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Iceland rejects bank payback deal

Icelanders have rejected a deal to pay Britain and the Netherlands billions for their losses in the collapse of the Icesave bank, the government said after partial referendum results.

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China export rebound continues

China's exports surged ahead in February, in an indication of revived global demand in the wake of the global financial crisis.

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Jordan turns to Islamic banking

The Jordanian government has borrowed $100 million from the Jordan Islamic Bank, following the successful performance of Islamic banking during the latest global financial crisis.

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Iceland votes on bank payback deal

Sigurdardottir, Iceland's prime minister, said she saw no reason to go to the ballot box [AFP]Icelanders have headed to the polls in a referendum on repaying the equivalent of $5.3bn to the UK and the Netherlands in the wake of the collapse of Iceland's online Icesave bank.

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Germany says no money for Greece

Germany's economy minister has said Berlin has no intention of offering Greece a single cent in aid as it attempts to tackle its huge debt crisis.

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