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| | ... FTSE 100 index of top companies fell 1.50 per cent to 6,520.98 points. Investors there also reacted to news that although Britain's economy grew faster-than-expected in the first quarter, the pace slowed from the end of 2014. The euro dropped to $US1.1147 ... |
| | | ... to 2,109.60, while the tech-rich Nasdaq Composite Index shed 6.40 points (0.13 per cent) to 5,076.52. Equity markets in Britain, France and Germany all fell as Eurogroup chief Jeroen Dijsselbloem told Dutch television, "we're still nowhere far enough" ... |
| | | ... eurozone exit. German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble has invited his counterparts and their central bank chiefs from Britain, Canada, France, Italy, Japan and the United States, for the gathering that kicks off later on Wednesday. Meantime, markets ... |
| | | ... and the pound surged as Prime Minister David Cameron's "business-friendly" Conservatives scored a surprise victory in Britain's general election. Most other European indices also shot up on Friday as US job creation figures, while solid, were viewed ... |
| | | ... long as the economy is growing at all," Low said. LONDON - London's stock market finished with a small gain on the eve of Britain's most unpredictable election in living memory, while eurozone stocks managed to rise despite the euro spiking higher. London's ... |
| | | ... week, their highest level in six weeks and well above estimates, according to Labor Department data. Equity markets in Britain, France and Germany fell sharply on concerns about slow progress in bailout negotiations between Greece and international creditors. ... |
| | | ... 7 May UK general election is generating another buzzword - 'Brexit' - with PM David Cameron promising to "renegotiate Britain's position within it [EU] and to hold that in-out referendum guaranteed before the end of 2017." Opposition Labour Party leader ... |
| | | ... bailout program as set by international lenders. The Athens stock market closed down nearly five per cent, and markets in Britain, France and Germany also fell. LONDON - European stock markets have sunk after Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras vowed ... |
| | | ... single currency bloc has fuelled concern the region could slip into deflation - a sustained and widespread drop in prices. Britain, which is not part of the eurozone, also risks falling into deflation later this year. While falling prices may sound good ... |
| | | ... slump in the export-dependent economy and has bankrupted several foreign exchange broker firms worldwide. A brokerage in Britain and another in New Zealand declared insolvency Friday as they were caught out by the swift rise in the franc, while the shares ... |
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