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Final stage negotiations for India and USA nuclear pact for transfer of nuclear peacetime technologies to India to help it meet its energy needs.
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Uncertainty about how much effect the US mortgage crisis will affect eurozone economic growth.
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VW will move its US headquarters to Virginia from its present location at Auburn Hills, Michigan. This will bring it closer to where its customers are on both east and west coasts. It will also start emphasizing environmentally sound powertrain technologies meaning higher fuel efficiency and less polluting engines as is now becoming very important in Germany and the rest of the EU. Detroit will lose 400 more jobs in the process.
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US increases royalties for exploration in the Gulf of Mexico.
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Not just foreign governments the USA is also trying to increase the royalties from oil companies for drilling in the Gulf of Mexico. So is Alberta in Canada for drilling in that state.
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Doubts about a decoupling of the Asian and European economy from the US economy. Opinion that the US economy could have a stronger impact on the export driven economies of Japan S. Korea and China than is usually thought and differet view from the one given recently in the Oct-Nov. report from the IMF, the OECD forecast and other reports suggesting only a modest impact of the housing crisis in the US and the credit crunch.
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Th pain from the mortgage crisis and failed investments reaches all the way to above the Arctic Circle in Norway.
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Most CFO's in a Duke University survey don't see a recovery until 2009 and then also late 2009. About 75% did't think the interest rate cuts by the Federal Reserve haven't helped thier companies and one third see the effect on their firms directly in the credit markets. Most are reducing expansion plans and see new capital investment at 3.3% barely keeping up with replacement needs this year. This suggests the Fed's rate cuts havent helped business that much and the credit crisis has hit businesses directly and the full impact is still to come.
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Airlines face another crisis from higher fuel costs and will have to come up with new ideas. The airlines will try more efficient aircraft and try to come up with best routes and aircraft combinations and ways to pass on higher fuel costs.
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Age ol trading patterns between UAE and Iran separated only by 70 miles of ocean and the US sanctions on exports of sensitive items to Iran.
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The Reuters/University of Michigan consumer sentiment survey fell to 62 in April from 69 in March. Shows a steep drop fast and its also a 26 year low. Says a lot about conumser sentiment. Those tax rebate check may not keep spending from falling as nine out of ten respondents say they will use the money to reduce debt or increase savings.

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