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Finally, empowering the WTO to name those who break the standstill would help to underpin it.

The company has successfully negotiated previous downturns and the cost reduction actions will help to underpin 2013 profits.

"We are doing all we can to overcome such challenges," it insisted, but noted that the price cuts would not help to underpin service improvement.

The strong economic performance may help to underpin support for Spain's prime minister Mariano Rajoy, who faces a tough re-election battle in the autumn.

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That will help to underpin the supply of credit, since every pound currently held in liquid assets is a pound that could be lent to the real economy.

Petrol prices of about $2 a gallon (37p a litre) are also helping to underpin household spending.

The dollar's dip helped give a boost to oil and commodity prices and helped to underpin shares of resource companies.

The company has been buying back its stock, helping to underpin the price, and recently said it would start paying a dividend.

But he believes the industrial revival the coalition is hoping for will also be crucial in helping to underpin Leicester's property market.

A strengthening housing market has helped to underpin rising optimism about the UK's prospects, with house prices rising 8.4% in 2013, according to lender Nationwide.