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| | | ... given latest reports showing weaker than expected retail spending, industrial production and lending. Fitch Ratings slashed Italy's government debt rating from A-minus to BBB-plus with a negative outlook. And only yesterday, Reuters reported on the 13.1% ... |
| | | | ... 2.15 per cent to 8,423.30 points and Milan surged 2.78 per cent to 15,974.00 points, despite ongoing political limbo in Italy in the wake of last week's elections. The euro eased, however, to $1.3017 from $1.3024 late on Monday in New York. HONG KONG ... |
| | | | ... spooks that haunted through most of last year. Two weeks ago it was America and fears of Fed unwinding. Last week it was Italy and scares of a European debt crisis flashback. This week, China's the culprit. It'll be slowing again. No, make that a hard ... |
| | | | ... Index gained 9.55 (0.30 per cent) to 3,169.74. LONDON - Europe's main stock markets mostly fell as investors fretted over Italy's post-election deadlock, poor economic data, looming US budget cutbacks and a raft of company results. London's FTSE 100 ... |
| | | | ... bond issue rose to a four month high to 4.83%, they're far, far below last year's high of 7.2% and all a,-4 billion worth Italy planned to sell, sold. And why not? Super Mario is here. Last night, ECB President Mario Draghi left no room for interpretation ... |
| | | | ... open higher after a strong showing on Wall Street and European bourses rebounded on better-than-expected bond auctions in Italy. At 0830 AEDT on Thursday, the March share price index futures contract was up 41 points at 5,061. In economic news on Thursday ... |
| | | | ... LONDON - European stock markets slumped and the euro has hit a near two-month dollar low as dealers assess the fallout of Italy's political impasse after elections in the indebted eurozone country. Milan's FTSE MIB index tumbled 4.89 per cent to end ... |
| | | | ... The title just about describes the events of last night and the one before. Woe to Europe that's feeling antsy pantsy over Italy's result - or should I say, non-result - and the extrapolation of this into "skyfall" (Finally, I got the chance to use this ... |
| | | | ... slightly behind in the lower house. CMC Markets chief market analyst Ric Spooner said the possibility of a political impasse in Italy for an incoming government was creating uncertainty amongst investors. "There is a significant political risk to the ... |
| | | | ... concerns. Headlines point to the potential comeback of bunga-bunga boy Berlusconi to government, or a hung Parliament in Italy as the one that did it. Here's what Bloomberg prepared earlier: "This possible outcome would have very heavy consequences for ... |
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