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Italy to weigh US$44billion banks injection after EU referendum

  Bloomberg Italy is considering injecting capital into some lenders after the U.K.’s vote to leave the European Union sparked a selloff among banks already hurt by investor concerns tied to their bad loans, according to people with knowledge of the discussions. The government is weighing measures that may add as much as 40 billion euros ($44 billion), said one ...

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PPC gets banks to back 4bn-rand share

  Bloomberg PPC Ltd., South Africa’s largest publicly traded cement maker, said it received 4 billion rand (US$263 million) of bank guarantees to underwrite the sale of shares to existing investors, adding to facilities it received last week to redeem bonds. A group of lenders including Standard Bank Group Ltd, Nedbank Group Ltd, FirstRand Ltd’s Rand Merchant Bank and Barclays ...

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Weakened yuan fixing as dollar surges

  Bloomberg China weakened its currency fixing by the most since last August as global market turmoil spurred by Britain’s vote to leave the European Union sent the dollar surging. The People’s Bank of China set the reference rate 0.9 percent weaker at 6.6375 a dollar. A gauge of the greenback’s strength jumped 2.4 percent in the past two days, ...

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