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IPF puts euro currency hedging in place
International Personal Finance said it has put in place currency contract to hedge the majority of its Central European profits for 2009 at a more favourable rate.

Economic uncertainty finance minister’s greatest challenge
Finance Minister Iris Evans said her greatest challenge of 2008 was also her greatest accomplishment. “On a personal basis, I think it would be learning [...]

(AFX UK Focus) 2009-01-07 12:08 Glance-STOCKS NEWS EUROPE-Acciona up on report Endesa stake sale near
STOCKS NEWS Reuters Results diary Stocks on the move Real-time Equity News

Flaherty hints personal tax cuts may be in budget
Finance minister also announces formation of bank group to ensure availability of credit and financing

Flaherty hints at more tax reductions
Federal Finance Minister Jim Flaherty hinted Tuesday that personal tax reductions are in the offing for Canadians as a way to help boost the country's economy.

(AFX UK Focus) 2009-01-07 12:22 Glance-CORRECTED-STOCKS NEWS EUROPE-Acciona up on report Endesa stake sale near
(Corrects to attribute second comment to Madrid-based analyst, not Goldman Sachs)

Personal Finance Daily: It might take an old outlook to see us through a new year
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