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| | | ... 3399.04 points. Shares in debt crisis flashpoints, which had risen all day lifted by recent comments from ECB president Mario Draghi, pared gains by close with Madrid stocks up 0.73 per cent and Milan down 0.29 per cent. The euro fell to $US1.2562, compared ... |
| | | | ... if US Federal Reserve chief Ben Bernanke will outline economic stimulus measures. The euro picked up as news that Mario Draghi would not attend the annual summit of central bank chiefs stoked speculation of a new European Central Bank program of buying ... |
| | | | ... printed that Frau Merkel's man in the ECB - German ECB executive board member Jorg Asmussen - is backing ECB President Mario Draghi's plan for large-scale bond purchases. This followed yesterday's news that the Bundesbank (in its monthly report), said ... |
| | | | ... Banking stocks led the German gains after Merkel said in Canada on Thursday that she backed European Central Bank chief Mario Draghi's position on making sure the euro would not fail. Commerzbank jumped 3.27 per cent to 1.26 euros and Deutsche Bank was ... |
| | | | ... 5,047 contracts traded. Overseas markets continued to rise overnight on hopes the European Central Bank president Mario Draghi was getting closer to taking action on the eurozone sovereign debt crisis. Wall Street's Dow Jones Industrial Average added ... |
| | | | ... points at 4,179, with 13,491 contracts traded. Disappointed stock markets in Europe fell sharply after ECB chief Mario Draghi announced no immediate monetary measures to ease debt pressures in the euro zone. London's benchmark FTSE 100 index of top companies ... |
| | | | ... 4,290.1 points. LONDON - Disappointed stock markets in Europe fell sharply after European Central Bank (ECB) chief Mario Draghi announced no immediate monetary measures to ease debt pressures in the eurozone. London's benchmark FTSE 100 index of top ... |
| | | | ... you next month. However, there might not be a next month for the ECB. No siree! Not so close after its president, Mario Draghi, told the world that the central bank is prepared to do whatever it takes to save the euro. Financial markets are renowned ... |
| | | | ... to save the single currency. The European Central Bank meets on Thursday, with expectations high after its chief Mario Draghi last week said the Frankfurt-based bank was "ready to do whatever it takes to preserve the euro". London's benchmark FTSE 100 ... |
| | | | ... investors around the world had increased risk exposure in recent days in response to European Central Bank president Mario Draghi's indication that lowering the level of Spanish bond yields fell within the mandate of the ECB. US stocks closed in the ... |
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