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szdaily -> World Economy

-	Greece ready to make IMF payment Thursday
-	Japan’s wary manufacturers resist Abe’s urge to splurge
-	U.S. job growth brakes sharply
-	Greece fails to reach initial deal on reforms with lenders
-	Russia steps in as job losses, closures ravage east Ukraine
-	Namibia economy to grow 5.7%, driven by exports
-	Eurozone price fall slows as expected
-	Recovery in Japan business mood stalls
-	Italy expects GDP growth of 0.8 percent
-	Weak consumption ‘holding back recovery’
-	Greek reform list yet to take shape
-	Western banks axed 59,000 jobs last year
-	Japan weighing income tax hike
-	Japan industrial output decline raises doubts
-	With big projects, Ethiopia shedding famine stereotype
-	Ruble bounce rare ray of sunshine for Russian economy
-	Japan PM calls time on late evening working
-	Greek seeks no rift with Europe
-	More countries to join AIIB investment bank
-	Troubled carmaker expands engine production
-	Top U.S. CEOs reap billions from stock gains
-	Wall Street stars join Silicon Valley gold rush
-	Greece risks running out of cash by April 20
-	Japan upgrades economic view for 1st time in 8 months
-	Eurozone business growth speeds up
-	U.S. inflation firming; new-home sales at 7-year high
-	Luxury brands hedge their bets with smartwatches
-	U.S. refiners turn to tanker trucks for quality crudes
-	Investors fret over exit as prices for India’s start-ups soar
-	Big U.S. firms to face more pain from strong dollar
-	Africa’s biggest economy expects policy meeting
-	Tax rise stokes pressure for banks to quit U.K.
-	EU offers Greece more money but demands reforms
-	European firms warn against excessive EU patent fees
-	Brazil’s annual inflation nears 8 percent
-	Big guns roll into the global currency war
-	Big Japan firms plan bigger pay hikes
-	ECB’s money printing may stymie cash generators
-	Greece seeks meeting with EU leaders
-	Asian biz sentiment steady
-	U.S. warns allies about joining China-led bank
-	Dreary market spurs Spanish banks on to foreign climes
-	Monte Paschi’s chairman aims to step down
-	Colombia’s oil boom fuels faster growth
-	Greek liquidity problems ‘insignificant’
-	Europe’s industrial heart moves east
-	Weak margins dampen U.S. producer inflation
-	Weak euro to help European firms, force U.S. rivals to adapt
-	Russian economy may shrink by 5.8% in 2015
-	EU executive warns of Grexit ‘catastrophe’

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