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| | | ... market last year - Arab Spring, Japanese earthquake/tsunami/nuclear disaster, USA no longer AAA, European crisis hitting Spain and Italy, the BRICs and emerging countries instituting tighter policies to rein in inflation. Just as it did the two previous ... |
| | | | ... after a German court gave its approval to the eurozone's permanent crisis fund, opening the door to more aid to embattled Spain. The Dow Jones Industrial Average on Wednesday edged up 9.99 points (0.07 per cent) to close at 13,333.35. The S&P 500-stock ... |
| | | | ... points. Milan surged by 2.09 per cent, but an early rally in Madrid largely lost steam with shares up 0.26 per cent after Spain said it would avoid rushing into a bailout request under the new ECB program. The euro jumped to just above the $1.28 mark ... |
| | | | ... precautionary programme." Under these conditions, the PIG - Portugal, Ireland and Greece - already qualify for the OMT. Spain is reportedly waiting for more details (as in, how strict or less strict the bailout conditions would be) but is expected to ... |
| | | | ... the tech-heavy Nasdaq jumped 66.54 (2.17 per cent) to 3,135.81. LONDON - European stocks rallied and borrowing rates for Spain and Italy slid as markets hailed exceptional bond-buying measures from the European Central Bank (ECB) aimed at fighting the ... |
| | | | ... points in light trading. In Milan, shares rose 1.10 per cent and in Madrid gained 0.18 per cent, despite a bailout request to Spain's central government from region Andalusia. The euro rose to $US1.2598 on Monday, from $US1.2576 late in New York on Friday. ... |
| | | | ... points at the close on Friday. London bucked the trend, with the FTSE-100 slipping 0.14 per cent to 5,711.48 points. In Spain, the main Ibex-35 stock index was up 3.13 per cent, with banking stocks leading gains after the Spanish cabinet approved the ... |
| | | | ... 3,379.11 points and Frankfurt's DAX 30 tumbled 1.64 per cent to 6,895.49 points. Madrid stocks retreated 1.52 per cent as Spain's long-term borrowing costs rose further, while Milan dropped 1.09 per cent in value despite another successful Italian bond ... |
| | | | ... developments in terms of the euro zone announcements coming up." European Union (EU) president Herman Van Rompuy is due to meet Spain's prime minister Mariano Rajoy on Tuesday to discuss ways to lower his government's high borrowing costs. Locally on ... |
| | | | ... bank holiday. In Milan the FTSE MIB index rose 0.89 per cent, while Madrid's IBEX 35 managed to climb 1.21 per cent despite Spain downgrading its 2010 and 2011 growth figures, showing it barely recovered from the last downturn before plunging anew into ... |
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