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| | | ... Quantitative Easing is removed. "A scale back in the Federal Reserve's support could be as early as spring this year, not autumn next year." |
| | | | ... could go haywire" if the US$16,400,000,000,000 is not lifted. You better believe it. For we've been here before. Remember autumn 2011? The S&P 500 index dropped by 17.3% from July to August of that year due to the impasse on the budget ceiling and Standard ... |
| | | | ... 2012. This constitutes a downward revision of 0.6 pp in the EU and 0.8 percentage points in the euro area compared to the autumn forecast of 10 November 2011. Looking at individual Member States, growth divergence remains pronounced. In 2012, GDP growth ... |
| | | | ... and if you take a really considered inspection of the globe, it's now only Europe that's experiencing what I call the "Autumn Angst" (you read it here first folks). Growth in China and the rest of the BRICs and emerging markets remain strong, thank you ... |
| | | | ... for a holiday, tumbled 2.88 per cent, or 219.20 points, to end at 7,391.37. Hong Kong and Seoul were closed for the mid-autumn public holidays. Singapore fell 0.52 per cent, 14.21 points, to close at 2,729.37. WELLINGTON - Wellington added 0.66 per cent ... |
| | | | ... earthquake, with Tokyo ending down 1.72 per cent and Hong Kong down 1.55 per cent, although the yen stabilised after an initial autumn. Tokyo's Nikkei ended 179.95 points lower at 10,254.43, Hong Kong dropped 365.11 points to 23,249.78 and the Shanghai ... |
| | | | ... record-high gold prices. The Shanghai Composite Index had returned to trading after a three-day close last week for the Mid-Autumn Festival, she said. At midday, Ms Chan said the financial sector was leading the market upwards, while gold stocks and ... |
| | | | ... first meeting of the bipartisan, 10-member panel, which is investigating the near collapse of the financial system in the autumn of 2008. While the executives agreed that banks' actions contributed to the crisis that paralysed the credit markets and ... |
| | | | ... companies that fared best in July were those that signalled they were patching up their businesses after a terrible winter and autumn. Economic reports are starting to support traders' bets. The government reported on Friday that the economy shrank at ... |
| | | | ... backdrop of easing deterioration and better than expected economic and financial data. One falling leaf does not make an autumn. Economic reports out of the US last night were indeed bad and gave the market reason to question whether the 'green shoots' ... |
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