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| | | ... geo-political events" had we had in recent history? We had lotsa lotsa "major geopolitical events" - September 11, North Korea nukes, Thailand coup, China-Japan/Malaysia/Vietnam/Philippines island dispute, Ukraine - yet the S&P 500 index continues to ... |
| | | | ... despise the West, there is no doubt in my mind that Russian President Vladimir Putin is saner and more calculating than North Korea's Kim. Putin better prove me right this time, else I'll retire trying to get inside the heads of tyrants forevermore. ... |
| | | | ... GDP scorecard in the first quarter, anxiety over renewed terrorist threats in the USA after the Boston bombings and North Korea's nuclear intimidation. Oh yeah, and of course, there's the slump in gold and other commodities and the price of carbon (interpreted ... |
| | | | ... bleak macro backdrop combines with wild commodity swings, acts of terrorism and unravelling geopolitical situations in North Korea and Israel to undermine investor confidence." Comments from Bundesbank chief Jens Weidmann that Europe's recovery could ... |
| | | | ... real economy was not on a solid foundation and remained weak." Selling was also being fuelled by uncertainty over North Korea, with fears that Pyongyang could mark the anniversary of the birth of its late founder Kim Il-sung on Monday by launching a ... |
| | | | ... to end at 22,101.27, but Shanghai eased 0.30 per cent, or 6.58 points, to 2,219.55. Dealers were keeping an eye on North Korea, watching for the expected missile test, while South Korean and US forces raised their alert status to "vital threat" as the ... |
| | | | ... world financial market events. "Clients want advice and reassurance around major financial events, such as problems in North Korea, and to know how these issues impact the security of their capital," Kearns said. "The challenge of adjusting to retirement ... |
| | | | ... concern," printed Reuters. "U.S. Stocks Fall as Energy, Financials Tumble on Economy," says Bloomberg. "Stocks slide on North Korea fears, Fed comments," was CNN Money's take. "Fall sharply", "Tumble", "Slide". Given the headlines of that day - the US ... |
| | | | ... losses on Friday as traders digested a surprisingly weak March labour report and watched rising global tensions with North Korea. The Dow Jones Industrial Average dropped 40.86 points (0.28 per cent) to close at 14,565.25. In Europe on Friday, London's ... |
| | | | ... back sharp losses as traders digested a surprisingly weak March labour report and watched rising global tensions with North Korea. The Dow Jones Industrial Average dropped 40.86 points (0.28 per cent) to 14,565.25. The broad-based S&P 500 slid 6.70 (0.43 ... |
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