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Tue, 13 May 2008 03:14 EDT
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IMF points to inflationary threat in Gulf
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Inflation is the most pressing problem facing the region, which is reaping the benefits of record oil revenues but does not have the tools available to cap rising prices
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Germany urges higher food import standards
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Germany believes China, India and the US should be forced to adopt higher environmental and health standards if they want to export food products to the European Union, says Horst Seehofer, Germanys farm minister
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Coalition presses Congress over ethanol
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The global food crisis is inspiring a broad new coalition on Capitol Hill seeking to change US policies on ethanol production
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Editorial Comment: Food investment, not imperialism
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There is a risk powerful nations will use aggressive foreign policies to secure food supplies and exclude competitors, but it has not arrived yet
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Comment: Beware US parallels with Japan
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The differences between the two nations crises are big enough to suggest that the policy prescriptions should also be different, writes Takatoshi Ito
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Comment: How banks can put their houses in order
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There is an emerging consensus on the benefits of reinforcing market-based corrections with improved structures, writes Charles Dallara
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Doubts as Turkish IMF deal expires
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The end of a $10bn loan agreement removes an anchor for Ankaras economic and structural reform programme just as the economy appears to be heading into difficulties
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UAE investors buy Pakistan farmland
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A large Middle East private equity company has been quietly buying farmland in Pakistan as part of plans by the United Arab Emirates to increase food security and damp inflation
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Editorial Comment: Living in a world of $200 oil
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Another doubling in oil prices is about conceivable. It would cause serious economic disruption, global tension and currency crises for some poor nations
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Comment: Bribery - the net tightens but holes remain
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Campaigners hope they can capitalise on pressure for greater transparency, writes Michael Peel
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India extends futures trading ban
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IMF warns on global inflation
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Editorial Comment: The dollar danger is not over yet
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Samuel Brittan: The crises of capitalism
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Comment: Ethics must be restored in finance
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World carbon trading value doubles
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Europe and US unite on stronger dollar
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EU trade chief hits at Democrat hopefuls
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US general warns on space
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Comment: Bolder proposals needed for euro
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