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| | | ... increased to 53.2 from the disappointing weather-distorted 51.3 in January.A New orders rose by 3.3 points to 54.5. In the Eurozone, manufacturing activity continues to expand despite Markit's PMI index easing to 53.2 in Feb (from 54.0).A According to ... |
| | | | ... strongly higher after gains on Wall Street and European bourses fuelled by signs of solid business activity and stable eurozone inflation. At 0830 AEDT on Tuesday, the March share price index futures contract was up 27 points at 5,450. No major local ... |
| | | | ... in predicting turning points of the Chinese economy in the past two years." Amber. That's the flashing light for the Eurozone equities. The Euro Stoxx 50 index barely budged (up 0.03% overnight). This is because Markit's flash PMI reading for the region ... |
| | | | ... ignoring or explaining away the negatives. There surely wouldn't be any difficulty explaining investors' love for Europe. Eurozone real GDP growth accelerated to 0.3% in the first quarter from 0.1% in the December quarter, taking the annual growth rate ... |
| | | | ... $US1.3637 late in New York on Friday. The Swiss franc, which Switzerland's central bank held down at the height of the eurozone debt crisis, eased slightly to 1.2235 to the euro from 1.2239 on Friday. HONG KONG - Asia's markets rose, taking their lead ... |
| | | | ... markets fell solidly as traders remain unfazed by the lack of action at the ECB, while banking on further recovery in the eurozone. The European Central Bank held its key interest rates steady at 0.25 per cent with bank head Mario Draghi brushing off ... |
| | | | ... growth and unemployment on Friday. LONDON - European equities failed to get a boost from solid economic data out of the eurozone after lacklustre US jobs data. London's benchmark FTSE 100 index ended Wednesday up just 0.13 per cent at 6,457.89 points. ... |
| | | | ... contraction. LONDON - European stocks have tumbled as lacklustre reports on Chinese and US manufacturing activity outweighed the eurozone hitting a 32-month high in January. London's benchmark FTSE 100 index ended the day down 0.69 per cent at 6,465.66 ... |
| | | | ... US$10 billion away, neither that dreadful indication that China is continuing to slow nor renewed deflation fears in the eurozone nor the turbulence in the emerging markets. Rather, it's the "January effect"! In a nutshell, it postulates that where January ... |
| | | | ... put something on it, the infection goes down for a while, but it doesn't actually really fix." While he said that the eurozone finally from emerge from 18 months of recession, he said the real issue was the mismatch between the various economies. He ... |
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