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Malaysia, Saudi Arabia set up $2.5b investment fund
AFP, Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia and Saudi Arabia on Wednesday said they would establish a 2.5 billion dollar partnership to invest in economic and energy projects here.
The joint-venture company is a collaboration between government development and investment firm 1 Malaysia Development Berhad (IMDB) and Saudi Arabia's PetroSaudi International Limited (PSI).
In a statement the companies said the fund would target the renewable energy sector and "long-term sustainable economic development" projects in Malaysia.
It is also aimed at attracting further investment from the oil-rich Middle East region to Malaysia, the statement said.
It did not specify details of each company's investment in the joint venture or where the fund would invest.
Foreign investment in Malaysia has plummeted this year as a result of the global financial crisis. Its economy is expected to contract by 5.0 percent this year.
It is targeting about 30 billion ringgit (8.65 billion dollars) worth of investments, down from 62 billion ringgit last year amid a tough investment climate.
Deadline looms for
Bharti-MTN deal
AFP, New Delhi
The fate of a major tie-up between India's top mobile firm Bharti Airtel and South Africa's flagship cellular group MTN hung in the balance on Wednesday with the deadline for talks due to expire.
Shares of Bharti Airtel rose nearly one percent or 3.65 rupees to hit 422.5 rupees in morning trade with time running out on the exclusive talks.
A spokesman for Bharti said it was not known when an announcement might be made. The deadline for the conclusion of discussions, which began in May, has already been extended twice.
"The two parties are in exclusive talks until the end of September," a spokesman said.
The estimated 24-billion-dollar alliance could prove the world’s biggest cross-border deal this year.
The talks between MTN, Africa's largest cellular group, and Bharti, are aimed at forging a giant with annual revenues of over 20 billion dollars and 200 million customers.
India's Financial Chronicle, quoting an unnamed finance ministry official, reported Wednesday that Bharti had asked MTN for two more weeks of exclusive discussions. There was no comment from Bharti.
"We ll most likely see another extension." investment ahalyst Rajay Ambekar of Prudential South Africa told AFP by telephone.
ECB grants 75 billion euros in exceptional one-year loans
AFP, Frankfurt
The European Central Bank said on Wednesday that it lent eurozone banks a little more than 75 billion euros (110 billion dollars) for one year in an exceptional move aimed at boosting the economy.
It was the second time the ECB offered an unlimited amount of funds for 12 months at its benchmark rate of 1.0 percent, but the amount taken up was nearly six times less than the record 442 billion euros taken up in late June.
That suggested conditions on interbank money markets have improved significantly in the past three months as economies worldwide rebound from the worst global slump since the Great Depression.
The one-year loans are the most spectacular of the ECB’s raft of so-called enhanced credit measures designed to pump funds into the economy and unblock credit channels between commercial banks and the wider economy.
Deutsche Bank wants to shed 1,300 German jobs
AFP, Frankfurt
The biggest German bank. Deutsche Bank, said on Wednesday that plans to eliminate German posts as reported in the press were not new.
"We do not comment on the figures. But we announced last October a plan to cut 1.100 jobs in Europe and at the same time the creation of 2,500 client advisory posts. That has not changed,” a bank spokesman said.
Earlier on Wednesday, the business daily Die Welt had reported that Deutsche Bank wanted to eliminate or farm out 1,300 German jobs, but without resorting to outright redundancy.
In late 2008, Deutsche Bank employed 80,000 people worldwide, including almost 28,000 in Germany,
It warned in March however that some jobs might be cut.
The bank appears to have rebounded from the international financial crisis after sufferinga hit last year.
In both the first and second quarters of this year it has posted net profit of more than one billion euros (1.46 billion dollars) however.