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| | | ... as disappointing economic data from China and Europe followed the Federal Reserve's slashing its growth forecast for the United States. At the close the Dow Jones Industrial Average was down 250.82 points, or 1.96 per cent, at 12,573.57. European stocks ... |
| | | | ... as disappointing economic data from China and Europe followed the Federal Reserve's slashing its growth forecast for the United States. At 0815 AEST on Friday, the June share price index futures contract was down 48 points at 4,011. No major economic ... |
| | | | ... around the world rallied on Friday despite uncertainty over Greece as investors appeared to bet on fresh stimulus from the United States and Europe to boost growth and fight the euro zone crisis. London's benchmark FTSE 100 index closed up 0.22 per cent ... |
| | | | ... in Australia amongst policy makers. SWFs are operated by 40 countries, the most prolific being China with five and the United Arab Emirates with six. The next largest are those operated by Norway, Saudi Arabia and Singapore. The US has six SWFs but they ... |
| | | | ... Stocks around the world rallied despite uncertainty over Greece as investors appeared to bet on fresh stimulus from the United States and Europe to boost growth and fight the eurozone crisis. London's benchmark FTSE 100 index closed up 0.22 perc ent ... |
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| | | | ... the spectre of more turmoil in Europe. Commodities, industrial equipment makers and banks led the market higher, while United Technologies was the Dow's only loser, falling 0.3 per cent after announcing a new $US1.0 billion ($A1.01 billion) capital raising ... |
| | | | ... the spectre of more turmoil in Europe. Commodities, industrial equipment makers and banks led the market higher, while United Technologies was the Dow's only loser, falling 0.3 per cent after announcing a new $1.0 billion capital raising move. At the ... |
| | | | ... crisis and political uncertainty in Greece. Dealers were also digesting a string of manufacturing figures from Asia to the United States that pointed to a global economic slowdown. Tokyo ended 1.71 per cent, or 144.62 points, lower at 8,295.63, with ... |
| | | | ... crisis and political uncertainty in Greece. Dealers were also digesting a string of manufacturing figures from Asia to the United States that pointed to a global economic slowdown. Tokyo ended 1.71 per cent, or 144.62 points, lower at 8,295.63, with ... |
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