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| | | ... mixed on Tuesday with London falling 11.21 points, or 0.29 per cent, to 3,900.25 amid some signs of optimism on the US economy. FRANKFURT - The Dax rose 35.93 points, or 0.66 per cent, to 4,223.29. PARIS - The CAC-40 was up 19.06, or 0.66 per cent, at ... |
| | | | ... All Ordinaries gained 78.1 points, or 2.29 per cent, to 3,483.1. NEW YORK - Wall Street got the news it wanted on the US economy's biggest problems - banks and housing - and responded with a rally that propelled the Dow Jones industrials up nearly 500 ... |
| | | | ... the financial sector, and following a rally on Wall Street after the Federal Reserve announced plans to revive the US economy. At 1206 AEDT the benchmark S&P/ASX200 was 25.3 points higher, or 0.73 per cent, at 3471.6, while the broader All Ordinaries ... |
| | | | ... rallied after the Federal Reserve announced its plan to buy $US1 trillion ($A1.51 trillion) of bonds in a bid to pull the US economy out of a severe recession. At 0647 AEDT, on the Sydney Futures Exchange, the March SPI futures index was up 22 points ... |
| | | | ... negativism to optimism. Wall Street virtually put one of their respective guru's - Warren Buffett - pronouncement that the US economy is in shambles behind it and instead focused on the good. The good came in the form of Citigroup's leaked memo that ... |
| | | | ... similar level for the S&P 500. These predictions, and apparently Warren Buffet's -- the 'sage of Omaha' - remark that the US economy 'has fallen off a cliff' sent Wall Street down again last night. Why no one picked up on his follow-up statement that ... |
| | | | ... Admittedly, investors place a high regard for Mr. Buffet but they already know - and you and I already know - that the US economy is in shambles. The US President, the US Treasury Secretary and the Chairman of the US Federal Reserve have all made statements ... |
| | | | ... Australian share market is likely to open lower after data on Friday showed a deeper-than-anticipated contraction in the US economy, prompting a slump in share prices there. At 0724 AEDT on the Sydney Futures Exchange, the March SPI futures index was ... |
| | | | ... overnight, he remarked that, 'significant stresses remain in many markets' and predicted that full recovery of the US economy would take more than 2-3 years. Bu this would be true only 'if actions taken by the administration, the Congress, and the Federal ... |
| | | | ... sector drive yield rates to levels not seen in a long time. "We're still very positive on Treasuries. "We think that the US economy will grow at sub-trend over the next couple of years at least. And as a result that would probably lead to enhance the ... |
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