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| | | ... governments, including France, meant the move got a tremendous welcome on the markets which had been hoping for help from the G20 summit in Cannes, France. In an initial burst, Paris, Frankfurt and Milan all jumped by 3.0 per cent or more, then fell ... |
| | | | ... financial markets." The line at the bottom says that financial markets are on wait mode. Waiting for whatever blah the G-20 Summit in Cannes would cobble together. Waiting for tomorrow night's US non-farm payrolls report for October. Waiting for Greece's ... |
| | | | ... that the Greek decision has made it more necessary than ever to push forward with plans thrashed out during last week's EU summit." "A statement issued by President Sarkozy's office read: 'France and Germany are determined to ensure, with their European ... |
| | | | "Betcha by golly wow You're the one that I've been waiting for..." -Stylistics Hear ye, hear ye, the Europeans have reached an accord - and financial markets liked the sound of that. Major European equity indices soared between 2.9% (FTSE-100) and 6.3 ... |
| | | | ... to major writedowns in an accord reached after two successive summits. French President Nicholas Sarkozy announced at a summit in Brussels that eurozone leaders had agreed to leverage the 440-billion-euro ($A591 billion) European Financial Stability ... |
| | | | ... are bobbing up and down with every fresh update. Most European stock markets closed weaker because "Hopes fade for quick summit fix for Europe woes," says theage.com.au's headline at 0620 AEST. Too late for Europe, but theage.com.au must be watching ... |
| | | | ... cent, to 4,300.8. NEW YORK - US stocks closed with solid gains Wednesday after a choppy session focused on the EU crisis summit, which produced no comprehensive plan but gave hints at real progress. The crisis though appeared to take a new casualty ... |
| | | | ... now news coming out of the European woodworks tell us not to expect any agreement on the rescue package on the 26 October summit. "Nein" according to the Germans, "non" says the French, "ochi" for the Greeks, "ei" declared the Finns... and so on. Deym ... |
| | | | ... European markets fell overnight due to reports key parts of the rescue package may not be ready in time for a leaders' summit on Wednesday in Europe. At 0806 AEDT on Wednesday, the December share price index futures contract was down 37 points at 4,179. ... |
| | | | ... cent from 3.26 per cent. LONDON - Europe's major markets finished higher, picking up on apparent progress at a weekend EU summit on the eurozone debt crisis and welcoming positive Chinese growth data. In London, the FTSE-100 index of top companies closed ... |
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