Stocks Move Back To The Downside Following Release Of Fed Minutes – U.S. Commentary

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Stocks Move Back To The Downside Following Release Of Fed Minutes – U.S. Commentary
(RTTNews) – After showing a strong upward move over the course of late morning and early afternoon trading, stocks have given back some ground since then. The major averages have moved well off their…

Earnings could throw wrench in U.S. stock rally (Reuters)

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Earnings could throw wrench in U.S. stock rally (Reuters)
Reuters – Don’t look now, but the U.S. stock market may be headed for another royal smackdown with fears that first-quarter results will fail to show signs of an upturn for Corporate America.

Stocks Lose Ground As Caution Over Earnings Sets In

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Stocks Lose Ground As Caution Over Earnings Sets In
Latin American equities were in the red Tuesday, with nervousness about what's expected to be a rough first-quarter earnings season in the U.S. spilling over into regional indexes.

Dollar drops back below 100 yen (AFP)

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Dollar drops back below 100 yen (AFP)

A US $100 note. The dollar slipped back below the key 100 yen level on Wednesday as sharp falls on global stock markets restored some of the Japanese currency's safe haven appeal, dealers said.(AFP/File/Karen Bleier)AFP – The dollar slipped back below the key 100 yen level on Wednesday as sharp falls on global stock markets restored some of the Japanese currency’s safe haven appeal, dealers said.


Tesco retreats as FTSE 100 gives back gains

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Tesco retreats as FTSE 100 gives back gains
Tesco was among the weakest of the blue chips last night, retreating as the market, hit by a round of profit taking, finally came off the boil. The supermarket giant's shares slipped to 332.6p, down …

World markets pause after G-20-fueled rally (AP)

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World markets pause after G-20-fueled rally (AP)

Money traders work under a screen indicating the U.S. dollar is traded at 99.80 yen at a foreign exchange  in Tokyo, Japan, Friday, April 3, 2009.(AP Photo/Itsuo Inouye)AP – World stock markets lost steam on Friday, as the previous day’s rally — helped by world leaders’ pledge to help world economies with new funds — gave way to caution ahead of a crucial U.S. jobs report later in the day.


Gold edges down as equity markets firm up

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Gold edges down as equity markets firm up
London: Gold edged lower on Friday, extending the previous session's 2.5 per cent losses, as equity markets turned firmer, denting the metal's appeal as a haven. But traders are largely staying on the…

European stocks slide as investors eye G20 (AFP)

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European stocks slide as investors eye G20 (AFP)

City workers walk across London Bridge, central London. European stocks tipped lower on Wednesday, despite earlier gains in Tokyo and overnight on Wall Street, as investors awaited a crucial G20 summit in London, dealers said.(AFP/Bruno Vincent)AFP – European stocks tipped lower on Wednesday, despite earlier gains in Tokyo and overnight on Wall Street, as investors awaited a crucial G20 summit in London, dealers said.


TechTarget Files 8-K Following Receipt of NASDAQ Notice

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TechTarget Files 8-K Following Receipt of NASDAQ Notice
NEEDHAM, Mass. – (Business Wire) Information technology (IT) media company TechTarget, Inc. (NASDAQ: TTGT) today reported that on March 31, 2009 the Company received a Nasdaq Staff Deficiency letter i…

Optimism may extend rally in short week (Reuters)

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Optimism may extend rally in short week (Reuters)

Simon Chetrit, left, of Manhattan, wears a gas mask as hundreds of people participate in a pillow fight in front of the New York Stock Exchange on Saturday, April 4, 2009 in New York.  (AP Photo/Mary Altaffer)Reuters – Stocks should rally further next week, if investors get more signs that the economic slump is abating and earnings season does not get off to a rocky start.