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Oil extends surge, rising above $67 in Asia (AP)  |
Hedge fund customers lay down the law about fees,
withdrawals (Bloomberg)
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Oil prices rise above $53 on optimism of possible
economy recovery (AP) |
Economic recovery hope helps oil prices rise above
$54 (AP)
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Asian
markets gain as China manufacturing expands (AP)
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And still we hope
(ISFM)
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Cautious ahead of stress test results
(ISFM)
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GM filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy to reorganize
(AP)
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European stocks advance on banks (Reuters)
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UBS reports further losses in the first quarter (AP)
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European shares trading higher ahead of PMI and U.S.
ISM (Reuters) |
Stocks in Asia advance on signs of US economy improvement (AP) |
Optimism about economic growth pushes Asian markets
higher (Bloomberg) |
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Yen declines on easing
global recession (Bloomberg)
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Euro declines on rate
cut speculation (Bloomberg)
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Stress Tests Momentum
(ISFM)
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Oil prices rebound to six-month high in Asian trading
(AP)
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Stress tests reveal weaknesses, relieve uncertainty
(AP)
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Asian
markets mostly in positive territory (AP)
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Bank of England Keeps Rate Steady (Reuters) |
Rising demand is pushing oil prices higher
(Bloomberg)
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Money market funds investor charged with fraud
(Reuters) |
Key interest rate cut to 1% by the ECB (Reuters)
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Stock markets in Asia advance after US bank test (AP)
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Conditions attached to
the return of bailout funds (AP)
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Asian stocks advance
ahead of stress test results; Nikkei catches up (AP)
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Layoffs easing, jobless rate at multiple year record
(Reuters)
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Some reassurance from the banks stress tests (ISFM)
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Relief over stress tests, hope ahead of jobs (ISFM) |
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Banks lead European shares higher; rate calls on tap
(Marketwatch)
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Financials, commodities power Europe stocks higher
(Reuters)
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Euro loses steam ahead of ECB rate decision (Reuters)
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Dollar remains steady ahead of payrolls report
(Reuters)
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Bank stress tests show some banks need more funds
(AP)
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Oil pulls back to near $58 after rally (AP)
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Oil continues to stay above $58 on signs recession
easing (AP)
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Oil gains to near $60 on surprise US inventory drop
(AP)
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U.S. Treasury Dept. is seeking oversight of
derivatives market (AP)
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Sharper drop than expected for German GDP in Q1
(Reuters)
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Turning cautious again?(ISFM)
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Looking for direction (ISFM) |
Intel fined 1.06 billion euro by the EU (AP)
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Oil slips below $58 on waning hope of US recovery
(AP)
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Barclays may discuss investment unit sale with BNY
Mellon (Bloomberg) |
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Asian shares advance to multi-month highs (Reuters)
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Oil extends advance above $59 on further signs easing
US recession (AP)
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It is still a bumpy ride
(ISFM)
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Jobless claims rise also on auto sector layoffs
(MarketWatch)
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More
turmoil (ISFM)
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Shares in Europe fall led by automakers; banks weigh
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Most Asian stock markets decline (MarketWatch)
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Asian stock markets gain amid lingering caution (AP)
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Sentiment under pressure ahead of initial jobless
claims
(ISFM)
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Stocks in Europe gain on miners and financials
(Reuters) |
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Dollar declines as
investors diversify (Reuters)
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Profit taking hits stocks on Wall Street (Reuters)
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Stocks in Europe pull back
(Bloomberg)
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Rally in Asian markets halts on US consumer spending
concerns (AP)
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Shares in Europe lose steam (Reuters)
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European stock markets flat ahead of U.S. retail
reports (AP) |
Dollar drops to 4-month
lows (Reuters)
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European shares turn flat after volatile trading
(Reuters) |
Euro declines against
dollar after fall in German GDP (Reuters)
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Yen advances across the
board on returning caution (Reuters)
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The dollar recovers from
earlier 4-month low after BoE report (Reuters)
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Dollar, yen
strengthen on lingering caution (Reuters)
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Mutual funds are having an uneasy time (Money
Magazine)
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Oil prices remain unchanged above $56 on gloomy
demand (AP)
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Oil slips above $59 once gain on signs of easing
recession (Reuters)
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Lower exports and spending push Japan’s economy down
15.2% (Bloomberg)
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Hoping for better home data (ISFM)
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American Express announces 4,000 job cuts (AP) |
Oil prices steady above $60 ahead of inventory report
(AP)
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Stock markets in Asia decline as profit outlook
weighs (Reuters)
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Bulls still here (ISFM)
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Bulls trying to gain on bears
(ISFM)
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Mining stocks push European markets lower (Reuters) |
Stocks in Asia advance riding on recovery signs (AP)
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Asian stock markets flat after mixed US trade (AP)
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Dollar, yen advance as risk appetite ebbs (Reuters)
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European stock markets advance led by banks (Reuters)
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Europe shares rise, extending rally to 5th day
(Reuters)
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Hedge fund manager arrested in California (AP)
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Yen extends losses on returning risk appetite (Reuters)
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Yen gains against other currencies (Reuters)
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Oil ends above $60 on shrinking stockpiles
(CNNMoney.com) |
U.K. Treasury not releasing stress test results on
banks (Bloomberg)
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Oil hovers above $61 ahead of OPEC meeting
(Bloomberg)
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U.K. outlook cut to negative by Standard & Poor's
(MarketWatch)
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Are we rethinking the rally?
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German governor: Opel bankruptcy must be avoided
(Bloomberg)
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Living with the turmoil
(ISFM)
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Stocks in Asia markets fall on credit warnings, data
(AP) |
Asia markets gain, shrug off North Korea nuclear test
(Reuters)
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U.S. weekly initial jobless claims lower by 12,000 (MarketWatch)
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Europe turns positive on recovering financials and
mining stocks (Reuters)
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Morgan Stanley reduces bonuses of some executives
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Asian markets decline after U.S. outlook cut by the
Fed (AP) |
British pound drops on lower UK outlook by S&P (Reuters)
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Waiting for the express to arrive
(ISFM)
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Stocks in Europe affected by US, UK concerns
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Euro gains more against dollar to highest since year start (Reuters)
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Dollar slides to a 5-month low against the euro
(AP)
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Yen is stronger but will it last? (MarketWatch)
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Singapore's Temasek fund defends unfavorable Bank of America sale
(Reuters)
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European markets flat, Asia gains (AP)
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Asia stocks up after US consumer confidence jumps
(AP)
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Asia markets muted as data, GM fate dim recovery (AP)
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Asian markets supported by industrial production in Japan
(Bloomberg)
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Stock
futures decline after North Korea nuclear tests (AP)
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Economy hopes lift Europe shares in early trade (Reuters)
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Europe shares fall in early trade (Reuters)
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After gaining to above $65 oil prices fall back (AP) |
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Oil
down to around $61 ahead of OPEC meeting (AP)
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Oil
above $62 amid rising US consumer confidence (AP) |
Oil eases off 6-month high ahead of inventory data
(AP)
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Energy shares, falling bond yields lift Wall Street
(Reuters) |
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Bomb Testing in the markets
(ISFM) |
Stock rally again on track but for how long
(ISFM)
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Stock futures signal rebound on Wall Street
(Reuters)
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Trying for higher ground (ISFM)
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Euro Declines on Concern Banking Weakness in Europe
Will Spread (Bloomberg)
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Yen Declines as Signs of U.S. Recovery Damp Demand
for Safety (Bloomberg)
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Ups
and downs
(ISFM) |
European shares advance with most sectors gaining
(Reuters) |
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Yen Weakens as Japanese Investors Purchase More
Overseas Assets (Bloomberg)
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Dollar declines on US debt worries (Reuters)
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