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| | | ... everybody who does business overseas", said Michael James, managing director of equity trading at Wedbush Securities. Stronger US data has also sparked speculation the US Federal Reserve will hike interest rates "sooner than people are looking for" ... |
| | | | ... 2009. "Investors are likely to start the week in cautious mode as markets assimilate the impact of weaker than expected US data and wait on developments in the Greek debt saga," Ric Spooner, chief market analyst in Sydney at CMC Markets said. "The first ... |
| | | | ... 500 record reflected the continued resilience of US stocks thanks to loose monetary policy and in spite of lacklustre US data, such as Wednesday's report showing flat retail sales in April. Apple, the biggest company by market capitalisation, surged ... |
| | | | ... on China's second exchange, fell 1.15 per cent, or 25.41 points, to 2,181.30 on turnover of 427.0 billion yuan. Fresh US data was relatively weak. Non-farm productivity fell 1.9 per cent in the first quarter year-on-year in the second straight quarterly ... |
| | | | ... (FOMC) April statement that the first quarter economic slowdown is due to "transitory factors" a lie. But perhaps it's not. US data releases overnight show that America's economy is gathering pace after the first quarter speed bump, muchas gracias. US ... |
| | | | ... dollar at $US1.1064 as the greenback took a hit on the slowing US growth. HONG KONG - Asian markets slipped with more weak US data raising questions about the health of the world's top economy and the dollar edging down as an early interest rate rise ... |
| | | | ... the stars pointing to a lift-off announcement when tomorrow comes. While a June lift-off remains in play, disappointing US data releases in recent times - weak core durable orders for March and a decline in Markit's US flash manufacturing PMI for April ... |
| | | | ... for new economy-boosting measures from China, but Hong Kong and most other Asian markets retreated following more weak US data and losses on Wall Street. Shanghai rose 2.20 per cent, or 92.47 points, to 4,287.30 but Hong Kong slid 0.31 per cent, or 86.59 ... |
| | | | ... Wednesday. HONG KONG - Asian markets mostly wound back in line with a hefty sell-off on Wall Street after surprisingly weak US data. The euro maintained its recent strength against the dollar and yen on Thursday, boosted by receding expectations of an ... |
| | | | ... first time in 11 sessions on profit-taking. However, other Asian equity markets have been mixed after a healthy batch of US data revived the prospect of an early interest rate hike. Shanghai, which surged to a near seven-year high over the past 10 sessions ... |
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