Posted by admin on October 28, 2008 under News |
U.S. Stocks Pare Losses After Data On New-homeSales
U.S. stocks on Monday remained in the red after multiple stabs at pulling into positive turf, as a September rebound in new-home sales helped to partially offset ongoing fears of a worldwide recessi…
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Europe shares hit 5-1/2 year low on recession fears (Reuters)
Reuters – European shares plumbed fresh 5-1/2 year lows on Monday, echoing a slide in Asia prompted by a surge in the yen as investors feared a barrage of central bank support would not be enough to ward off global recession.
Posted by admin on October 27, 2008 under News |
Uk At A Glance Stocks News Uk Small-ftse Seen Opening Down 2 Percent
- 05:50GMT 27Oct2008-FTSE seen opening down 2 percent ——————————————————— The FTSE 100 index is seen opening down as much as 2 percent on Monday, according to fin…
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Wall Street workers leaving NYC for fresh start (AP)
AP – Bankers and brokers looking to escape the financial meltdown are scrambling to relocate their families, possessions and rarified talent far from Wall Street to places such as Florida, Chicago, Milwaukee, Virginia and Asia.
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Tokyo stocks plunge; Nikkei sinks below 7,300 – 4th Update
Tokyo – Tokyo stocks plunged in afternoon trading Monday with the benchmark Nikkei 225 Stock Average sinking below 7,300 and hitting its lowest level in 26 years. Twenty minutes before closing, the Ni…
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US, European stocks fall, but resist global panic (AFP)
AFP – World stock markets plunged deep into negative territory Friday as gloom gathered over the global economy and dismal corporate news left investors stunned.
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Wall Street surprises many tourists
Every day in recent weeks, tourists have poured onto Wall Street to catch sight of its demise, only to discover that the financial center of their imaginations, which once stretched the length of the …
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China’s Wen calls for more regulation of global financial system (AFP)
AFP – China’s Premier Wen Jiabao called Saturday for more regulation of the world’s financial system, and for developed nations to take quick measures to stabilise their stock markets.