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| | | ... DAX edged up 0.05 per cent to 5,408.46 points. The euro fell against the dollar ahead of the Obama speech, and after eurozone growth forecasts were lowered. In late London trading the single currency bought $US1.3938 compared to $US1.4096 late in New ... |
| | | | ... per cent, at 4,262.9. NEW YORK - US stocks jumped on Wednesday after a German court ruling helped clear the way for a eurozone bailout plan and the Federal Reserve said the US economy was still growing slowly. The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 275.56 ... |
| | | | ... dropped to 3.24 per cent from 3.31 per cent. LONDON - Most European stocks slid on doubts about reforms to contain new eurozone debt pressures amid street protests, pushing the price of safe-haven gold to a new record. Another safe-haven instrument ... |
| | | | ... so direction for currency markets came from Europe, where renewed jitters about sovereign debt issues in a number of Eurozone countries prompted a steep decline on equity markets. Meanwhile, the Australian bond market was firmer. At 1200 AEST, the September ... |
| | | | ... Monday, with bank stocks hit particularly hard by acute tension over the risk of recession in leading economies and over eurozone debt. London's FTSE 100 index of leading companies dropped 3.58 per cent to 5,102.58 points. In Paris, the CAC 40 fell 4.73 ... |
| | | | ... US dollar rose to 76.91 yen after 76.62 yen. European stocks sagged early in the day after the release of data showing eurozone manufacturing hit reverse gear in August, tumbling to a two-year low, in a fresh sign the economy is slowing fast. The eurozone ... |
| | | | ... 30-year bond fell to 3.51 percent from 3.62 percent. LONDON - European stocks closed mixed, hit by news of slumping US and eurozone consumer confidence, but London stood out, rallying sharply as investors played catch-up after a three-day weekend. Paris ... |
| | | | ... the value of its holdings and whether moves to create Eurobonds re-gain any momentum, ie where bonds issued by southern Eurozone basketcase nations swap their domestically issued bonds for those issued by the EU itself, meaning they will be under-written ... |
| | | | ... comments by new International Monetary Fund chief Christine Lagarde that weaker European banks, heavily exposed to troubled eurozone debt, needed to recapitalise. Oil prices rose meanwhile, helped by the US consumer spending data and with traders trying ... |
| | | | ... wouldn't all of sudden cause global growth to shift gears, would it? Nor would the latest data points on Chinese and Eurozone PMIs. HSBC's preliminary China manufacturing PMI rose to 49.8 in August from 49.3 in July. This is supposed to be good? It may ... |
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