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| | | ... 2,866.02 as investors continued to fret about possible new monetary tightening measures. Tokyo was closed for a national holiday. In other markets, Singapore closed 1.26 per cent lower, Taipei was flat, Manila fell 0.49 per cent, Jakarta was flat, Kuala ... |
| | | | ... stock markets ended mixed on Tuesday, with London shares posting a late rally to end the first day following a four-day holiday with a small gain. London's benchmark FTSE 100 index ended the day up 0.21 percent at 6,082.88 points. The market was closed ... |
| | | | ... Madrid was off 0.02 percent and Milan dipped 0.09 percent. Brussels was unchanged. Markets in London were closed for a bank holiday. Analysts said the markets had been buoyed by the assassination of Osama bin Laden, but that effect may be short-lived. ... |
| | | | ... topping the 7500 mark for the first time since early 2008, though London's FTSE index was closed for Britain's royal wedding holiday. The Dax finished the day at 7514.46 points, a gain of 0.52 per cent over Thursday's close. Meanwhile in Paris the CAC ... |
| | | | 1.00,1.03,1.05,1.08,1.10,1.20 - no these are not random numbers. These are the numbers marking the Australian dollar's recorded fresh - and fresher - after-float highs against its big brother, the US dollar. The last time I wrote about the value of ... |
| | | | ... markets were somewhat subdued ahead of first-quarter economic growth figures in the United States and a royal wedding holiday in Britain. US growth figures showed a sharp deceleration in the first quarter to a 1.8 per cent pace as governments slashed ... |
| | | | The Australian share market was almost half a per cent stronger at noon, trading off its highs of the session as traders digested a new high for the Australian dollar and what it means for stocks and interest rates. At 1200 AEST, the benchmark S&P/ASX200 ... |
| | | | Aren't we, Australians all, just lucky? We come back from loooong holiday and then wake up to another big move higher on Wall Street. If we, Australians all, came back to work a day earlier we would have felt differently about today for apart from watching ... |
| | | | ... mega-takeover bid involving the dairy products industry, at the start of a shortened trading week after the long Easter holiday weekend. London's benchmark FTSE 100 index gained 0.85 per cent to finish at 6,069.36 points, also boosted by encouraging ... |
| | | | ... Dow blue chips Intel, IBM and United Technologies, and from internet giant Yahoo!, helped to ignite buying in the Easter holiday-shortened week. The markets will be closed on Friday. The S&P 500 index, a broader measure of the markets, advanced 17.74 ... |
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