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| | | ... Australian market looks set to open higher after the US and European markets mostly finished in positive territory as traders digested Chinese inflation data, Japan's announcement of stimulus measures and a tepid Wells Fargo earnings report. At 0659 ... |
| | | | ... European Central Bank and Bank of England held key interest rates steady. However the euro gained against the US dollar as traders reacted to positive bond sales by indebted eurozone nations Spain and Italy. London's FTSE 100 index of leading companies ... |
| | | | ... recession, data showed on Tuesday. HONG KONG - Asian markets closed mixed despite a positive lead from Wall Street, with traders hopeful for a deal in the United States to avert the fiscal cliff. The US dollar edged up slightly against the yen after ... |
| | | | ... slumber. Investors appeared unmoved by figures confirming Japan's economy shrank in the three months to September, as traders keep their sights on Sunday's general election, which is expected to see Yoshihiko Noda's government ousted. Tokyo ended flat ... |
| | | | ... into recession. LONDON - Europe's main stock markets posted mixed results, while the euro declined against the dollar as traders digested positive US monthly jobs data. London's FTSE 100 index on Friday added 0.22 per cent to close at 5,914.4 points ... |
| | | | ... sharply lower after the European Central Bank (ECB) said a decision to leave its key rate unchanged was not unanimous. Traders had largely expected the ECB to hold fire on interest rates at its last policy meeting of 2012, but the revelation by ECB head ... |
| | | | ... broader All Ordinaries index added 16.2 points, or 0.36 per cent, to 4,528.0. Stocks were higher on Wall Street Stocks as traders became more hopeful that a budget deal will be reached in Washington. President Barack Obama said in a speech Wednesday ... |
| | | | ... 72 percent this week [27 November] from September's 38 percent in the quarterly global poll of investors, analysts and traders who are Bloomberg subscribers. Fifty-three percent said they're more optimistic about the effect of Xi's policies on investors ... |
| | | | ... points, or 0.06 per cent, to 3,010.24. The markets continued to brush off political sparring over the cliff talks, with traders seeming to presume that the deep divide between Democrats and Republicans will be overcome before the January 1 deadline for ... |
| | | | ... currency had briefly soared following the Greek deal. HONG KONG - Asian markets fell, following losses on Wall Street, as traders fret US lawmakers will not agree a deal to avert the fiscal cliff. Forex dealers also ran for cover after the Senate Majority ... |
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