Before the Bell: Euro inches up while stocks remain flat after warning

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Good Morning Postlinuxeg, MON 31 May 2010 
 
Euro inches up while stocks remain flat after warning
China warns debt woes threaten global recovery
Three BP fuel oil traders in U.S. quit
Bernanke, Trichet see key emerging economies role
Buffett, Moody's CEO rate a date on market crisis
Hitachi outlines $11 billion spend on key businesses
Strike-hit Honda sees little progress on China output
China's Wen: global economy double-dip possible
Union warns British Airways of further strikes
Fed officials see small uncertainty from Europe

Euro inches up while stocks remain flat after warning
May 31, 2010 05:43 AM ET
LONDON (Reuters) - The euro steadied from recent falls and world stocks were becalmed on Monday with a Chinese warning about risks to global growth and a downgrade of Spain's credit heightening investor caution in holiday-thinned trade.

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China warns debt woes threaten global recovery
May 31, 2010 04:17 AM ET
TOKYO (Reuters) - China warned on Monday that Europe's struggle to contain ballooning debt posed a risk to global economic growth, raising the specter of a double-dip recession.

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Three BP fuel oil traders in U.S. quit
May 31, 2010 06:48 AM ET
SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Resignations from BP Plc's fuel oil team have extended globally, with the departure of three traders from its U.S. office, including the team leader, and the head trader in London, three industry sources said on Monday.

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Bernanke, Trichet see key emerging economies role
May 30, 2010 09:53 PM ET
SEOUL (Reuters) - The heads of the Federal Reserve and the European Central Bank on Monday both singled out emerging economies as key to global financial stability.

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