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Third
quarter losses extending for Société
Générale
(MarketWatch)
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First loss in six years for Swiss Re; buyback in abeyance (Bloomberg)
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Oil loses steam after Election Day rally as
economic concerns return (AP)
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Further falls for interbank dollar funding rates
(Reuters)
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Nikkei catches up; other Asian markets mixed (MarketWatch) |
Investors
focus back on the economy (ISFM)
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Markets in Asia advance on support from region’s
governments (AP) |
Oil prices slip under $63 on recession concerns (AP)
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FTSE ends
6-day winning run, down 2.3 pct on commods (Reuters) |
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European markets maintaining positive trend in
volatile trading (AP)
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And after the elections, what? (ISFM)
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Asian markets gain on hopes of reinvigoration of U.S. economy
(MarketWatch) |
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Data affecting trading
(ISFM)
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Magna swings to 3Q loss on charges, lower sales (AP) |
Europe shares retreat; investors focus on economy
as Obama wins (Reuters) |
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Yen declines on stock rally to curb risk aversion
promote carry trades (Bloomberg)
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Wall Street session ends practically flat before
Election Day (AP)
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Stocks
tumble as investors shift focus to economy (AP) |
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Withdrawals from property funds in Germany, trouble for UK offices
(MarketWatch)
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European stock markets advancing led by banks (MarketWatch)
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Dollar interbank rates remain steady with narrow
spread (Reuters)
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Stocks hold
gains after fall in factory orders (AP) |
Dollar Thrifty
expects '08 loss in weaker economy
(AP) |
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Euro up on dollar at $1.2718 (AP)
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Dollar
down, gold up in Europe
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For Epicor Software hedge fund lowers takeover bid (AP)
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Oil prices decline along with
stock markets in Asia (AP)
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Oil holds level at $61 after 2-day plunge (AP)
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Oil prices rise above $63 on surging Asian stocks
(AP)
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Citigroup, Goldman Sachs
letting staff go on a slowing economy (Bloomberg) |
Interest rates may be heading to zero
(Bloomberg)
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AIG near new
bailout deal (CNNMoney.com)
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Asia declines on concerns about
the global economy (MarketWatch)
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Waiting for the jobs report
(ISFM)
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Additional funds set aside by HSBC for U.S. loan losses
(Bloomberg) |
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Bank of
England boldly cuts key rate to 3% from 4.5%
(MarketWatch)
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Wall Street continued to plunge on
Thursday (AP)
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China Stimulus Package supporting world markets
(ISFM) |
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ECB cuts key rate to 3.25% from 3.75% (MarketWatch)
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U.S. unemployment rate rises sharply to 14-year high of 6.5%
(MarketWatch)
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Oil nears
$63 on higher stock markets (AP)
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More signs of a slowing economy
(ISFM)
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Asian stock markets lower but off
early lows (AP) |
Asian stock markets surge on China stimulus plan (AP)
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Oil prices near $60 on recession
fears (AP) |
Europe stocks higher on commodities, pharmaceuticals and foods
(Reuters) |
Circuit City
Files for Bankruptcy (AP)
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European markets under pressure by financial stocks (Reuters)
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Wall Street markets open higher
despite bleak jobs report (AP)
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European markets also supported by the Chinese
package (Reuters)
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Stock prices open lower as economic woes mount (AP)
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Stocks
higher despite jobs report (AP)
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AIG gets $150 billion government bailout; posts huge
loss (AP)
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Euro declines on rate cut possibility
(Bloomberg)
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Dollar slips on advancing stocks as U.S. jobs eyed (Reuters) |
Wall Street
opens higher after China stimulus (AP)
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Euro,
pound lower against dollar (AP) |
Hedge fund results - not getting any better (Reuters)
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Euro rose against the dollar on
weak U.S. jobs report (AP)
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For fifth month hedge
fund results
declining
(Bloomberg)
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Economic concerns put pressure on Wall Street (AP) |
ING reports first loss ever on
€1.51 Billion write downs (Bloomberg)
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Under
$55 oil dropped as US economic outlook continues to be grim (AP)
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Oil steady at $58, underpinned by stock rally (AP)
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Oil prices decline to $60 on waning optimism
regarding China (AP)
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Asian stocks decline on further slowdown indications
(AP)
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Economy Shrinks in Germany in Q3
(Bloomberg) |
U.S. automakers bailout outlook in doubt-senator
(Reuters)
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Corporate earnings and global
economy weigh
(ISFM)
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Oil prices fell below $60 on global growth slows
further (AP)
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Things seem bad…
(ISFM)
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October budget deficit hits record of $237.2B (AP)
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Citi to Redo Thousands of
Mortgages (AP)
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Difficult October for Swiss Life, Natixis (MarketWatch)
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Wall Street down on bailout
package shift and spending fears (AP)
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Strong Q3 lifts EADS despite new charge (Reuters)
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Markets in Asia retreat as global economy concerns
resurface (AP) |
Uncertainty and recession fears drive markets
(ISFM)
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Asian markets
tumble on
U.S. Treasury Shift,
grim US corporate news (AP) |
Is there any way out?
(ISFM)
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European shares retreat on financials and energy
(Reuters)
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Oil slips to $59 on global growth
pessimism (AP)
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Wall Street down
on bailout package shift and spending fears (AP)
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Asian markets gain
as world leaders gather (AP) |
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More housing worries send stock futures lower (AP)
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Early gains in European markets evaporate on
energy, banks (Reuters)
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Wall Street heads to a mostly lower
open (AP) |
Russia gives $2 billion loan to Belarus (AP)
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Pound falls to all-time low
against the euro (AP)
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Due to economy worries, Wall
Street heads to lower open (AP)
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US dollar
falls versus euro after claims data (Reuters) |
European shares shoot higher in
early trading (MarketWatch) |
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Adult Vest, Inc. Closes Priapus Investment Fund, LLC
(AP) |
Euro declines below $1.25 (AP)
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October withdrawals from hedge funds up to $100 Billion (Bloomberg)
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Wall Street set to open lower after big rally (AP)
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Economy will get worse before it improves, says Obama
(AP)
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Euro rises on dollar to $1.2744 (AP)
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Yen Rises before G-20 Leaders Meet as Global
Recession Looms (Bloomberg)
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Japan slides into recession, 1st time since 2001
(AP)
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Second bailout tranche
goes to 21 banks (CNNMoney)
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Top U.S.
auto executives requesting bailout from Congress (Reuters)
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Oil prices also hurt by fears of recession slip below
$53 (AP)
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Citigroup CEO says banking giant
to cutting 50,000 (Bloomberg)
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Little relief in sight (ISFM)
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Economic slowdown keeping oil near 22-month low
below $55 (AP)
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The Fed sees a prolonged recession (Reuters)
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Oil dips under $56 as Japan slips
into recession
(AP) |
October PPI down by 2.8% (MarketWatch)
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Eyes on Capitol Hill and automakers (ISFM) |
Basel Committee announces tightening of bank
regulation (Reuters)
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Asian markets end mixed;
recession confirmed in Japan (AP)
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US bailout plan could help carmakers with AAA paper
(Reuters) |
Wall Street
recovers at end of trading, led by HP (Reuters)
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No
end to the gloom and doom (ISFM)
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European shares lower at midday on banks and auto
sales (Reuters)
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Banking job losses, general
gloom put pressure on Asian stocks (AP)
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Markets in Asia, Europe decline on gloomy
earnings (AP) |
Oil
dives below $52 as investor confidence sinks (Reuters)
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Wall St.
set to drop on economic woe (AP)
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Wall Street heads toward another volatile session
(AP) |
Stocks edge lower after report on consumer prices
(AP) |
Dow ended below 8,000 on Wednesday, S&P at 5-year low
(AP)
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Recession knocking on the door
(ISFM) |
Stocks up as HP
optimism offsets economy, GM (AP)
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Yen advances on speculation Congress will block
auto bailout (Bloomberg) |
Asian markets continue to plunge as recession
fears plague investors (AP)
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Euro, pound decline against dollar
(AP)
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Euro holding against dollar at
$1.2648 (AP)
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Dollar down against major currencies (AP)
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U.S.
weekly jobless claims shoot up to 542,000 (MarketWatch)
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Dollar nearly unchanged as wholesale prices sink (AP) |
Money
manager buys mortgage bonds as hedge
fund extend losses (Bloomberg)
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European
shares fall on recession woes; A hold gains (Reuters)
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Hedge
Fund office rents declining in exclusive London areas (Bloomberg) |
US dollar mostly higher in Europe (AP) |
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IMF says more countries seek help, banks struggle (AP)
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Oil rallies from 3-year low on rebounding stocks in
Asia (AP)
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Citigroup to
receive large rescue package from U.S. Government (MarketWatch)
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U.S. markets advance on Citigroup rescue (Reuters)
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Another rout for Wall Street; S&P at lowest since
1997 (Reuters)
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Major
tax-cut stimulus package expected in the U.K. (MarketWatch)
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BHP Billiton dropping Rio Tinto deal (MarketWatch)
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Awaiting data and news about Citigroup (ISFM)
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Oil prices gain to above $50 on hope from a new
economy team (AP)
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A new
fiscal stimulus package?
(ISFM)
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Stock
markets in Europe gaining less in afternoon trading (Reuters)
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Stock markets in Asia decline due to Citigroup
woes (AP)
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Asian stock markets join in global rally (AP)
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US gas prices dip below
$2 as oil prices waver (AP)
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Citi
rescue provides some relief (ISFM)
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Economy shrinking, home
prices dropping (AP) |
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Stocks open higher after steep sell-off (AP) |
Higher open eyed on Citi rescue (AP)
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European
shares reverse early losses (MarketWatch) |
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Financial Job Losses May Double to 350,000 by 2009 (Bloomberg)
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Euro gains somewhat on the dollar to $1.2592
(AP)
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Stocks rise after consumer confidence data (AP) |
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Euro inches up against the dollar (AP)
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Blackstone limits its Asia-focused fund (Reuters) |
Euro gains against the dollar (AP) |
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Euro, British Pound,
Australian Dollar may Rebound against US Dollar (AP)
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Cisco shares fall after report of 4-day shutdown (AP)
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Citi extends plunge as world economy deteriorates (Reuters)
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Treasury is putting more plans in place to bolster US
economy (AP) |
The 10-year
bond yield slips below 3% (CNNMoney.com)
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Oil falls below $54 in Asia ahead of OPEC meeting
(AP)
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China
lowers interest rate for the support of growth (Reuters)
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Money fund assets added $33.12B in latest week
(AP)
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Most Asian markets advancing; Indian stocks open
lower (AP)
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Most Asian markets gain after Wall Street advance
(AP) |
U.S. markets rise for a fourth session (AP)
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European Stocks, U.S. Index
Futures Drop; Asian Shares Advance (Bloomberg) |
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Mutual-fund firms rocked by asset decline
(MarketWatch)
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Markets rise although sentiment falls (ISFM) |
Caution all around as Black Friday dawns
(ISFM)
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Stocks open lower after report on jobless claims (AP)
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Rate
cut in China pushes Shanghai, Hong Kong higher (MarketWatch)
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Ahead of the Bell: Callon suspends Entrada project
(AP)
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Oil prices jump again in a volatile week (AP) |
European markets advanced after gains in the U.S. and Asia (Reuters) |
Futures point to weak open after Thanksgiving holiday
(CNNMoney)
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Stocks try to shrug off earlier declines (AP)
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Dollar resumes fall on rate-cut speculation (Bloomberg) |
Investors look to take break after streak of gains
(AP)
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Yen gains on speculation of fewer carry trades due to
global recession (Bloomberg)
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Euro rises against dollar
(AP) |
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Dollar gains on fresh evidence of economic woes
(AP)
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Record $70 billion surrendered from stock funds (Investor's
Business Daily)
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Sector
Snap: REITs mixed after analyst upgrades (AP)
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Satellite stops
surrenders from 3 hedge funds (Reuters)
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