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Reuters  Dec 5  Comment 
Dubai's debt crisis will be contained and manageable, World Bank President Robert Zoellick said on Saturday.
Upstream Online  Dec 4  Comment 
Norway will be the largest contributor to the World Bank’s new trust fund to help developing countries build up expertise on carbon capture and storage, said Environment Minister Erik Solheim today.
Reuters  Dec 4  Comment 
The World Bank is looking at a $100 million political risk insurance scheme for countries recovering from war to boost private investment, senior officials from its investment guarantee agency said.
Sydney Morning Herald  Dec 4  Comment 
China and the World Bank are holding talks on setting up low-cost factories in new industrial zones in Africa, bank president Robert Zoellick said on Friday.
The Economic Times  Dec 3  Comment 
The World Bank agrees to extend its support to Rajasthan govt with a proposed assistance program of about Rs 2,254 crore for four new state-level projects over the coming two years.
Mining Weekly  Dec 3  Comment 
Zambia plans no tax rises for mining companies in 2010, and the country is expecting an increase in foreign direct investment to $2-billion next year, Zambia' Trade Minister said on Thursday. The International Monetary Fund and World Bank have...
The Economic Times  Dec 3  Comment 
Deven Choksey, MD, KR Choksey Securities says huge dollar inflows from the World Bank and from FIIs are likely to keep the rupee strong and the Nifty in 5000 territory at least for this month. Here is what he told ET Now on Thursday morning
The Economic Times  Dec 2  Comment 
The World Bank is expected to increase its lending to India more than three fold to $7 billion in 2009-10, against an average $2.3 billion loaned annually over the past four years.
Reuters  Dec 2  Comment 
The World Bank has committed to increase its lending to India to about $7 billion this year from an average $2.3 billion in the previous four years, the finance ministry said in a statement.
Bloomberg  Dec 1  Comment 
(Update1) Latin America is better positioned than other emerging markets to withstand fallout from a possible Dubai debt default because its economy is in better shape, said Pamela Cox, the World Bank’s vice president for Latin America.
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