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| | | ... down 2.13 points to 2,357.03. Regional markets followed losses on Wall Street and in Europe on Friday after data showed Spanish banks borrowed a record E227.6 billion ($A288.48 billion) in emergency cheap loans from the European Central Bank in March. ... |
| | | | ... that US data is softer than expected we will see the Aussie strengthen again." Mr McCarthy said overnight concerns about Spanish debt were not necessarily the cause of the weakness in European markets. "I'd suggest that the explanation for last night's ... |
| | | | ... economy. The world is turning upside down again because Europe's back to the fore. We should be scared because Italian and Spanish bond yields are rising again. The yield on 10-year Spanish bonds rose to a 4-month high of 5.98% while those of Italy's ... |
| | | | ... February, according to official data released on Tuesday. Frantic selling on European markets overnight, amid concerns about Spanish and Italian yields, had renewed concerns about the euro zone, Mr Jones added. "Spanish bond yields were off to the races ... |
| | | | ... equity markets, re-igniting the uncertainty over America's and the wider world's recovery. Bad news came out of Europe. Spanish and Italian bond yields bounced back up last week and just yesterday, reports showed that Portuguese banks demand for ECB ... |
| | | | ... June share price index futures contract was 27 points lower at 4,322, with 431,886 contracts traded. A weak result in a Spanish bond auction and the reluctance of the US Federal Reserve to launch a fresh round of stimulus for the world's largest economy ... |
| | | | ... points while the broader All Ordinaries index eased 5.4 points, or 0.12 per cent, to 4,419 points. NEW YORK - A dreadful Spanish bond auction and the reluctance of the Federal Reserve to launch a fresh round of US stimulus sent Wall Street share prices ... |
| | | | ... in Spain where a general strike in protest of the government's austerity measures brought Madrid, Barcelona and other Spanish cities to a virtual standstill. This disrupts whatever businesses are left standing and ultimately drags down economic growth. ... |
| | | | ... 40 rose 0.74 per cent to 3,501.98 points. Madrid's Ibex 35 index lost 0.69 per cent but was off early lows posted after Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy's right-leaning Popular Party surprisingly failed to win elections in the southern region of ... |
| | | | ... There's still Europe of course. The ECB's LTRO Mark-II is working its wonders there. Interest rates on 10-year Italian, Spanish, Portuguese and French bonds are going down. German ones were up a bit though. But this is also indicative that things are ... |
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