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| | | ... because the bank believed its current policy setting "remained appropriate". Neither is it last night's better than expected US data releases on factory orders and car sales and most definitely not because we've seen the backside of the European debt ... |
| | | | ... mixed, finding some support after recent heavy losses driven by increasing concerns over the eurozone debt crisis, weak US data and a slowdown in China. Dealers said trade was relatively quiet on Monday after the turmoil of recent weeks, as investors ... |
| | | | ... mixed, finding some support after recent heavy losses driven by increasing concerns over the eurozone debt crisis, weak US data and a slowdown in China. Dealers said trade was relatively quiet on Monday after the turmoil of recent weeks, as investors ... |
| | | | ... mixed, finding some support after recent heavy losses driven by increasing concerns over the eurozone debt crisis, weak US data and a slowdown in China. Dealers said trade was relatively quiet on Monday after the turmoil of recent weeks, as investors ... |
| | | | ... fell and the euro was at a near two-year low against the dollar amid Europe's deepening debt woes, while disappointing US data and Chinese manufacturing numbers also weighed. With investors scrambling for safer haven assets such as the yen, Japan's finance ... |
| | | | ... (0.35 per cent) to 2,827.34. LONDON - Most major European stock markets fell again after sharp losses a day earlier as US data undermined sentiment already shaken by worries over a possible Spanish bailout. London's benchmark FTSE 100 index slipped by ... |
| | | | ... Nasdaq for a loss in the day. Despite one per cent-plus gains on major European bourses, New York traders held pat on tepid US data and a still-unclear picture for the eurozone. The Dow Jones Industrial Average on Thursday rose 33.60 points, or 0.27 ... |
| | | | ... he said. "We are expecting further weakness - that is further US dollar strength. "Anytime the market gets a whiff that US data is softer than expected we will see the Aussie strengthen again." Mr McCarthy said overnight concerns about Spanish debt were ... |
| | | | ... closed higher, supported by news of a eurozone deal to boost the bloc's firewall against future financial crises and solid US data. In London, the benchmark FTSE 100 index of top companies closed up 0.46 per cent at 5,768.45 points. In Frankfurt, the ... |
| | | | ... along with manufacturing data out of China on Thursday. CMC Markets sales trader Miguel Audencial said that while the US data was worse than expected, seasonal adjustments during the trading day showed the home sales figures were better than first thought. ... |
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