Archive for the February 3, 2005
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The cost of credit protection on Fiat rose on Wednesday as investors fretted over the Italian company's failure to secure a payment from General Motors over an option to sell its loss-making car unit. Five-year
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The cost of credit protection on Fiat rose on Wednesday as investors fretted over the Italian company's failure to secure a payment from General Motors over an option to sell its loss-making car unit. Five-year
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Seoul shares dipped a fraction lower on Wednesday, as concerns about the impact of a strong won weighed on exporters such as Hyundai Motor, and as caution ahead of US Fed and Group of Seven
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Here is how major stock markets outside the United States ended on Wednesday. EUROPE SOTCK EXCHANGE: European share indexes closed at fresh 2-1/2 year highs with utilities and miners leading the way on hopes of
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Britain's FTSE 100 continued its march upwards on Wednesday, setting another 2-1/2 year high, with Xstrata taking centre stage after the miner raised its bid for Australian rival WMC. Xstrata increased its offer [nSD279430] for
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Guatemala's sugar exports are expected to rise 13.3 percent in the 2004-05 cane harvest, in response to predicted record production, growers' group Asazgua said on Wednesday. Exports are seen at 1.7 million tonnes, up from
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Canadian spot natural gas prices crept up Wednesday on stronger futures and a reversal of seasonal market tactics to play low winter demand off anticipated high summer consumption, industry sources said. Spot gas at the
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Minneapolis Grain Exchange spring wheat futures ended down on Wednesday on higher-than-expected wheat stocks data from Canada and declines in other grain markets, traders said. March closed 2-3/4 cents lower at $3.38 per bushel. Deferred
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Oil prices picked up above $47 a barrel on Wednesday after US data showing heating fuel and crude inventories fell, although they remained well off recent peaks as gasoline stocks built ahead of peak summer
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Oil prices picked up above $47 a barrel on Wednesday after US data showing heating fuel and crude inventories fell, although they remained well off recent peaks as gasoline stocks built ahead of peak summer
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