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| | | ... was only a softer tone. Really? Wall Street closed higher, European stocks were down, but by just a flimsy 0.04% (DJ/Euro Stoxx-50), the Nikkei-225 and the S&P/ASX 200 both fell by 0.4% - not outside the realm of their daily heartbeats. As for commodities ... |
| | | | ... has always been with anything to do with Greece. The uncertainty hit a high point Tuesday last week, pulling the DJ Euro Stoxx index down by 3.4% - its biggest one-day drop since November last year. What happens in Greece... However, America wasn't so ... |
| | | | ... dropped by more than 200 points while we were sleeping but this was a mere 1.6% slip, less than half the 3.4% the DJ Euro Stoxx-50 lost overnight. So my money is on Europe. And yes, it's all about Greece again and the possibility that it may default ... |
| | | | ... S&P 500 index did - up 0.62% from down 0.47% the previous day. And so did, the Nasdaq. And European equities, the DJ Euro Stoxx-50 surged by 1.5% at the close of last night's activity, completely making up for the previous night's 0.3% dip - and then ... |
| | | | ... one that's little affected by the European sovereign debt crisis? What? What? What? Speaking of which, even the DJ Euro Stoxx index - the benchmark for the region in crisis which is widely expected to go into recession (if it's not there yet) - has done ... |
| | | | ... market certainly thinks so. To date, the Athex Composite price index has risen by close to 20%, outperforming the DJ Euro Stoxx index's 9.5% rise over the same period. And oh, the yield on its 10-year bonds has also come down by more than 200 bips from ... |
| | | | ... in three years and the fifth consecutive month of decline in the jobless rate. There were cheers all around. The DJ Euro Stoxx-50 index closed 1.5% higher and the FTSE-100 jumped by 1.8%, ignoring reports that Greece and its creditors are still refusing ... |
| | | | ... announced, investors wait with bated breaths. Despite the intra-day volatility in the European equity market - the DJ Euro Stoxx Index seesawed between plus 1.7% and down 1.8% -- it ended, in what we consider practically unchanged these days, down 0.5% ... |
| | | | ... wondered. I checked out the indices for how far stocks "slid" and "dropped". S&P 500 down less than half a percent, Euro Stoxx 50 down 1.1%, FTSE-100 down less than a third of a percent. What the? Yup, I found out what scared the markets off, it's these ... |
| | | | ... this year and returned only this month would have missed out on 10.8% rally in the S&P 500, or the 8.4% gain in the Euro Stoxx last month. But they would have been spared the 8.1% drop in the US stock index - even including October's surge -- and Europe's ... |
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