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| | | ... Marblehead Asset Management. He said that surging US Treasury yields, reflecting the expectation of higher interest rates, had traders on edge. "If these rates keep going up, I think you're going to get some real concerns about stocks." Dow member GE ... |
| | | | ... economic giant is struggling to get back up to speed after growth was recorded at its slowest since 1990 last year. However, traders took the data as an opportunity to continue buying equities on expectations Beijing will add to its three rate cuts since ... |
| | | | ... dropped 1.31 to 6,859.24 points, with mining and energy stocks hit hard "Greece's day of reckoning is nearly upon us and traders can't get out of the market fast enough," said David Madden, market analyst at IG trading group. "We are back to the bad ... |
| | | | ... per cent lower as of 1013, after initially starting in positive territory. CommSec market analyst Tom Piotrowski said traders were looking for a reason to stop the selling after several days of weakness.A "I think the market at the moment is struggling ... |
| | | | ... KONG - Asian markets mostly fell on Wednesday, while the euro edged higher following upbeat eurozone inflation data as traders track Greece's debt reform talks before a repayment deadline. Tokyo slipped 0.34 per cent, or 69.68 points, to 20,473.51 dragged ... |
| | | | ... the status quo benefits Australian investment by avoiding the kind of "fragmentation" that could benefit high-frequency traders but exchange operators like Chi-X argue that it's stifling innovation. "The Council of Financial Regulators will shortly provide ... |
| | | | ... about an imminent deal that were quickly refuted by Greece's creditors put the Greek crisis high in investors' minds. "Traders are sick of the non-stop back and forth, and whenever Greece is in crisis talks there is always a series of comments from different ... |
| | | | ... Sydney jumped 1.00 per cent, or 56.8 points, to 5,721.5. Shanghai surged 3.35 per cent, or 156.20 points, to 4,813.80 as traders moved into undervalued stocks. Hong Kong and Seoul were closed for public holidays. Fed chief Janet Yellen said on Friday ... |
| | | | ... earnings and Elders' half year results are due out. In Australia, the stock market on Friday gained nearly 0.7 per cent but traders were unwilling to push the ASX200 beyond 5,750 points. The benchmark S&P/ASX200 index was 38.9 points, or 0.68 per cent ... |
| | | | ... climbed 0.14 per cent, or 37.27 points, to 27,286.55 and Shanghai was slightly higher, adding 2.55 points to 4,378.31 US traders were left disappointed Wednesday after the Commerce Department said retail sales, a key part of consumer spending that drives ... |
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