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Gold futures fall for first day in four as dollar rises, oil dips
NEW YORK (MarketWatch) — Gold futures fell Tuesday for the first session in four, dropping back from a four-month high as a strengthening dollar and lower crude prices lessened traders' appetite for …
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European stocks mainly drop (AFP)
AFP – European stocks mostly fell on Tuesday, after sharp gains the previous day, as jitters persisted about a global financial crisis which has sparked tens of thousands of job cuts so far this week.
Posted by admin on January 27, 2009 under News |
Analysts fret over poor revenue trends as higher oil hits home
NEW YORK (MarketWatch) — Airline stocks were flying low Monday with the higher price for benchmark oil as Wall Street analysts fretted weak revenue trends.
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European markets lower as energy stocks slump (AP)
AP – European markets fell Tuesday as a slump in energy and mining stocks offset the renewed confidence in the financial sector and a small recovery in German business confidence.
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Barclays shares surge in higher London; FTSE 100 up 1.5%
LONDON (MarketWatch) — Barclays shares shot up in London on Monday, taking back a portion of losses made by the lender since the start of the year, with the gains helping the top London share index t…
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Oil prices gain ground before key US stocks report (AFP)
AFP – World oil prices marched upwards on Thursday, winning support from a global equities rally ahead a vital report on crude reserves in the United States, the number one energy consuming nation, dealers said.
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World stocks end higher; bank shares boost Europe
LONDON (AP) — World stock markets closed higher Monday following an upbeat performance on Wall Street and reassuring news from Europe's battered banking sector.
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World crisis deepens as downturn bites in Asia (AFP)
AFP – Grim economic news from China and Japan showed the global crisis hitting ever harder Thursday, burning Asia’s champion exporters while data from the United States signalled more pain to come.
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Japan stocks fall with most Asian markets closed
Stocks fell Monday in Japan, the only major Asian market open amid a slew of regional holidays, as investors braced for earnings this week from Sony, Honda and other major names.The benchmark Nikkei 2…
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Cox Quits at SEC, Leaves Schapiro to Restore Clout (Bloomberg)
Bloomberg – Jan. 21 (Bloomberg) — Christopher Cox stepped down as U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission chairman, leaving behind a demoralized agency that failed to spot Bernard Madoff’s alleged fraud and had its role diminished by the collapse of Bear Stearns Cos. and Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc.