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| | | ... government bond yields fell on the expectations of the ECB jumping into the market, with the rate of return to investors on Spain's 10-year bond hitting a record low of 1.804 per cent. Italy's also touched a record low of 1.853 per cent. The euro touched ... |
| | | | ... mobile consumers places Australia as the fifth most concentrated smartphone market in the world after Singapore, Norway, Spain and Sweden. Part of a global four year longitudinal Deloitte study of 37,000 consumers spanning 22 countries - the research ... |
| | | | ... after falling month after month after month since December last year. The Euro Stoxx 50 index gained 1.2% overnight as did Spain's IBEX-35; the CAC-40 went up by 0.9% and Italy's MIB index closed 0.7% higher. Germany's DAX index - surprise, surprise ... |
| | | | ... previously worked at UBS Investment Bank infrastructure and transport team in London and at Arthur Andersen/Deloitte in Spain. Anne-Noelle Le Gal was also appointed at the manager's office in London, along with Ingrid Weston, who will lead the firm's ... |
| | | | ... by 2.4%, Germany's DAX index dropped by 2.0%, France's CAC-40 index dropped by 2.8%, Italy's FTSE MIB dropped by 3.9% and Spain's IBEX-35 dropped by 3.1%. At the conclusion of the 4 September Governing Council of the European Central Bank (ECB) - when ... |
| | | | ... and a drop in shares in Allianz after its bond unit Pimco lost its chief. Madrid's IBEX 35 index added 0.63 per cent after Spain raised its growth and cut its unemployment forecasts. GfK's headline German household confidence index fell to 8.6 points ... |
| | | | ... cent at 4,410.65. Madrid's IBEX 35 index also surged to close up 1.89 per cent after official data showed unemployment in Spain fell sharply in the second quarter - slipping beneath 25 per cent. The euro hit a new eight-month low against the greenback ... |
| | | | ... much so that you'd be forgiven for thinking that the "running of the bulls" festivities is happening not only in Pamplona, Spain but... everywhere. But unlike in Pamplona, there appears to be little chance of being gored, not with the central bank offering ... |
| | | | ... members in the secondary markets. As the Wall Street Journal puts it, "Yield spreads between government bonds of Portugal, Spain and Italy have fallen sharply since then versus those of Germany... Corporate bond yields have fallen, too". "The program ... |
| | | | ... Lithuania, Poland and Romania; 1%-2% for Czech Republic, Estonia, Ireland, Italy, Malta, Portugal, Slovakia, Slovenia and Spain; 2%-3% for Belgium, Denmark, Germany and France; 3%-4% for Austria, Netherlands and the UK and 4%-5% Finland and Sweden. |
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