Archive for  January 2010
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Euro zone government bonds mostly rose on Friday, tracking gains in US Treasuries after a solid 30-year US debt auction helped soothe supply concerns, but Greek bonds remained under pressure. With the market sceptical about
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Investor concerns that China will move to further rein in lending weighed on Shanghai and Hong Kong stocks Friday as regional markets eased back after a strong run the previous day. However, technology plays were
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Sterling has room for further gains, particularly against the euro, technical charts show, as it benefits from broad weakness in the single currency due to concerns over Greek fiscal health. Any rise, particularly against the
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US-traded shares of overseas companies fell on Friday, with bank shares among those leading declines after J. P Morgan Chase & Co reported steep loan losses. The Bank of New York Mellon index of leading
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The robust rally of Japanese shares in the past several weeks could hit a snag in the near future on worries about overheating, analysts said Friday. "The Japan market is a little overheated, so there
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Manchester United would have to offer a higher yield to issue $800 million worth of new bonds than the level indicated at its roadshow this week before Liontrust Asset Management would consider investing. The British
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Manchester United would have to offer a higher yield to issue $800 million worth of new bonds than the level indicated at its roadshow this week before Liontrust Asset Management would consider investing. The British
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Europe's main stock markets traded mixed on Friday as investors braced for more key US earnings and after Tokyo hit a 15-month high and Wall Street rose overnight. London's benchmark FTSE 100 index of leading
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Global high-yield debt sales hit a record $11.7 billion this week, according to Thomson Reuters data, as companies rushed to issue debt while borrowing costs were still low. A spectacular rally in company debt since
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Global high-yield debt sales hit a record $11.7 billion this week, according to Thomson Reuters data, as companies rushed to issue debt while borrowing costs were still low. A spectacular rally in company debt since
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