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Articles in August 2, 1999 issue of Asian Economic News

• Top MITI official slams Chinese steel import curb
• Russia keen to take part in ASEAN economic projects
• Submission of Perry report unlikely before recess: envoy
• China praises U.S. trade move, but seeks end to debate
• Malaysian central bank unveils drastic merger plan
• 'Japan Tent' for foreign students opens in Kanazawa
• Thailand to deport up to 1 mil. foreign laborers
• U.S. official says trade ties with Beijing back on track
• Komura invites Yeltsin to visit Japan around APEC
• Japanese among fruitpickers facing deportation
• S. Korea expects GDP to grow 6.8 pc this year
• ASEAN says outside help needed for economic recovery
• Japanese music to be performed at S. Korean festival
• Plane carrying Australian engineer, 7 others, found
• Group planning tours to plant mangroves in Philippines
• Malaysia's auto sales up 112 pc in Jan.-June
• Macao casino monopoly blames crime for business drop
• Komura reaffirms aid to revitalize Asian economies
• U.S. House backs Clinton on trade privileges
• Sharp to set up sales unit in S. Korea
• Belgium to send mission to Asia over dioxin scandal
• Indonesia to post maximum 2 pc GDP growth, banker says
• Former Philippine Foreign Secretary Manglapus dies
• Anti-graft court rejects transfer of money to Hawaii
• Korean stock index up 15.61 pts to 944.46
• Japan to extend 2.46 bil. yen in grants to Indonesia
• EU hopes to reopen WTO talks with China in Sept
• U.S. trade official's China visit seen as sign of thaw
• Beijing traffic police wilt in heat wave
• ASEAN expresses renewed optimism
• Japanese carmakers in ASEAN post record export rise
• Korean stocks fall sharply
• Japan to grant 909 mil. yen to Indian polio project
• Reyes bags World Pro 9-Ball championship
• World Bank lending to hit record high in FY 1999
• SOCOG votes to continue marching band protest
• N. Korea boasts end of economic decline
• Thailand lets some foreign workers stay, most must go
• Japan to extend 4.1 bil. yen in loans to Cambodia
• Japan to reschedule Pakistani debt repayment
• Japan key to Thailand's economic recovery: center
• World Bank sets conditions for Asian economic recovery
• Japan urged to stop genetically modified food labeling: paper
• Japanese man back from India found to have cholera
• ASEAN says outside help needed for economic recovery
• S. Korea's June current account surplus 2.46 bil. dlrs
• Myanmar state-owned oil firm finds oil gusher
• Thai workers in wage row with German garment factory
• Work on Japanese-backed tunnel starts in Pakistan
• KOSPI falls 3.54 pc to 872.94
• Korean stocks - KOSPI up on largest-ever gains to 928.85
• H.K. welcomes U.S. renewal of China's NTR status
• China eases restrictions on steel imports from Japan
• Shell becomes latest sponsor for Sydney Olympic Games