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Nearly one third of Cambodia's population survive on only 50 US cents a day or lessAFP
PHNOM PENH — The global financial crisis has caused Cambodia to push back its plans to open a national stock exchange this year, officials said Wednesday.
Cambodia signed an agreement last year with representatives from South Korea's stock exchange, the Korea Exchange (KRX), Asia's fourth-largest bourse operator, to establish a stock market in 2009.
However government officials said Wednesday that the Southeast Asian nation was not ready to go ahead with the plans due to the world financial slowdown.
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