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181. Gold Extends Losses With Higher US Dollar

Gold futures on the COMEX division of the New York Mercantile Exchange fell for the second straight session Monday, as larger demand for U.S. stocks and the pressure of a higher dollar caused the precious metal to close at its lowest level since mid-September.

182. Merkel Backs Greece Staying in Eurozone

German Chancellor Angela Merkel said Monday she wanted Greece to remain in the eurozone and pressed Athens to reduce its fiscal deficit.

183. China Has Confidence on EU Market, Says Central Bank

China is willing to offer the eurozone support on getting through the difficulties, said Yi Gang, the vice governor of the People's Bank of China on the annual meetings of International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the World Bank Group Saturday in Tokyo.

184. IMF Calls for More Steps to Revive Global Growth

World finance ministers said on Saturday that global economic growth had slowed and called for more effective measures to restore confidence.

185. Peace Prize Is Veiled Warning During EU's Deepest Crisis

In the midst of the European Union's worst crisis in its sixty-year history, Friday's award of the Nobel Peace Prize caught everyone by surprise.

186. Spain Questions Criteria of S&P Debt Downgrade

Spanish officials on Thursday criticized ratings agency Standard & Poor's decision to downgrade the country's credit rating to near junk level, calling on it to reconsider.

187. Agenda of IMF and World Bank Meetings in Tokyo

The world's finance ministers and central bank heads are meeting this week in Tokyo for the annual meetings of the International Monetary Fund and World Bank Group with the eurozone debt crisis the dominant theme.

188. S&P Slashes Spain's Credit Rating to BBB-

Rating agency Standard & Poor's slashed the creditworthiness of Spain's debt late Wednesday, dropping its rating for government bonds by two notches from BBB+ to BBB- with a negative outlook suggesting the likelihood of future downgrades.

189. Merkel Sites 'Significant Steps' to Boost Greece

German Chancellor Angela Merkel pledged to help ensure Greece remains in the EU while acknowledging during her visit to Athens that Greeks are "bleeding."

190. Euro Crisis Could See Banks Sell off Trillions in Assets

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) warned Wednesday that European banks might have to sell 2.8 trillion dollars of assets unless eurozone policymakers resolve the sovereign debt crisis.

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