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| | | OMG! Here we go again. I hate to admit it but remember those three scenarios I listed on this space only two days ago? Well, Europe proved me wrong! For those who had a sudden attack of Mondayitis that day, here's what I wrote: "We're told that by 26 ... |
| | | | ... Stockland and Billabong International Ltd are all due to hold their annual general meeting. In Australia, the market on on Monday gained about $35 billion in value as buyers and confidence returned, amid hopes of a comprehensive fiscal stability plan ... |
| | | | ... expected traders to sell their Australian dollars in the lead-up to the summit, in expectation of negative headlines on Monday. "I would suspect that the levels over the last couple of days are going to be sold into, looking for a Monday morning session ... |
| | | | ... reports earlier this week from BHP Billiton and Rio Tinto. "The market is just running away," he said. "Rio was $70 on Monday and $63 and a bit today and that tells the tale." Rio Tinto was trading down $1.90, or 2.92 per cent, to $63.18, while BHP Billiton ... |
| | | | The Australian share market continued to trade lower at noon on Tuesday, reversing Monday's gains, amid pessimism overseas about Europe's ability to sort out the region's debt problems. The benchmark S&P/ASX200 index had lost 72.5 points, or 1.7 per ... |
| | | | ... proposals, Belgium will provide 60.5%, France 36.5% and Luxembourg 3% of the 90 billion in state guarantees over 10 years. On Monday, the French lower parliament approved of the bailout plan, but it still has to go through the upper house. It's the second ... |
| | | | "Dreams that everything will be resolved and dealt with by next Monday cannot be fulfilled." Dream on. With these words, German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble crushed financial market optimism that everything will be smooth sailing by this time ... |
| | | | SYDNEY, Oct 18 AAP - A roundup of trading on major world markets: NEW YORK - US equity markets sank Monday after a three-week rally after a meeting of G20 finance chiefs failed to boost confidence that a solution to the eurozone debt crisis is near. ... |
| | | | ... a European solution, so those factors pushed markets higher." Treasurer Wayne Swan will meet his British counterpart on Monday to discuss the next steps needed to restore confidence in the global economy, following discussions by G20 finance ministers ... |
| | | | The Australian market is set to open higher on Monday on optimism that eurozone leaders are finally pushing forward to resolve the debt crisis and positive US data and corporate earnings. At 0730 AEDT on the ASX 24, the December share price index futures ... |
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