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| | ... if it did not agree a new bailout deal soon. Regional markets followed losses in Europe and on Wall Street as Nicosia struggles to find new ways to raise cash to qualify for bailout funds, after its plan to tax savings was overwhelmingly rejected on ... |
| | | ... if it did not agree a new bailout deal soon. Regional markets followed losses in Europe and on Wall Street as Nicosia struggles to find new ways to raise cash to qualify for bailout funds, after its plan to tax savings was overwhelmingly rejected on ... |
| | | ... if it did not agree a new bailout deal soon. Regional markets followed losses in Europe and on Wall Street as Nicosia struggles to find new ways to raise cash to qualify for bailout funds, after its plan to tax savings was overwhelmingly rejected on ... |
| | | ... if it did not agree a new bailout deal soon. Regional markets followed losses in Europe and on Wall Street as Nicosia struggles to find new ways to raise cash to qualify for bailout funds, after its plan to tax savings was overwhelmingly rejected on ... |
| | | Interest rates could fall to record lows as the Australian economy struggles against a weaker mining sector and low global growth, according to BlackRock's Australian head of fixed income Stephen Miller. The investment specialist says that the rosy ... |
| | | ... on edge, with Prime Minister Antonis Samaras set to meet German Chancellor Angela Merkel later in the day as Athens struggles to meet reform conditions for continued financial aid. Japan dipped 1.17 per cent, or 107.36 points, to 9,070.76, while Sydney ... |
| | | ... lower at 18,629.52, while Shanghai fell 0.52 per cent, or 12.44 points, to 2,372.23. Spain has moved into focus as it struggles with a banking crisis while battling record unemployment, a huge public deficit and a recession, raising concerns of a financial ... |
| | | ... After the markets closed, Fitch cut Japan's credit rating by two notches, citing the country's public debt as Tokyo struggles to set the world's third-largest economy on a growth track. Attention is now on an informal meeting in Brussels on Wednesday ... |
| | | The CBA has recorded a statutory net profit after tax for the half year ended Dec 31 2011 of $3.624 billion, a 19% increase on the previous corresponding period, in a strong result unaided by its wealth management arm which recorded a loss. The Commonwealth ... |
| | | ... the eurozone debt crisis back to the forefront with traders looking ahead to a crucial week in the region as Greece struggles to come to an agreement with creditors over its repayments, raising fears it could default. Sydney lost 1.16 per cent, or 49.9 ... |
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