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| | | ... The Nasdaq composite average fell 49.6 points (2.6%), the largest daily fall in over two months, closing at 1,823.9. In London the FTSE 100 closed down 11.8 points at 4,252.1, despite favourable earnings news from major retailers. In the US bond market ... |
| | | | ... end at 1,023.2, while the Nasdaq composite index closed down 15.2 points (0.8%) at 1,873.4. The same concerns also pushed London's FTSE 100 off recent 12-month highs, the index closing 28.2 points lower at 4,263.9. Meanwhile US bonds shrugged off supply ... |
| | | | ... role in early 2004 and under the new roles the Australian equity and other respective teams will report to Mr Lamdben in London. This announcement does not come as a total surprise, said Assirt, as SIMAL had expressed the parent's desire to develop a ... |
| | | | ... higher at 1,031.6. But the Nasdaq composite average raced to a 17-month high, closing 30.4 points (1.6%) up at 1,888.6. In London the FTSE 100 also advanced to a new 12-month high, again aided by strong performance among TMTs. The major UK index rose ... |
| | | | ... at 1,026.3. The positive US news, along with an upbeat report from Anglo-Dutch technology company LogicaCMG, also sent London's FTSE 100 57.7 points higher, the index closing at 4,262.1. Surprisingly, US bonds were able to eke out modest gains over the ... |
| | | | ... closed 107.5 points (1.1%) up at 9,523.4, while the broader S&P 500 added 14.0 points (1.4%) to end at 1,022.0. Earlier in London the FTSE 100 closed precisely unchanged at 4,20404. The ISM result added to the bearish sentiment in the US bond market ... |
| | | | ... US markets were closed Monday for the Labor Day holiday, with trade in other major centres subdued amid low turnover. In London the FTSE 100 clawed back much of last week's losses, closing 43.3 points (1.0%) higher at 4,204.4. Investors cited growing ... |
| | | | ... overseeing our Asian joint venture business and executive director Patrick Hodgens managing our wholly-owned Hong Kong and London equities businesses, our offshore interest are in the hands of a very strong and experienced team," said Ben Bruck, head ... |
| | | | ... 5.2 points higher (0.5%) at 1,008.0, while the Nasdaq composite index advanced 10.4 points (0.6%) to 1,810.6. Earlier in London the FTSE 100 slumped 36.9 points to close at 4,161.1. US bond markets weakened after news of the strong jump in the Chicago ... |
| | | | ... wanting more than STG1 billion ($A2.47 billion) for its British life funds - National Provident Institution, Pearl and London Life - which have all been closed to new business. If AMP succeeds in selling its British operations, it would not have to carry ... |
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