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Spanish crisis hits European stock markets
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• Claim that contingency plan is in place for Greek euro exit
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Eurozone crisis live: Greek and Spanish fears hit markets again
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Fitch's Greece downgrade and Moody's Spanish bank rating cut punished Asian markets overnight, and hit European shares this morning
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Asian shares drop on eurozone fears
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Asian shares dropped, with Japan's stock index falling to a four-month low investors dumped risky assets amid growing worries about Europe Concerns about Europe increased after Moody's downgraded 16 Spanish banks
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Markets Live: Investors in 'panic mode'
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Carlo Piovano
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Greek chaos continues to roil world markets
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LONDON—The shockwaves from Greece's failure to form a coalition government continued to reverberate around markets on Wednesday, with investors concerned that the country was heading for the euro exit door, thereby fracturing Europe's single currency.
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Pan Pylas
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Sjette dag med aksjefall i Asia
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Asiatiske børser faller kraftig etter gresk kollaps i regjeringssamtaler.
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Markets Live: Shares tread water as dollar drops
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Shares tread water, as the political turmoil in Greece continues and amid more signs of slowing growth in China, while the dollar hovers around parity.
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Markets Live: Shares tread water; dollar below parity
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Shares tread water, as the political turmoil in Greece continues and amid more signs of slowing growth in China, while the dollar hovers around parity.
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US futures, world indexes, rattled by $2B misstep at JP Morgan; financial sector slides
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A currency trader contemplates at the foreign exchange dealing room of the Korea Exchange Bank headquarters in Seoul, South Korea, Friday, May 11, 2012.
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Markets Live: Stocks post biggest loss for the year
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Australian shares lose 2.5 per cent for the week, the worst weekly return since the end of November last year, as investors fret over the outlook for the global economy.
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Sony loses record $5.7 billion
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Sony lost a record $5.7 billion in the fiscal year ending in March Japanese electronics giant finishes its fourth straight year with a loss The company predicts a $376.5 million net profit this current fiscal year
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Stocks Drop as Euro Weakens on Greece; Spain Bond Risk at Record
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Stephen Kirkland and Richard Frost, ©2012 Bloomberg News
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Markets Live: Gold miners lead plunge
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Shares sink to three-week lows, led down by the gold sector, as investors digest the federal budget and worries about a potential default by Greece unsettle investors.
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US and Germany hopes lift Asian shares
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Asian shares rebounded after sharp falls the previous day, amid fading concerns about Europe’s election results and renewed optimism about economic recoveries in the US and Germany.
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Regulatory threat hits Japan game groups
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Japan’s fast-growing mobile video game industry could be forced to abandon a controversial source of revenue after regulators said they viewed the practice - in which players pay for the chance to win in-game rewards - as a form of illegal gambling.
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Markets Live: Miners push shares higher
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Stocks recover from their brief dip into the red but investors are sticking to the sidelines ahead of the budget this evening.
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Markets Live: Shares see-saw ahead of budget
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Stocks recover from their brief dip into the red but investors are sticking to the sidelines ahead of the budget this evening.
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Markets Live: Banks lead shares down
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Stocks slip into the red as the mood sours and as investors stick to the sidelines ahead of the budget this evening.
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Markets Live: Trade data weighs on stocks
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Stocks give up most of their gains after data shows Australia's trade deficit widened in March.
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Stocks eye gains as markets settle
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Australian stocks are poised to open higher after world markets took the political upheaval in Europe largely in their stride, a day after voters in Greece and France delivered strong mandates against austerity measures, with the euro recovering from sharp losses and local equity markets up.
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Stocks closed mixed, brush off European elections
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Investors brushed off Europe's election results, as the S&P 500 rebounded from early losses to end almost unchanged on Monday, despite the uncertainty surrounding the euro zone's ability to tackle its debt crisis.
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Stocks up, euro dips after elections
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World markets have taken political upheaval in Europe largely in stride, a day after voters in Greece and France delivered strong mandates against austerity measures, with the euro recovering from sharp losses and local equity markets up.
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Markets Live: Worst day of the year
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Australian shares are trading deep in the red, on track for their worst day of the year, as disappointing US jobs growth and European election results that threaten the region's debt plans weigh on sentiment.
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Markets Live: $19b wiped from market
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Australian shares post heavy losses following the sharp selloff of US shares on Friday and European election results which threaten recent progress on the eurozone debt crisis.
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Markets Live: $19b lost in early trade
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Markets Live: Shares jump on rate cut
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Australian shares have extended early gains, buoyed by a bigger than expcted rate cut by the Reserve Bank.
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Markets Live: Shares extend gains
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Australian shares have extended early gains, buoyed by positive economic news out of China, and in expectation of a Reserve Bank rate cut this afternoon.
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World stocks up on hopes of new Fed stimulus move
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BANGKOK—World stock markets were modestly higher Monday as sluggish U.S. growth boosted hopes for more measures from the Federal Reserve to help the world's No. 1 economy.
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Japan adds $61B to asset purchase plan
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The BoJ increased the scale of its key asset-purchasing programme by Y5tn to Y70tn.
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Markets Live: Shares post weekly loss
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Australian shares have closed lower for the day, led down by the big miners.
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Sechs Tipps zum erfolgreichen Kapitalaufbau
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Auf dem Tagesgeldkonto bekommen Sparer bessere Zinsen als auf dem Girokonto.
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26/04-2012 08:30:00: NORVESTIAN OSAVUOSIKATSAUS 1.1.-31.3.2012
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Helsinki, Suomi, 2012-04-26 08:30 CEST (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Norvestia Oyj Osavuosikatsaus 26.4.2012 klo 9.30
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Tidlig optimisme forduftet i Asia
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Det holdt ikke i mål for de asiatiske børsene.
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Tidlig optimisme forduftet i Asia
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Det holdt ikke i mål for de asiatiske børsene.
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