Global food prices will likely remain high due to robust fundamentals despite worries of a broadening crisis in the euro zone, Pedro Herrera, HSBC's senior vice president global research for Latin American equities, said Monday.
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Global food prices to remain high:
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World crude prices threaten global economy
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Food prices will be under control after July:
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'Exchange rate pressures will persist'
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Market may see strong run up to Budget:
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Not at risk of leaving euro zone:
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Eur/GBP ticks higher
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Global economic crisis will improve in a month's time:
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Food prices to remain high:
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'Domestic financial market to stabilize'
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Standard Chartered sees highest average share price
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Rubber price to remain stable this week
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'Banking sector has high standards'
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High growth does not warrant higher inflation:
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Conditions ripe to liberalise interest rates:
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Markets likely to remain volatile
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Share prices remain in positive territory at midday