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| | | ... this case for there's the number '666' attached to the S&P 500 index. It's how much the index dropped last night from its Friday close. The 6.66% dive took the S&P 500 index's total losses to 11.2% over the past three trading days - the most since November ... |
| | | | ... dropped 6.9 per cent to 2,357.69. S&P lowered the US long-term sovereign debt rating from AAA to AA+ after markets closed Friday, citing Washington's inability to rein in its mounting deficits. US stocks started falling as markets opened and hit new ... |
| | | | ... downgraded the United States credit rating for the first time in history over the weekend. After plunging four per cent on Friday, the local bourse was down more than two per cent in early trade on Monday, but regained some ground by midday. At 1204 ... |
| | | | Friday's 4% stock market fall, which caused more than $20 billion to be wiped from superannuation account balances, further exposed Australia's over reliance on equities in retirement, said Jeremy Cooper, Challenger's chairman, retirement incomes. Superannuation ... |
| | | | ... downgraded for the first time in its history over the weekend. Hopes for a bounce on the Australian share market after a horror Friday appear to have been dashed after ratings agency Standard and Poor's downgraded United States government debt from AAA ... |
| | | | ... remained around four per cent lower at noon as fears of a new global economic crisis gripped the local market. At 1200 AEST on Friday, the benchmark S&P/ASX200 index was down 168.7 points, or 3.94 per cent, at 4,107.8 while the broader All Ordinaries ... |
| | | | ... deepens. US stocks also fell, down more than four per cent and European stocks fell over three per cent At 0700 (AEST) on Friday, the Australian dollar was trading at 104.63 US cents, down from 106.89 cents on Thursday. Since 1700 (AEST) on Thursday ... |
| | | | ... as early as the FOMC's next meeting on the 9th of this month. Some may hate even the thought of another QE, but should Friday's US employment report turns in another ugly number and takes equity markets several notches down - they'll be begging for it ... |
| | | | ... remain lacklustre in the third quarter. Now we'll just have to wait for another ugly US employment number to be released on Friday night and the stage will be set for another, 'will it, won't it' moment. Big Ben should be giving us the answer to this ... |
| | | | ... of a ratings downgrade, rallied. The yield on the 10-year Treasury dropped to 2.74 per cent from 2.81 per cent late on Friday, while that on the 30-year bond fell to 4.07 per cent from 4.13 per cent. (Bond prices and yields move in opposite directions.) ... |
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