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IMF warns markets at risk of correction after run-up

Markets for stocks and other risky assets could suffer a second swoon if the coronavirus spreads more widely, lockdowns are reimposed or trade tensions surge again, the International Monetary Fund warned on Thursday.

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Disney shares drop as company delays reopening of California Disneyland

Shares of Walt Disney Co dropped 2.4per cent on Thursday after the media company delayed the reopening of theme parks and resort hotels in California, following a surge in fresh COVID-19 cases in the state.

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‘Embarrassing’ potential ouster from MSCI index could bruise Turkish markets

Turkey's potential ejection from MSCI's widely followed emerging markets index could suck almost a billion dollars out of its stock markets, dealing another blow to the country, whose position is already waning on global markets.

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STT’s first benchmark size SGD perpetual of the year gets sizzling reception

THE local bond market is opening up nicely with hot demand for the Singapore Technologies Telemedia (STT) perpetual deal, which has come hot on the heels of Swiss Re's S$350 million 15-year issue at 3.125 per cent done on Wednesday, pulling in orders of more than S$1.4...

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Moderna names Catalent as manufacturing partner for potential COVID-19 vaccine

Moderna Inc said on Thursday it has partnered with contract drugmaker Catalent Inc to produce 100 million doses of its experimental COVID-19 vaccine starting in the third quarter of 2020.

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Americans split along party lines over green stimulus: Reuters/Ipsos poll

Americans are split along party lines over whether federal stimulus programs to boost the U.S. economy during the COVID-19 pandemic should prioritize clean energy businesses, according to a survey published by Reuters/Ipsos on Thursday.

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Vaccine makers face biggest medical manufacturing feat in history

Developing a COVID-19 vaccine in record time will be tough. Producing enough to end the pandemic will be the biggest medical manufacturing feat in history.

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MAS proposes guidelines for financial institutions to manage environmental risk

BUSINESSES which do not manage their environmental risk adequately could find themselves facing higher borrowing costs or limits on their loans down the road, if the proposed guidelines released by the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) on Thursday are accepted and implemented.

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Peugeot CEO says merger with Fiat Chrysler on track

Peugeot maker PSA's boss Carlos Tavares said on Thursday he was confident the merger of the French carmaker and Fiat Chrysler (FCA) would go ahead as planned and yield synergies of at least 3.7 billion euros (US$4.2 billion).

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Carnival seeks first leveraged loan to shore up liquidity

US cruise line operator Carnival is looking to raise its first leveraged loan as it seeks alternative forms of liquidity to shore up its business, which has been sunk by the coronavirus pandemic.

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