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| | | ... highest closing level since July 2011 as investors took heart from stronger US markets and fresh hopes that debt-ridden Spain will ask for some sort of financial aid. The benchmark S&P/ASX200 index rose 36.7 points, or 0.82 per cent, to 4,528.2 points ... |
| | | | ... minus 18.2 in September for its second straight monthly gain. Must be why the Germans are becoming more benevolent towards Spain. Bloomberg reports that two officials in Chancellor Merkel's party "said the country is open to Spain seeking a precautionary ... |
| | | | ... Australian market looks set to open higher following strong positive leads from the US and European bourses on fresh hopes Spain will ask for some sort of aid and improved sentiment regarding Greece. At 0826 AEDT on Wednesday, the December share price ... |
| | | | ... four-week average". Things look like they're improving in Europe too. Greece may get approval for a new aid package and Spain may formally request for a bailout soon. Things are picking up at home too. The latest ABS Housing Finance report shows that ... |
| | | | ... rebounded, on upbeat economic data from China and the chance of advances in the eurozone debt crisis, especially in Greece and Spain. London's benchmark FTSE 100 index of top companies rose by 0.21 per cent to close at 5,805.61 points, Frankfurt's DAX ... |
| | | | ... ghouls from every tomb Are closing in to seal your doom." Yup, the foul stench of weak US corporate earnings, Greece and Spain in Europe, Europe's recession and anticipation of a hard landing in China which is dragging the rest of Asia (and Australia). ... |
| | | | ... looks set to open slightly higher after a positive lead from overseas with markets shrugging off Standard & Poor's slashing Spain's credit rating and gaining added steam from a big drop in US jobs claims. At 0636 AEDT on Friday, the December share price ... |
| | | | ... Bill Gross warning of the inflationary consequences of the Fed's QEs. Then there's Europe where 'el problemo del dia' is Spain and Greece. The EU wants to give it money but Spain doesn't want to ask. Greece is asking for money but the EU doesn't want ... |
| | | | ... 25 October 2007, then IMF Managing Director Rodrigo de Rato told his audience at the Valencian Business Confederation in Spain that, "The overall picture then is that we expect growth in the advanced economies to slow but not stop..." It didn't stop ... |
| | | | ... returns, new Omega Global Investors research has shown. Despite the European government bond crisis brought on by Italy, Spain Greece, Portugal and Ireland, the global government bond market has in the last 12 months returned 10% for a very low amount ... |
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