEY BISCAYNE, Florida LSS4.I million Lipton Championships Monday Men's 3rd rd: 1-Pete Sampras (US) b Jared Palmer (US) 6-4 6-4; Mark Woodforde (Aust) b 7-Jim Courier (US) 6-3 6-4; 8-Waync Ferreira (SA) b Mark Philippoussis (Aust) 6-4 7-5; 10Andrci Medvedev (Ukr) b Patrick McEnroe (US) 6-4 7-6 (8-6); 12Magnus
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        Yachting
        87 13 SAN DIEGO America's Cup semi-finals Monday (each victory worth one point) l>ouis Vuitton Cup Challenger Series: Tag Heuer Challenge (Chris Dickson) b One Austraila (John Bertrand) by 1:19 mins; Team New Zealand (Peter Blake) b Nippon (Makato Namba) by 6:14. Standings: 1 Team New Zealand 2 pts 2 One
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      Lock icon Mighty Mary scores first victory
      642 13 America's Clip AFP SAN DIEGO, California America 3, still drawing fire for breaking up the first all-woman crew in America's Cup history, scored its first victory with Dave Dellenbaugh as tactician and starting helmsman here on Monday. Mighty Mary defeated Dennis Conner's Stars and Stripes
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      Lock icon Seeded players falter at Lipton championships
      404 13 NYT KEY BISCAYNE, Florida Whether you're riding high as No 1 in the world, or whether you simply used to be No I, tennis still comes down to a confidence game: neither topranked Arantxa Sanchez Vicario nor former No I Jim Courier had much
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      Lock icon Buzzer-beating wins for three teams
      262 13 NCAA Basketball Tournament AP NEW YORK Buzzer-beat-ers carried UCLA. Georgetown and Memphis into the NCAA tournament's round of 16 on Sunday and sent Missouri. Weber State and Purdue packing for home. And defending champion Arkansas needed overtime to escape an upset. UCLA, ranked No 1
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        Lock icon M'sian bookies 'didn't rig World Cup'
        82 13 AFP KUALA LUMPUR Malaysian police have dismissed reports that football bookies here rigged games in the English Premier League and World Cup despite suspicion that punters had international links, a report said on Monday. About 150 soccer players, officials and bookies have been arrested
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        Lock icon Reggie Lewis took drugs, says friend
        101 13 AP NEW YORK A close friend and former teammate of Reggie Lewis claims he used cocaine several times with the late Celtics captain, including five days before Lewis collapsed at a playoff game two years ago, the Wall Street Journal reported on Monday. Derrick
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        Lock icon McGrath does well against Guyana
        98 13 Reuter GEORGETOWN. Guyana Australian paceman Glen McGrath bowled himself into contention for a place in Australia's team for the first Test against West Indies with a five-wicket haul against Guyana on Monday. With leg-spinner Shane Warne also taking three wickets, Guyana were bowled out for
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        Seles may play again if attacker's jailed
        84 13 NEW YORK On the eve of the re-trial of Gunther Parche, the German who stabbed Monica Seles (right) during a changeover in Hamburg. Germany, on April 30, 1993, Karolj Seles reiterated on Monday that there is no set date for his daughter's return
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        Lock icon Tyson goes free on Saturday
        66 13 AFP INDIANAPOLIS, Indiana Indiana Department of Corrections officials said on Monday that former world heavyweight boxing champion Mike Tyson will be released from the Indiana Youth Centre minimum-security prison on Saturday at 6am local time. Tyson was sentenced to six years' jail in 1992 for
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        Lock icon Ban on Pakistan's Malik lifted
        81 13 AFP ISLAMABAD Pakistan's cricket authorities on Monday lifted a ban imposed earlier this month on former Test captain Salim Malik over bribery allegations. The decision was taken by a three-member ad hoc committee in charge of cricket affairs which said Malik "must be considered innocent"
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        Lock icon Athens, Helsinki vie for games venue
        69 13 AFP MONTE CARLO Athens and Helsinki have applied to stage the 1997 world athletics championships following Mexico's pullout in the wake of domestic economic turmoil. The Greek athletic federation applied for Athens to host either the 1997 or 1999 championships, the International Amateur Athletic
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      1035 14 Nothing Beats A WHERE TO WINE, DINE AND ENTERTAIN or g Homecookcd ||g 10 Varieties of Pasta I HP 20 different sauces j l Bi And all-time Italian favourites A !-antipasti, pizza and puccia. L PASTA FRESCA DA SAIVATOftE PTE LTD I 30BootQja*;S(0104)(Open84hous>.Td:532 6283/*****10 ff| r •8k 833 toysMte Bukit
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      337 14 17 to 26 March 1995 Pine Court T Here's a chance for you to sample cuisine from V" Chengde's Ching Dynasty Summer Palace. Experience the way game and poultiy are prepared Chengde style, and savour dishes specially created by our guest chefs from Chengde City. For more D9#yS information, please
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  • LIFESTYLE
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      S-E Asian treasures go under the hammer
      740 15  -  Susan Tsang on this week's Christie's auction here Susan Tsang CHRISTIE'S will be holding its Singapore sales this week. Collectors interested in their South-east Asian roots, as opposed to the Chinese art sold at the Hongkong sales, will find much to interest them,
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      What you need to know about art collections
      305 15 CHRISTIE'S is organising its first series of gallery talks in Singapore, in conjunction with its March auctions here. Singapore buyers are becoming more active on the auction scene, and the gallery talks are aimed at increasing the awareness of local buyers. The
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        Lock icon Is it bye bye, love for TV comedian Reiser?
        155 15 UPI COMEDIAN Paul Reiser believes he has just about exhausted the comedic possibilities of love and relationships. His hit NBC sitcom Mad about you focuses on the lighter side of married life as experienced by a perky young couple in the
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        55 15 UPI THE STORY of Harvey Milk, the slain San Francisco city supervisor, already has been made into a successful opera, and now it appears a movie is forthcoming. Warner Bros has the film in development, tentatively titled The Mayor of Castro Street. Pulitzer prize-winning playwright Tony Kushner is tentatively set
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        56 15 UPI THE DLCHESS of York is planning to make her mark in Hollywood by producing a movie about one of history's most colourful figures: Britain s Queen Victoria. Sarah Ferguson, the estranged wife of Prince Andrew, got the go-ahead on the project from 20th century Fox after personally pitching the
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      186 15 WHERE TO WINE, DINE AND ENTERTAIN dlatrrtljtll jSteak Open Daily Lunch 11.30 am 2.30pm Dinner 6.30pm 10.30pm (Last order 10pm) Western Japanese Set Lunch at $1150+ Monday to Saturday 160 Orchard Road #81-01, Orchard Point, Singapore 0923. Tel: 737 4564,734 4956 Fax: 736 1922 KARAOKE: It's Performance Time Join the
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      1189 15 I TV RADIO two-in-one documentary treat featuring whales ofT the 1 1.J eastern Canada as well known as the stone runner one of the rarest nesting birds --f V-- -7^ in Britain. Wateh and wonder how Daniel Day-Lewis dispenses with the talent he exhibited in My Left Bpfr .'Jrather go
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    Strong yen is Tokyo's quandary
    485 16 EDITORIAL THE strong yen is not going to go away and this means Japan faces some painful decisions on monetary and economic policy. Even in the unlikely event of coordinated action by the Group of Seven (G-7) industrialised countries on interest rates and currency market
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  • WHAT THE OTHERS SAY
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      The law took its course
      178 16 SINGAPOREANS could be excused if they are amazed and angered by the Philippines' elevation of a convicted double-murderess to the status of a national heroine after her execution last week. But that is the way of mob logic. Filipina Flor Contemplation, who came here to
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      What China must do
      138 16 THE TRADE DISPUTE on American intellectual property between China and the US has ended amicably. Beijing has reassured Washington of its willingness to protect American trademarks. In return, Washington has pledged support for China's WTO membership. The accord is historic. It shows two important economies have
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      Learn from history
      214 16 ACTIVITIES to mark the 50th anniversary of the end of World War II will remind us to draw lessons from the painful experience of wars, make us aware of our roots and the tough journey that we have travelled. This will help us unite with a strong
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      The sharp edge of derivatives
      179 16 WITH accountability, proper management and trading skills, derivatives are the only hedging mechanisms that can protect investors' capital. As long as users can contain their greed for quick profits, the hedging mechanisms are a very useful tool for them to protect and diversify their investment
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      No time for costly subsidies
      168 16 THE RECENT yendaka, the appreciation of the Japanese yen, is indeed very worrying. Minister of Finance Mar'ie Muhammad's expression of concern last week was hardly proportional to the great vulnerability of the Indonesian economy to this kind of external factor. The yen's appreciation and, in
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      Make ocean fishing fair to all
      161 16 THE TIME has come for drastic action to be taken to save fish stocks but unilateral moves like those taken by Canada are not the answer because of the risk of it escalating into a dangerous situation. Despite the traditionally warm ties between Spain
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    Schooling in Thailand: the private sector pitches in
    931 16  -  Since government funds cannot satisfy Thai industry's demand for educated manpower, private institutions of learning are springing up. Alan Boyd reports Alan Boyd The writer is a Bangkok-based journalist who contributes to BT WHEN Chitpoun Tummasiri went into business making computer modems
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      257 16 C&gi&i*± IN-DEPTH mm business IMlnewsfrom (SB SINGAPORE (jJ Business has covered the local and regional business scenes with more depth Mr/Mrs/MlssMs occupauon: and breadth from a perspective which is J company J more relevant to local businessmen than Dept Age J any other publication. Some may call it Tel M
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      A jungle economy emerging from the woods
      1586 17  -  ECONOMIC I OUTLOOK J 95 Spotlight on CAMBODIA in a BT country-by-country survey of regional economies HARISH MEHTA HARISH MEHTA The writer is BT's Indochina correspondent THE Cambodian government is focusing its energies this year on implementing a package of growth-oriented policies to
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      The legal niceties remain
      1156 17  -  David Howell finds investment prospects promising but says the country urgently needs reliable legal and bureaucratic institutions David Howell The writer is a Singapore-based international partner of the law firm. Baker and McKenzie THE WITHDRAWAL in 1993 of United Nations peacekeeping forces from Cambodia has not
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      355 17 Panel Of Authoritative Speakers.. Dato' Ghazi H Ramli, Executive Chairman, M IHWjyfl II |1 WmAll II Hi 11 RH Indah Water Konsortium Sdn Bhd Singapore lan ArstaN, Partner. Lmklaters Paioes Rosa Koo, Lee Lee 21 -23 June 1995 Hilton Singapore, Ballroom o*ndHm**.rmmr,Baker&McKen«! /T^T M" Cheong Choy Wai, Tax Partner. J
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    Lock icon Unsecured creditors fight to get money back
    363 18 Aftermath of the Barines debacle Reuter LONDON Barings' unsecured creditors are scrambling to recover money lost when the merchant bank group collapsed, with one set forming an action group and others sueing each other over conflicting claims. Holders of some £52 million (SSI
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    Lock icon Deutsche Bank rogue trader lost 22m marks
    171 18 Bloomberg Business News FRANKFURT Deutsche Bank AG, Germany's largest bank, said a trader suspended from its French office about two weeks ago lost about 22 million deutschemarks (5522.15 million) trading interest rate derivatives. The size of the loss was revealed by Rolf Breuer,
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    Malaysian watchdog calls for joint efforts to regulate derivatives system
    256 18  -  From Ruth Wong in KUALA LUMPUR SECURITIES Commission chairman Munir Majid has called on regulators of the derivatives market to work together in developing and regulating the system internationally. "The same or similar derivatives products are traded in a number
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    Lock icon Leeson sold 19,120 Nikkei option straddles: magazine
    254 18 Reuter CHICAGO Barings' Nick Leeson sold 19,120 Nikkei-225 option straddles between September 1994 and February 1995, according to an article by RISK Magazine yesterday. The magazine, which obtained a confidential document Goldman Sachs sent its customers on March 1, said Goldman had been
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    62 18 AFP NEW DELHI An elephant crushing pirated Mickey Mouse toys during a demonstration yesterday attended by representatives from Walt Disney's Indian joint venture, WD Consumer Products Ltd, launched last year. Ihe US entertainment giant has issued a stern warning to Indian firms against copyright infringements.
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    Lock icon Motorola, NEC set to take 17% stake each in Bull
    193 18 Reuter PARIS Motorola of the United States and NEC Corp of Japan arc set to take a 17 per cent stake each in lossmaking French computer maker Cie des Machines Bull. Sources close to the talks yesterday said IPC of
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    Coping rationally with so-called irrational movements
    1038 18  -  The Bottom Line LEE BOON KENG LEE BOON KENG The writer is a lecturer at the Nanvang Business School, NTU INTERVENTION BY several central banks failed to prevent the US dollar from plunging. Not so long before, the Mexico peso experienced a similar crisis
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    129 18 Reuter PARIS Bundesbank president Hans Tietmeyer said the central bank would review whether there was scope for a further cut in its interest rates. But he added the bank had to look at developments before making policy decisions. He was surprised that
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    Lock icon Buyers scramble for three UK train companies
    274 18 Bloomberg Business News LONDON The UK government's plans to parcel up the national rail network have produced a stampede of buyers interested in purchasing the three companies that will own and lease trains in Britain. Since October, some 400 companies have expressed interest
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  • COMPANIES & MARKETS
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      Vickers Ballas posts 11.8% rise in earnings to $36m
      464 19  -  By Shiv Taneja SINGAPORE Vickers Ballas Holdings yesterday reported an 11.8 per cent rise in group net earnings to $36.1 million for the year ended Dec 31, 1994. Earnings per share, however, fell to 14.83 cents from 22.24 cents in 1993
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      Apollo earnings nearly treble to hit $3.79m
      261 19 SINGAPORE Boosted by contributions from a property development project, Apollo Enterprises' net earnings almost trebled to $3.79 million last year. The profit jump reported yesterday was a hefty recovery from the 76 per cent drop in 1993 net earnings of $1,271 million. The
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      Sin Soon Huat's initial public offer 1.15 times subscribed
      302 19 SINGAPORE Industrial hardware supplier Sin Soon Huat's (SSH) initial public offer has attracted an overall subscription rate of 1.15 times, but the group will not be balloting its shares. Instead, the Sesdaq issue, underwritten by Overseas Union Bank, will be allocated
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      Big shipyards face another year of uncertainty
      768 19  -  HOCK LOCK SIEW By Rahita Elias SINGAPORE As recently as late last year, the Big Three shipyards were predicting a world tanker market recovery which would boost their fortunes here. After all, more than half their earnings come from jobs on tankers. But
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      UOB units' results a sign of fat profits in offing for parent
      318 19  -  By Quak Hiang Whai SINGAPORE Two listed subsidiaries of United Overseas Bank yesterday reported impressive profits for 1994 a hint that the parent would do just as well, if not better. Industrial Commercial Bank (ICB) posted a 42.2
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      Electronics Resources plans one-for-one bonus
      238 19  -  By Claire Leow SINGAPORE Sesdaqlisted computer products distributor Electronics Resources yesterday announced a one-for-one bonus, after a 64 per cent rise in net profit last year to $4 million. Regional growth and new lines lifted turnover 98 per cent to $233.8 million in the year
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        MARKET MOOD
        48 19 Mixed Market Mood' indicates the likely trading sentiment today, based on brokers polled at 5-6pm yesterday. Overnight events may alter sentiment. Brokers polled: Alliance, Credit I.yonnais Securities, Daiwa, Fraser, GK Goh, Kay Hian, Morgan Grenfell, OngCo, Nomura, Phillip, Smith New Court, WI Carr and SG Warburg.
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        HOT STOCK
        112 19  -  -By Paul Leo ELECTRONIC Resources rose 48.1 per cent or 25 cents to 77 cents yesterday from an all time low of 52 cents on Jan 23. Despite strong interest in the stock, further advances is likely to be cap by resistance at 82 cents. Yesterday's volume of
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      • COMPANY BRIEFS
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          Heshe unit sells stake for $578,000
          42 20 SINGAPORE A subsidiary of Heshe Holdings Ltd, Bene Fashion Singapore Pte Ltd, has sold its half stake in Multifashion Pte Ltd to PT Jaya Krisan Cahaya Department Stores for *****.775. The transaction was completed on Monday.
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          Koh Brothers form property units
          53 20 SINGAPORE Koh Brothers Group Ltd has incorporated two subsidiaries on Mar 4 for real estate activities. Koh Brothers Project Management Pte Ltd (KBPM) has an authorised capital of $100,000 and Mount Sinai Pte Ltd, $1 million. KBPM will be a wholly-owned subsidiary of Koh Brothers
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          Lock icon M'sian Plantations buys stockbroker
          62 20 Bernama KUALA LUMPUR Malaysian Plantations Bhd has agreed to buy a stockbroking company in Johor Bahru. The company said it will acquire the Dynamic Pearl Sdn Bhd for M 5226 million (S$ 125 million) from the owners, Goh Song Leong and Ahmad Fuad Hj Md Ali.
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          Lock icon Ayala Land shares get listed tomorrow
          64 20 Reuter MANILA The Philippine Stock Exchange will list 81.1 million new B shares of Ayala Land Inc tomorrow. The new shares, which will come from the company's unissued authorised capital stock, will be used to cover the conversion of its long-term commercial paper, the
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          Lock icon TelecomAsia strikes programme deal
          59 20 Bloomberg Business News BANGKOK Telecom Asia Corp pic has agreed to broadcast Country Music Television programming on its new Universal Cable TV Network. Country Music Television is a 24-hour network based in the US. It is jointly owned by Gaylord Entertainment Co and Group W Satellite
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        YHS Malaysia reports flat profit of M$14.9m
        281 20  -  From Ruth Wong in KUALA LUMPUR FOOD and beverage group Yeo Hiap Seng (Malaysia) has posted a net profit of MS 14.9 million (SSB.3 million) for 1994 an increase of just 2.3 per cent from MS 14.52 million in 1993. This resulted in
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        Lock icon PAL seeks 2.5b pesos from shareholders
        193 20 AFP MANILA Philippine Airlines Inc (PAL) chairman and chief executive Lucio Tan yesterday called on the Philippine government and other shareholders to put up 2.5 billion pesos (S$ 136.2 million) in new capital to turn around the haemorrhaging airline. Mr Tan, who controls PR
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        QAF, Telecom in printing joint venture
        147 20 SINGAPORE QAF said yesterday it would form a joint venture with Singapore Telecom to engage in printing and publishing in Brunei. A QAF subsidiary, The Brunei Press Sdn Bhd, will own 50 per cent of the joint venture. Telecom subsidiary Integrated Information will own
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        Lock icon PNB shares get thumbs down
        481 20 Bloomberg Business News MANILA Shares of the country's largest bank, statecontrolled Philippine National Bank (PNB), dropped to a 22month low, but few here flag it as a strong buy. "It's in a crisis now," said Noel Reyes, vice-president of research at Dharmala Securities Inc. "Until
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        Lock icon Mulpha to pay M$55m for 51% stake in Southern Water
        186 20 Bloomberg Business News KUALA LUMPUR Mulpha International Bhd. a trading company, yesterday said it will pay MSSS million (SS3O million) for a 51 per cent stake in the company that has the contract to supply water in the southern state
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        Lock icon Bonifacio land deal passes final official hurdle
        151 20 Reuter MANILA The Philippine government has accepted a surety bond from the Metro Pacific Corp-led group which won the Fort Bonifacio land development project. Yesterday's announcement by Bases Conversion Development Authority (Basecon) spokesman Ed Javier means the country's biggest land deal has passed
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        Lock icon Mid-April deadline for East Coast Highway consortium
        500 20 Bernama KUALA LUMPUR The consortium of four companies bidding to build the East Coast Highway has been given until the middle of April to come to a final agreement on the terms of the concession. Works Minister Leo Moggie yesterday said his ministry
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        Lock icon Honda reassures Oriental on franchise
        308 20 AFP, Bloomberg Business News KUALA LUMPUR Japan's Honda Motor Co has pledged to continue assembling and distributing its vehicles in Malaysia through Oriental Holdings Bhd. although the local franchisee is the target of a rumoured takeover. Oriental has been linked to various suitors by local
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        Lock icon Malaysian investors plan investment company
        188 20 AFP KUALA LUMPUR An association of Malaysian retail investors said yesterday it was forming an investment company to collectively invest on the local bourse and other stock markets in the region. Patrick Lim. president of the Malaysian Investors Association (MIA), said the association would hold
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        Lock icon Bilfinger & Berger bids to take over B&B Asia unit
        459 21 Bilfinger Berger bids to take over B&B Asia unit Bloomberg Business News HONGKONG German construction group Bilfinger Berger Bau AG is bidding HKS2.2O a share to buy out the minority shareholders in its loss-making Hongkong-based subsidiary' B&B Asia. B&B, whieh is 69.7 per eent owned by Bilfinger, yesterday said that
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        Lock icon HSBC Asset advises underweighting of stocks
        163 21 Reuter HONGKONG Investors should consider underweighting equities and overweighting cash assets in 1995. HSBC Asset Management, in a global strategy report released yesterday, said: "US GDP growth is unlikely to show signs of a significant slowdown much before the second half of 1995. "Both
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          Lock icon Philip Morris, Pepsi in coffee venture
          63 21 Reuter HONGKONG Philip Morris Cos Inc and PepsiCo Inc yesterday said they had formed a 50-50 joint venture to market ready-to-drink canned coffee in Asia. The venture. Maxwell House Beverage Company, formed by Philip Morris unit Kraft Foods International and PepsiCo unit Pepsi-Cola Manufacturing
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          Lock icon HK calculator maker adds to profit
          55 21 Bloomberg Business News HONGKONG Electronic calculator maker Truly International Holdings yesterday said its net profit rose 15 per cent in 1994. The profit, which is after tax and payments to minority interests, rose to HK594.6 million (S$ 17 million) from HKSB2.I million in the
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          Lock icon Shanghai Yatong in the black
          42 21 Bloomberg Business News SHANGHAI Transportation company Shanghai Yatong yesterday said its net profit for the year ended Dec 31, 1994, was 10.8 million yuan (Ssl.B million). Shanghai Yatong did not provide any comparative figures. Bloomberg Business News
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          Lock icon DuPont's chief made US$3.74m
          68 21 Bloomberg Business News WILMINGTON, Delaware DuPont chairman and chief executive Edgar Woolard Jr was paid US$2.O5 million (552.89 million) in salary and bonus last year, up 64 per cent from 1993. The company's proxy statement said the head of the US' largest chemical company also realised
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          66 21 Bloomberg business News HOUSTON, Texas Conoco Inc has formed a business unit to pursue power projects in the evolving worldwide electrical power market. The DuPont Co subsidiary yesterday said Conoco Power would have the leverage from existing businesses to enable it to capture emerging opportunities in
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        41 21 Reuter NEW YORK A group of environmental activists staging a "die-in" outside the corporate headquarters of Mitsubishi International here on Monday. The protest was over the company's new paper mill being built in Alberta, Canada. Reuter
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        423 21 Bloomberg Business News HONGKONG Canada's Regent Fund Management said on Monday it has won pledges from a third of China Assets shareholders' votes in its bid to break up one of China's leading Hongkong-listed investment funds and sell the pieces.
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        280 21 Reuter TAIPEI Payments for shares in the state-run China Steel Corp, Taiwan's biggest ever privatisation, began yesterday, but analysts said the sell-ofT would not soak up too much of the stock market's available liquidity. If all the shares on offer are bought by
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        637 22 Reuter Los Angeles Times NEW YORK Moving to preempt a threat that federal regulators would impose more drastic reforms, the Nasdaq stock market on Monday unveiled what it described as sweeping changes designed to give small investors better prices when they buy
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        393 22 Reuter PARIS Shares in Credit Lyonnais tumbled on the Paris bourse on Monday as investors fretted that the state bailout, unveiled at the end of last week, will leave the bank paying for its past troubles well into the next century. The
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        369 22 Reuter SAN FRANCISCO Microsoft Corp. Intel Corp and other computer and telecommunications companies on Monday announced a new standard for connecting most PC peripheral devices through a single port in the back of the machine. The Universal Serial Bus would solve
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        448 22 Reuter BONN Daimler-Benz AG. Germany's largest industrial conglomerate, yesterday said a holding company which had owned 12.3 per cent of its shares would be merged with Daimler and thereby dissolved. Daimler said the insurance companies and banks which owned Stella Automobil-Betei-ligungsgesellschaft would now be direct
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        Lock icon Borden bags US$638m from sale of 111m RJR shares
        224 22 Reuter COLUMBUS, Ohio Borden Inc said it has sold 111 million RJR Nabisco Holdings Corp shares at U555.75 each, raising gross proceeds of US$63B million (*****.6 million). Kohlberg, Kravis Roberts Co (KKR) granted the RJR shares to Borden last week to
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        369 24 Aftermath of the Barings debacle Reuter LONDON British fund managers on Monday said they were steering clear of Barings by taking their broking business elsewhere after the collapse of the merchant banking group and its rescue by ING, the Dutch bank and insurance giant.
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        Lock icon Full details behind collapse needed: Liffe
        246 24 Reuter LONDON The London International Financial Futures and Options Exchange (Liffe) on Monday said it needs to know the full details behind the collapse of Barings pic before being confident a similar incident would not occur in London. "It is an ongoing consideration. We
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        48 24 Reuter HANOI A Vietnamese mother and child tending a rice field on the outskirts of Hanoi yesterday. Vietnam has banned the conversion of rice fields for industrial use to maximise rice production in a decision which could affect foreign investment, officials said. Reuter
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        163 24 Reuter TAIPEI Taiwan's financial markets welcomed their new central bank governor yesterday, a one-time clerk who now controls one of the world's biggest piles of cash US$93 billion (SSI3S billion) in foreign exchange reserves. Sheu Yuan-dong, currently chairman of the state-run bank of
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        355 24 Reuter CANBERRA Australian Foreign Minister Gareth Evans, the leader of the government in the Upper House of Parliament, says the government would prefer not to have to raise interest rates again. "We would prefer that the economy is managed without the need
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          57 24 Reuter SHANGHAI China will set up 78 interbank short-term currency trading floors to help develop its financial markets, the Shanghai Securities Sews said yesterday. At the same time, the People's Bank of China will issue three, six and nine-month bonds on a trial basis, the
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          57 24 Reuter JAKARTA Indonesia's state banks had 6.1 trillion rupiah (553.9 billion) in non-performing loans as of January this year, central bank governor Sudradjad Djiwandono said yesterday. He said the seven state banks had given out a total of 103.8 trillion rupiah in loans. Mr Sudradjad
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          77 24 Bloomberg Business News HONGKONG Paul Cheng has resigned as a director of Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corp following his recent appointment as chairman of merchant bank NM Rothschild Sons (Hongkong) Ltd, the bank said in a statement yesterday. The two positions could have led
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          64 24 Bernama KUALA LUMPUR Bank of Commerce (M) Bhd (BOC), will open its first representative office in Yangon. Myanmar. this week as a first step towards tapping the growing business potential in the country, BOC senior vice-president Zakaria Merican said yesterday. The bank would be leading
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          58 24 Reuter LONDON Britain's largest life assurance group Prudential Corp pic yesterday said it has appointed Peter Davis group chief executive with effect from May 1 following the departure in January' of Mick Newmarch. Chairman Brian Corby has been acting chief executive since Mr Newmarch's unexpected
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        293 24 Reuter CANBERRA World commodity prices are forecast to rise for a second consecutive year in 1995/96. reflecting the improved outlook for the world economy, according to Australia's chief commodity analyst. The Australian Bureau of Agricultural and Resource Economics (Abare) forecasts its commodity
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        Oil futures reverse 4-day rise
        304 24 Bloomberg ENERGY REPORT LONDON Brent crude oil futures reversed a four-day 2.4 per cent rise even as an oil workers strike in Kuwait entered its fourth day. Traders had discounted concerns that the stoppage would disrupt Kuwait's oil flow and anticipated an early resolution to
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        191 24 Reuter LONDON The dollar made the most of a general move to book profits on the mark and in the process rebounded from a fresh post-World War II low on the yen yesterday, traders said. "There are certainly a couple of big players cashing in some profits on
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        106 24 Bloomberg Business News NEW YOKK The dollar rose against major currencies, rebounding from a post-World War II low against the yen. after the Bank of Japan denied speculation that the central bank would tolerate a large drop in the dollar. The dollar tumbled to a post-war low in
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        1356 25 SIMEX REPORT Reuter SINGAPORE Simex Euroyen and Eurodollar futures ended little changed in quiet dealings. The market was unusually still because of the public holiday in Japan and absence of new US economic data this week "Nothing much happened," said a dealer at an Asian
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        Steadier London price boosts KL tin
        635 25 COMMODITY REPORTS KL Tin TIN price on the Kuala Lumpur Tin Market rose five sen to MS 13.85 per kg in line with the steadier performance on the London Metal Exchange overnight. On the LME. three-month tin rose USSIO to U555.710 per tonne. On
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          India nearly self-sufficient in zinc
          66 25 NEW DELHI State-run Hindustan Zinc Ltd produced 107,527 tonnes of zinc metal in the first 11 months of the 1994-95 (April-March) fiscal year, compared with 110,996 tonnes a year earlier, a Mines Ministry statement said yesterday. Production statistics were given to a parliamentary panel by
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          72 25 SYDNEY Australian sorghum production estimates will decline sharply over the next few weeks unless rain is received over the later-planted crops, traders said yesterday. Estimates of 1994-95 (JulyJune) production have ranged widely over the past couple of months, with many traders forecasting one million tonnes
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          Nickel demand seen to rise this year
          91 25 LAS VEGAS Nickel demand is forecast to increase by 8 per cent this year while output is only seen rising 5 per cent, according to Francois-Gabri-el Sauvage. vice-president of sales and marketing for French metals group Eramet. In remarks to scrap merchants attending
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          China's zinc concentrate supply to fall
          64 25 HONGKONG China's domestic supply of zinc concentrate is expected to fall short of national demand by approximately 300,000 tonnes amid higher domestic demand. Figures from the China National Non-ferrous Metals Industry Corp (CNNC), and quoted by the official Xinhua News Agency, put China's demand
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      1473 25 SICOM Futures Rubber (futures dosing as at 5.30p<n) RSS 1 Contract (S cents/kg) Close Volume Open Month High Low Sett (tonnes) Interest Apr 95 265.00 265.00 266.50 50 325 May 264.00 262.00 261.50 350 2300 Jun 256.50 2175 Jul/Sep 255.50 253.00 254.50 675 4200 Oct/Dee 253 00 6705
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        Australia
        1174 26 10.2 A steady Australian dollar soothed nerves on the local bourse and allowed shares to rally yesterday in line with a stronger US market, brokers said. The market barometer, the All Ordinaries Index, climbed to 1.914.7 points, up 10.2 points on the close on Monday, when shares had lost
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        Manila
        556 26 +2.69 Bargain-hunters pushed Philippine share prices slightly higher yesterday but volume was thin, analysts said. The Philippine Stock Exchange Index rose 2.69 points or by 0.11 per cent to close at 2,308.60 points. A computer breakdown delayed the release of the official figures. Exchange officials earlier said preliminary figures
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        Taipei
        610 26 -16.71 The Taipei bourse yesterday closed slightly lower in slow trading, dampened by the 1.1 per cent slide in electricals. dealers said. The 423-issue Weighted Price Index on the Taiwan Stock Exchange declined 16.71 points, or 0.26 per cent, to settle at 6,524.87 points, extending a 46-point drop in
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        Seoul
        466 26 •10.8 Share prices turned bearish yesterday on the Korea Stock Exchange on a technical correction, brokers said. The Composite Price Index tumbled 10.8 points to finish at 946.07 points, with 25.9 million shares valued at 432.49 billion won changing hands. Falls beat rises by 528 to 217, with 133
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        New Zealand
        336 26 +2.85 Shares were mixed amid concern that the local dollar's appreciation against the Australian currency will erode earnings of companies with major business operations in Australia, traders said. The New Zealand dollar rose to a seven-and-half-year high of 89.15 Australian cents earlier yesterday. Australia is New Zealand's largest
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        London
        691 26 10.8 UK share prices closed higher in a broad move and on an encouraging level of turnover, amid fading worries over UK rates and against the background of firmer sterling and gilts, traders said. The FTSE 100 Index finished 10.8 points up at 3,135.0 after posting a new four-month
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        107 26 +2.21 The Paris Bourse showed a modest gain yesterday as the CAC 40 Index finished at 1,813.78 points, up 2.21 points or 0.12 per cent from the Monday close. Of the CAC-40 stocks, 24 were higher and 16 lower. Paris Mw 21 Kr VHIkjuhJC 761 0 10 Akralrl \nalhom
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        209 26 -8.80 German shares slipped to losses in thin trade at the end of bourse trade as shortcovering faded amid lack of follow-up orders, some selling out of the US, dealers said. The DAX Index ended 8.80 points lower at 1,982.95. DAX was seen rebounding slightly to upper end of
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        123 26 -0.20 pc Swedish shares closed slightly lower yesterday. Share prices were weighed down by new lows for the US dollar versus the Japanese yen. "There is a lack of interest. People want peace and quiet again," a broker said, who also predicted that the market would not pick up
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        Brussels
        204 26 -9.81 Belgian shares closed lower on some profit-taking as the market consolidated its re- cent gains, but traders said they were hopeful the 1,320 resistance level on the Bel--20 Index would soon be tested. Traders said the market was also hit by comments made earlier yesterday by Petrofina's chief
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        Milan
        114 26 +2.92pc Italian shares rose strongly, lifted by short-covering as the lira recovered lost ground against the mark and inflation data for March came in at expected 4.9 per cent. The Mibtel Index closed up 2.92 per cent to 9,673. Milan Mar 21 Lire +7" Alitalia Onl 880 60 Vuialu
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        Amsterdam
        273 26 -0.50 Dutch shares ended a volatile session lower on a massive battering for cyclical stocks, but the impact was partly offset by some firmer individual stocks. The AEX Index opened higher on a steady dollar, but shares dwindled at midsession when the US currency lost ground, chasing away investors.
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        Zurich
        270 26 -5.95 Swiss shares fell back from a firm opening to close almost half a per cent lower in quiet trade. Dealers said the market lacked followthrough buying and the weak dollar weighed on sentiment. A weak Wall Street opening added to general market uncertainty. The market consolidation was expected
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        Toronto
        269 26 -1.21 Stocks were mixed early as the market consolidated recent gains, with traders expecting a quiet morning session. The TSE 300 Composite Index eased 1.21 points to 4248.57 on volume of 7.40 million shares valued at C 591.00 million. Advancing stocks moved ahead of declines 120 to 109, with
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        New York
        938 26 10.37 Stock prices turned modestly higher in active trading early yesterday as bonds recovered in tandem with the US dollar, which sank to a new historic low against the Japanese yen in morning session. The Dow Jones Industrial Average was ahead 10.37 points to 4,094.05 at 11 am
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      3028 27 Reuter HONGKONG Stocks ended marginally lower as profit-taking washed away the morning's gains. The blue chip Hang Seng closed 14.12 points easier at 8,580.31. "Without a major surge from Wall Street on Monday, buying momentum didn't follow through." said Michael Ng of Sassoon Securities. The index touched an intraday
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      627 27 CLSA THE Hongkong H shares rose 0.38 per cent to close at 1,049.54, although performances were generally mixed. Large market cap counters, such as the petrochemicals and Maanshan Steel, performed well on modest turnover. Shanghai B shares retreated 0.31 per cent to close at 621.05, with turnover falling to
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      1826 27 AFP BANGKOK The Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET) Index yesterday dipped 0.71 points, or 0.06 per cent, in lacklustre trading to close at 1,184.11 points, brokers said. Only 55.77 million shares worth 5.0 billion baht changed hands. Declines outstripped advances 175 to 110, and 107 issues closed unchanged. The
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      1152 27 Reuter JAKARTA Jakarta share prices closed mixed in moderate trading and profit-taking in blue chip stocks, brokers said. The Jakarta Composite Index rose 0.25 points or 0.06 per cent to close at 427.19. "Players were seen showing buying interest on some blue chip stocks, but overall they still remained
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        6869 28 AFP KUALA LUMPUR Malaysian share prices closed lower yesterday in directionless trading on continued concern over the falling dollar despite a sparkling Wall Street, brokers said. The Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange's 86-share weighted Composite Index fell 4.51 points to 964.84 from 969.35
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        1829 30  -  By R Sivanithy SINGAPORE Concern over the health of the US dollar was the only notable feature in the local stock market yesterday, with prices ending easier across the board after the Malaysian market failed to rally on election hopes. Overall
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      1190 22 TEH LTD Av«l* (Incorporated in the Republic of Singapore) ANNOUNCEMENT The Directors of San Teh Ltd are ptoatad to announce the following unaudited results of the Company and of tha Group for the year ended 31 Decamfaar 1994: COMPANY GROUP 1994 1993 1994 1993 $000 000 $'000 $000 Turnover 54,860
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      429 31  -  By Rahita Elias SINGAPORE Rotterdam, Europe's number one container gateway, achieved a 4 per cent increase in cargo throughput last year to 294 million tonnes. Containerised shipments made up about 60 million tonnes, with the number of boxes jumping 8
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      Conference on maritime and shipyard safety
      113 31 SINGAPORE The International Business Forum Group will be holding the "Asia Pacific Maritime and Shipyard Safety Summit '95" conference on April 11-12 at Suntec City. The conference is endorsed by the Australian Shipowners Association and the Singapore Institute of Safety Officers. Its objective is
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      Lock icon China launches biggest locally-built freighter
      105 31 Reuter BEIJING A shipyard in China's north-eastern port of Dalian has launched the biggest freighter designed and built in China, the Xinhua news agency said yesterday. Dalian Shipyard built the 150,000 deadweight-tonne Pacific Challenger for the Hongkong Dominium Company. The 270-metre freighter is the largest
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      1041 31 Page Col ABC Containerline 16 1 Able Shpg 7 4/5 Accord Group 8 1-3 •Ahlers Line 12 1 •Ahrenkiel Liner 4 1/2 •ANL 3 4/5 Antaco Mgmt 17 3 •APL 18 1/2 •Appenship 4 4/5 Arabian Express 15 4 •ASCL 5 5 Astro
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      196 31 Reuter HONGKONG The Asian Infrastructure Fund (AIF) plans to invest US$5O million (5570.5 million) in a Xiamen and Nanjing port development joint venture with port development and warehouse concern Fairyoung Holdings Ltd. AIF will pay US$5O million to acquire an issue of new
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      218 31 Reuter FRANKFURT German forwarding group Schenker International said its turnover fell 5 per cent last year compared to 1993 to 3.8 billion marks (553.86 billion) and it blamed this decline on falling sea transport rates. But it said its air cargo earnings
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      1545 48 american president lines, ltd. 19 KEPPCL ROAD <02-01 JIT POH BOILDiNG SINCAgOWt 0208 TEL 225-9966 F«» 221-4922 TWICE WEEKLY TO FROM •UK/NORTH CONTINENT EUROPE* FOR ENQUIRY/BOOKING CALL 225-1-225 •TO NORTH AMERICA CANADA WEEKLY CONTAINERIZED BERVICE itesgiWTWt |knl fm rat I m aw ltt«a/WT»g st« snow mch om. hou mi htc
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      1501 48 V AS AGENTS LINE (SINGAPORE) PTIITO (CR NO **********0M/GST R£G NO: IC-001 73M5 m TEL: *****77 TELEX: KAWAKI R*****5 FAX: *****16/7/8/9 I IVI M 1 MALAYSIA LINE MARITIME (MALAYSIA) SON BHD R SA *****00 PK *****75 PEN *****20 JB 2236'01 PGU *****25'6 INDONESIA: P.T. SARANA LAUT INTERNUSA. TEL: JKT *****08
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      532 48 ISLAND LINE PTE LTD Z Subsidiary of Hal Sun Hup Group 200 cantonment road #02-11 southpoint TEL: *****57 FAX: *****04 TLX: M ***** A R8 ***** iQQSSr INTRA-ASIA CONTAINER SERVICE WEEKLY SERVICE TO INDONESIA I WMft m m I *T «MB- I vor I am jj J fIOVBINA 1 2M
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      489 49 A HYUNDAI WEBCHAMT MARINE CO. LTD. WESTBOUND TO EUROPE BKG: *****61 [piia [Ike pgd vessels voy sS dim ant leh hmi mfel 22/03 24/03 25/03 SI MAIMER 315W 27/03 U/04 16/04 15/04 ***** ***** UTOT" 29/03 01/04 02/04 H. MNOVATOf) 314* 03/04 21/04 23/04 22/04 23/04 23/04 25/04 05/04 07/04
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      1031 49 STRAITS/ JAPAN/ STRAITS SERVICE MULTI-PURPOSE I ROftO CARRIER SPECIALIZE M HEAVY LIFT CARGO UPTO 120 TONS RAMP CAPACITY UPTO 50 TONS VESSEL WT «N PK LOADXG FOR PAKARTI 9MM.MI 24/3 26/3 SENBOKU ACE 1 24/J lAKMTA 26/3. SUtARAYA 27/3 SURABAYA 3 ORANGE SKY 30 »/3 SHANTAR 27 25/3 BANGKOK 2«/3
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      72 50 TECHNOLOGY Tomorrow in Business Times LVfIMHIMN M.V. "CHEZ NOUS" VOY.I Arrived I Oth March 1993 M.V. "ADVENTURE QUEEN" VOY.I Arrived l2AM*ch 1995 Consignee) of ill damaged cargoes ex (he captioned vessels are hereby notified thai a general survey will be heU on the 23rd Math 199) 0900-1200 hours at PT6
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      140 50 TECHNOLOGY Tomorrow in Business Times NOTICE TO SHIPPERS "RADICAL CAF" In view of the steep downward trend of the US dollar against most major currencies, the shipping lines involved in this trade have decided to introduce a radical currency adjustment factor (CAF). In order to maintain the current high level
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