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| | | ... Asian shares were mixed on Tuesday with Tokyo surging ahead on the back of a rally by the Dow, while reduced tensions in Egypt cooled oil prices. Tokyo's Nikkei ended the session up 0.41 per cent, or 43.94 points, at 10,635.98, a level not seen since ... |
| | | | ... turmoil appears to have eased and this is calming nerves in Africa and the Middle East. Have you noticed that reports about Egypt have now been relegated to the inside pages and takes just a few seconds of TV and radio coverage? It won't be long now ... |
| | | | ... outlook and solid corporate results but the euro slipped on weaker-than-expected German data. Markets were following events in Egypt where there seemed to have been some progress in the government meeting protestors' demands for reform, they added. In ... |
| | | | ... There's no need for it and it wasn't needed in the first place. Big Ben could have noted the fresh uncertainty caused by Egypt and the insecurity this is giving other autocracies in the Arab world but Big Ben wouldn't like anyone to spit on his face ... |
| | | | ... 4,919.3 points. NEW YORK - US stocks dipped on Thursday but then stabilised to be flat as concerns over violent protests in Egypt weighed against better-than-expected economic news in the US. Clashes continued in Egypt between pro- and anti-government ... |
| | | | Economic uncertainty in the Middle East following uprisings in Tunisia and Egypt show how intertwined the global economy is with geopolitics, making more volatility the only certainty. First the background. According to a briefing note put out yesterday ... |
| | | | ... session, with direction to come from offshore rather than local news. "Markets have been gripped by what has been going on in Egypt and the economic data coming out of the US," Ms Spencer said. "We are going to be getting into some corporate results ... |
| | | | ... agreed with me when I wrote (just yesterday) that it would be no big loss on the global economy and financial markets if Egypt turns to sand. Despite the continued volatile situation in the country, Wall Street's performance overnight suggests that frankly ... |
| | | | The Australian stock market was firmer at noon as concerns over Egypt supported higher oil prices and led to gains among energy-linked companies. At 1212 AEDT, the benchmark S&P/ASX200 index was up 11.6 points, or 0.21 per cent, at 4,765.5, while the ... |
| | | | ... Walk like an Egyptian. Barring contagion to the rest of Arabia (and/or Africa), this issue would be mummified before long. Egypt after all is a small fish in a big ocean - or if you prefer, just a speck of sand in the desert. A glance at the CIA Factbook ... |
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