Dubai debt difficulties hammer stocks
Deepika
LONDON, Nov 26 (Reuters) Debt problems in Dubai struck financial markets hard on Thursday, sinking global stocks, lifting safe-haven bonds and driving the dollar higher. Gold climbed to a new record high but fell back as the dollar rose. Eu...
French Minister Sees Mix Of Good, Bad Months For Jobs In 2010
Nasdaq
PARIS -(Dow Jones)- It is too soon to declare the economic crisis is over, as employment remains in the grip of a downward trend despite a return to economic growth, France's employment minister said Thursday.
Dubai debt fears rattle global markets
Daily Telegraph
Stock markets in Germany, France, Spain and Italy were all down about 2pc in early afternoon trading as investors ... Price for European government bonds rose as investors moved money into safer assets. “Dubai isn’t doing risk appetite any ...
World stocks buoyed by US data as dollar slides
AP via Yahoo! News
European and U.S. stock markets rose Wednesday after a batch of stronger than anticipated U.S. economic data and as trading levels dried up ahead of the Thanksgiving holiday.
Dollar extends gains on S&P Dubai move, euro below $1.50
Reuters
LONDON, Nov 26 (Reuters) - The dollar rose further and the euro extended losses on Thursday, as ratings agency Standard & Poor's put the ... France's Economy Minister Christine also said that the level of the euro against other currencies w...
French Stocks: Arcelor, Saint-Gobain, Teleperformance, Veolia
Bloomberg
Nov. 26 (Bloomberg) -- France’s CAC 40 Index dropped 68.26, or 1.8 percent, to 3740.90 at 10:01 a.m. in Paris, retreating for a second day this week. The SBF 120 Index lost 1.7 percent.
Conference Board’s September Australian Leading Index Rose 0.3%
Bloomberg
Nov. 24 (Bloomberg) -- An index of Australian leading economic indicators rose in September for a fourth straight month as building approvals and stocks gained.
Brazil October Supermarket Sales Up 7.3% Vs Year Earlier -Abras
The Forex Market
RIO DE JANEIRO (Dow Jones)--Supermarket sales in Brazil rose 7.3% in October compared to the year before, boosted by greater spending power of low income groups.