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    • Second German Stimulus Due?  3 hrs ago

        Germany could soon agree a second fiscal stimulus package worth around $67 billion. Ralph Solveen from Commerzbank considers the outlook for the German economy.

    • Gazprom: Ukraine Cut Gas to Europe  9 hrs ago

        "This night, Ukrainians unilaterally shut down three pipelines through which Russian gas went to Europe," Alexander Medvedev, deputy chief executive of Gazprom, told CNBC Tuesday. He also accused Ukraine of stealing gas.

    • The Next Iceland?  11 hrs ago

        Iceland was the biggest emerging market causality of 2008, but could another country run into similar problems in 2009? Arnab Das from Dresdner Kleinwort considers the outlook.



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