India's private equity deals earned USD924 million for August 2013. Nearly 36 private equity deals with a volume of USD924 million were completed in August.
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Homebuilding approvals increase 49% in UK
According to a Bloomberg report, as the UK government sought to boost mortgage lending and building permits became easier to get, home building approvals increased 48% in the country.
Typhoon Usagi delays markets in Hong Kong
The opening of trading at the Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Ltd. were delayed due to Typhoon Usagi and would resume trading in the afternoon.
Strong Treasuries demand seen as institutions bid for 83% of bond sales
New Treasuries demand showed a solid improvement following the retreat of Wall Street dealers and rising yields.
Philippines is ready for Federal Reserve's stimulus reduction
According to Philippine Central Bank Governor Diwa Guinigundo, the country had been prepared for the eventual stimulus reduction by the US Federal Reserve.
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A waging battle on budget between Democrats and Republics was held last October 1 that was seen to threaten a government shutdown.
With plans to reach 10,000 companies by 2015, The Dubai Multi Commodities Centre had become the largest free zone in the United Arab Emirates.
The US Federal Reserve might be more comfortable in implementing its stimulus reduction as increasing rents and healthcare costs had shown some stability in underlying inflation.
The poverty rate of Americans rose to 46.5 million from last year shown in the stock market, according to a US Census Bureau data.
Mykola Azarov, the Ukranian PM, assured Russia that the EU agreements are no threat to Russia. The prime minister of the Ukraine reached out to Russia to allay fears as to Kiev's plans of signing a free trade agreement with the European Union.
Claiming survival of the local industry, the All India Plastics Manufacturers Association has written to the Indian Finance Minister to revise the import duties on plastics.
The influx of major global airlines moved the Indian government to review its existing requirements for airlines to be allowed to fly international routes.
A Reuters/Ipsos polled showed Americans still harbored grudges against Wall Street five years after the fall of Lehman Brothers.
Hedge funds that gambled on Lehman Brothers expected huge payouts as administrators finished recovering assets.
