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| | | ... of eight microchip companies, including Intel and Texas Instruments, kept the market jittery. European Central Bank president Jean-Claude Trichet's warning that "it is too early to declare the (financial) crisis over" also made investors nervous, analysts ... |
| | | | ... between the US dollar and US equities reasserts itself. For now enjoy the ride - perhaps until 2012. For as St. Louis Fed President James Bullard said, "If you look at the last two recessions, in each case the FOMC waited two and a half to three years ... |
| | | | ... Sino-Americano interchange currently in progress in China and are taking side bets on who will be the first one to blink. US President Obama wants China to revalue its currency. China's head honcho Hu Jintao complains about America's restrictions on ... |
| | | | ... import prices cheaper. And now we also have the Eurozone. Yes, it too came out of recession in the third quarter. ECB President Trichet warned that, "there are still many uncertainties at the global level and at the euro level, particularly concerning ... |
| | | | ... Timmy to assure America's lenders that the money they give Uncle Sam to give to its people would not erode in value. US President Obama is in Asia right now and speculations are that he would pressure China to revalue its undervalued renminbi. Pressure ... |
| | | | ... she said. State Street already provides investment services to the 10 largest pension plans in Canada. Kevin Drynan, president at State Street Trust Company Canada, said the appointment reflected the firm's long-standing commitment to enhancing its technology ... |
| | | | ... 9,770.31. HONG KONG - Hong Kong shares closed up 0.70 per cent, led by Chinese banks, as sentiment was buoyed by China President Hu Jintao's pledge to boost domestic demand. The benchmark Hang Seng Index gained 156.06 points to 22,553.63. WELLINGTON ... |
| | | | ... Not with 10.2 per cent unemployment and rising and the recovery remains tentative. In a speech in San Francisco Fed President Janet Yellen said that, "The strength and durability of the expansion is in question. Some of the rebound is due to temporary ... |
| | | | ... demographics favour strong growth in mutual fund investing over time," said James Kennedy, chief executive officer and president of T. Rowe Price, in a statement. Meanwhile, U.K. Sinha, UTI's chairman and managing director, said the partnership will ... |
| | | | ... encourage businesses to start hiring again. But before this could happen Americans must start spending. To ensure this, President Obama extended unemployment benefits and temporary tax credits for homebuyers as well as seeking new ways to boost employment. ... |
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