June 2Nd International Media Headlines

The following are the headlines of the world's major media in June 2nd.

　　《紐約時報》：美國國際集團拒絕降價出售友邦保險

AIG declined to reduce its AIA sales price of $35 billion 500 million on Tuesday, making the original plan to sell the Department to the British Prudential Co (Prudential.) a major doubt.

AIG's refusal to trade is a major setback for Prudential's strong ambition to become an Asian market leader with huge growth potential. It also affects the ability of AIG to repay the US $182 billion debt.

　　《華盛頓郵報》：伯南克稱新興市場是全球經濟復蘇的關鍵

Ben S. Bernanke, the US Federal Reserve Chairman, delivered a video address at a meeting hosted by Bank of Korea, saying that central banks in the world must carefully weigh the time of withdrawal of various economic stimulus packages implemented in the financial crisis. Bernanke,

But he did not reveal any new ideas about when the Fed could start tightening credit.

Until recently, many analysts had predicted that Bernanke would start raising a key interest rate later this year.

　　《今日美國》：投資者高漲的恐懼指數可能意味著購買股票的好時機

With the fall of the S & P 500 index as high as 12.3%, a further decline forecast has given way to the discussion of the rebound.

Carmine Grigoli, chief investment strategist of Mizuho Securities, insists on a rebound at this stage.

He said that the stock market has gone through many sell-off, and many investors have become too pessimistic.

Many factors show that most of the decline is caused by fear, though people continue to worry that Europe's debt problem will affect the global economic recovery and even lead to new crises.

　　《衛報》：英國制造業景氣持續好轉

The UK's manufacturing boom index in May was 58, unchanged from April, and has averaged over 50 in eighth months.

But economists warn that because of the rising price of raw materials and the weakening of fiscal and monetary policies, the pressure on the central bank to raise interest rates is increasing, which will have a negative impact on the recovery of the manufacturing sector in the future.

　　《泰晤士報》：市場預計英國央行不會加息

Market forecasts, the Bank of England and the European Central Bank will continue to maintain the current interest rate close to zero level unchanged, it is impossible to raise interest rates before the spring of 2011, but monetary policy has begun to tighten.

It is estimated that interest rates will remain below 2% below 2015, which will help the recovery of the economy.

　　《金融時報》：意大利減赤計劃引發研究機構抗議

On Monday, the 25 billion euro deficit reduction plan announced by Italy was opposed by a research institute in Italy. Its employees occupied the offices of the centre right government in Rome and held demonstrations.

They believe that the government is opposed to independent research, and that the closure of research institutions can not save much government expenditure, while the salaries of civil servants have improved.

At present, the protest has collected 2500 signatures from universities and economists.

　　《印度時報》：印度出口連續六個月增長 四月上漲36%

In April, the total export volume of goods in India increased by 36%, and the total export volume reached US $16 billion 800 million, a straight up trend for six consecutive months.

In April last year, India's exports dropped by nearly 30% and exports totaled 12 billion 400 million US dollars in the past sixty years when western countries and other major markets dried up.

Although the export situation is excellent in April this year, due to the European debt crisis, the number of orders received in India in the future may be substantially reduced.

　　《日本時報》：日本豐田和本田汽車公司銷量遙遙領先

In the wake of the Japanese government's incentive measures to stimulate domestic demand, Toyota Auto Body Co and Honda motor car sales rose straight for tenth consecutive months.

On Tuesday, the Japan Automobile Dealers Association said that in May this year, Japanese car sales increased by 28% compared with last year, with a total sales volume of 228 thousand and 514 vehicles.

Among them, in addition to Lexus brand, TOYOTA motor sales volume of 112 thousand and 174 vehicles, up 39%.

Honda's auto sales rose 16% in May.