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Articles in Oct 22, 2001 issue of Asian Economic News

• Dollar little changed against yen in early Tokyo trading
• APEC members discuss antiterrorism declaration draft
• Rescuers find stranded Japanese climbers in Nepal
• APEC ministers near agreement on 'development agenda' in WTO
• APEC leaders ready for summit amid tight security
• S. Koreans want Koizumi to put words into action
• Dollar down against yen in Tokyo with players cautious
• Report advises APEC on how to adjust to New Economy
• APEC ministers agree to combat terror with free trade
• APEC ministers hope for quick, successful end to air strikes
• FEATURE: Aoi is first Japanese hip hop singer in Thailand
• Japanese gov't bond futures prices little changed
• H.K. jobless rate worsens to 5.3% in July-Sept
• APEC leaders to call for strong U.N. role in antiterrorism
• APEC sees strong need to launch WTO round in Nov
• M6.8 quake rocks small Indonesian island
• APEC drafts antiterrorism, economic documents
• WTO talks must go on, even if not in Qatar, U.S. says
• H.K. home loans in 'negative equity' reach 23% of mortgages
• H.K. suspends mail services to Afghanistan
• H.K. Air Cargo Terminals sees 13.4% volume slide in 3rd qtr
• China's unemployed stage protest, blocks Liaoning expressway
• China, Taiwan still apart on APEC representation
• Tokyo stocks turn lower on profit-taking in high-techs
• Japanese firms in Asia pessimistic about economic outlook: poll
• Financial crisis-hit economies to mull new architecture
• H.K. police vow to keep World Economic Forum summit safe
• China's unemployed stage protest, blocks Liaoning expressway
• H.K. tourism declines after attacks on U.S
• M5.8 quake shakes N.Z., minor damage
• Stranded Japanese climbers airlifted to Kathmandu
• APEC to take two-fold approach to counter terrorism
• Malaysia projects GDP up 2% in 2001, 5% in 2002
• Tokyo stocks open lower on Dow fall, soft tech issues
• H.K. to fully liberalize fixed-line telecom services market
• Cambodia's Royal Air Cambodge goes under
• EU abolishes duties on some Pakistani imports
• Malaysia cuts taxes and increases spending to boost economy
• Dollar little changed against yen at midday in Tokyo
• Taiwan says it will stand by Li as APEC envoy
• Terror attacks to hurt E. Asia's poor, World Bank says
• APEC to push free trade as way to fight terrorism
• H.K. lowers takeover trigger to 30%
• Nikkei falls on profit-taking in high-techs
• China's economy grows 7.6% in Jan.-Sept. on year
• Myanmar man nabbed for brokering export of stolen machine
• H.K. Jusco store reports anthrax scare
• Cathay to cut more flights, pilots to suspend work-to-rule
• Japanese gov't bond futures prices little changed
• China Telecom to be broken up into 2 units: paper
• Hiranuma arrives in Shanghai for APEC meeting
• Singapore dissolves parliament, polls set for Nov. 3
• APEC leaders to call for punishment for terrorists