Wall Street stock markets were closed on Friday at the height of their way to a fourth consecutive weekly increase, declines were closed due to concerns that the Federal Reserve will reduce the incentives for the largest economy in the world. European markets were closed at the height of nearly five years, and the London Stock Exchange climbed the highest level since 2000.

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The U.S. economy will continue to recover until at least 2015 without tumbling into a recession, achieving the sustained growth that has eluded it since the last slump ended four years ago.

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Wall Street stock indices closed yesterday (Wednesday) in price increases In light of the expectations of further quantitative easing, due to the economic downturn. This is after the publication of data indicating a slowdown in production. The S & P 500 and Dow Jones still stays at record levels, when the S & P 500 closed yesterday in arecord high for the 15th time this year and the Dow Jones closed record for the 20th time this year. Europe posted negative growth figures and France, Europe's second largest economy, in recession in the first quarter. Index of New York Empire fell to negative level in March, against analysts' expectations, indicating a contraction in manufacturing activity in New York. Simultaneously published manufacturer sales and the PPIthat were lower than expected.

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The U.S. budget deficit will shrink this year to $642 billion, the smallest shortfall in five years, according to a new government report. That would be a major improvement from last year’s $1.1 trillion deficit, and would mark the first time since 2008 that the gap between taxes and spending slipped below $1 trillion.

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Wall Street stock markets, which were closed at the height of nominal for five consecutive trading days, closed yesterday declines expected sharp increase in inflation in China which strengthened the government estimates will reduce the incentives the second largest economy in the world. Despite the decline in the number of U.S. weekly jobless claims unexpectedly fell to a low of more than five years ago, and average claims fell last month for the first time below the level before the last recession in the U.S..

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Another day of record Wall Street recorded yesterday. Wall Street stocks opened declines but rebounded yesterday and locked up. S & P 500 rose by 0.4%, and wrote Thursday in a row of record level locking; Dow Jones rose 0.3%, Nasdaq up 0.5%. Crude oil price increases after the Department of Energy issued the oil inventory report. Crude oil inventories increased by 200 thousand barrels last week, but the increase was much lower than economists' forecasts an increase of 1.9 million barrels. Fuel reduced 900 thousand barrels , a sharp drop expected. distillate inventories climbed by 1.8 million barrels, more than expected. contracts on crude oil for June delivery Texas sweet locked up 1.1% in New York, price $ 62 a barrel.

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Wall Street stock markets close higher and European markets climbed high level in five years, while oil and gold recorded declines of more than 1%. Dow Jones Industrial Average climbed 0.6% above the level of 15 thousand points, the nominal peak of all time. Even the S & P 500, stock markets closed higher by 0.5%, a record value. The Nasdaq Composite Index rising 0.1%. U.S. government bonds rose by -0.02% to 1.78% - a record three weeks. Dollar traded unchanged against the euro at the rate of 1.3075 dollars per euro.

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Trading week on Wall Street is expected to open today (Monday) on the background of the euphoria in markets last week, led the major indexes to new highs. The “fuel" that drove the bulls was the surprising employment data and the lowering of interest rates in the euro zone. Macro scene will be very sparse this week, when investors will focus mainly on data from the world and the report season coming to an end. As mentioned, the S & P 500 crossed for the first time on Friday the threshold of 1,600 points, while the Dow jumped during trade to 15 thousand points but closed just below that level. The Nasdaq strengthen following the positive sentiment in technology stocks.

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Wall Street stock markets rose and the S & P 500 closed at the peak value, after the ECB lowered interest rates in the euro zone to its lowest level ever, and by the fall of a number of U.S. jobless claims five-year lows. European markets were closed at the height of seven weeks.

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Trading on Wall Street close higher against mixed macroeconomic data and an Apple on the bond issue, this led to a jump in the share price. Dow Jones index rose by 0.1% and a rise of 1.8% in April. S & P 500 rose by 0.2% and nominal record high of all time, having also added 1.8% to its value in April. Nasdaq rose 0.5% and completed monthly increase of 1.9%. Yields on U.S. government bonds fell by -0.02% to -1.65%. The dollar weakened against the euro by 0.5% in the goal of 1.3165 dollars per euro.

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Trading week on Wall Street is expected to open today (Monday) on the background of the relative disappointing growth data released on Friday and prior a variety of essential data that will be published in the next few days, from the Fed Interest rate statement to the employment report.

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And exchanges Wall Street closed positive trend for the fifth day in a row, and the S & P 500 is now far from the peak of 0.5% in nominal terms, after a number of U.S. jobless claims fell to a low of six weeks, and in light of the financial statements encourage American companies such as ExxonMobil and Dow Chemical. The Dow Jones closed up 0.2%, the S & P 500, which closed yesterday at its highest level since April 12, climbed 0.4%, completing a fifth consecutive daily increase. The index is now far from the peak of 0.5% in nominal climbed to 11 April. The Nasdaq Composite Index added 0.6%.

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Wall Street trading locked yesterday (Tuesday) gains, as investors reacted to mixed data in Europe and the U.S. as well as the flow of financial statements, the reporting center of the technology giant Apple. Few minutes suddenly fell indices, given a false report about the explosion, AP White House in Washington. AP reported that their Twitter account has been compromised. Original squeak AP reported: "Two explosions in the White House and Barack Obama was injured."

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Index Dow Jones up 0.1%; S & P 500, which fell last week by 2.1% - the steepest weekly decline since November - following disappointing financial reports from IBM and Bank of America and the background slowing growth of China's economy is surprising, Today climbed 0.5%; Nasdaq, which fell last week by 2.7%, increased by 0.9%. U.S. government bond market closed steadily, and the yield on 10-year bond unchanged at 1.7%. Last week, the yield on these bonds to 1.67% - its lowest level since mid-December.

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Trading week on Wall Street is expected to open today (Monday) on the background of the conclusions from the G-20 Forum meeting at the end of the week and the reports season. Trading center will be variety of macro data such as home sales and estimate initial growth for the first quarter in 2013. Wall Street's major indexes closed with gains on Friday but summarizing the volatile week, they lost about 2% of their value. On the weekend, the leaders of the G-20 gathered to discuss global economic developments.

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Exchanges Wall Street closed negative and the S & P 500 retreated to a low of six weeks, following disappointing macroeconomic data released today in the U.S., and in view of the disappointing financial reports published by U.S. companies, including Morgan Stnlioai - Bay. Dow Jones index fell by 0.5%, the S & P 500 lost 0.7% and closed at its lowest level since March sixth. Index completed by a decline of more than 3% of the nominal peak it climbed to 1593.37 points on April 11, but was higher by almost 9% from its level at the beginning of the year. The Nasdaq Composite Index retreated 1.2%.

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Trading on Wall Street closed negative, led by bank shares outstanding, technology and energy, due to a surprising downgrade to Germany by the credit rating agency Egan - Jones tonight. Concerns weaker-than-expected earnings season and a drop in shares Bank of America and Apple weighed on trading during the day. Dow Jones index fell by 1%, the S & P 500 lost 1.4%, the Nasdaq fell 1.9%. Yields on U.S. government bonds to 10 years decreased by -0.02% 1.71% gate. Credit rating agency Egan - Jones confirmed the rumors various night markets wanted, after announcing the historic downgrade to Germany - Europe's biggest economy barely hit hard by the debt crisis of the euro area. Egan Jones downgraded the debt rating of Germany's perfect from A + to A.

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Wall Street exchanges, recorded yesterday, the steepest daily fall for more than five months, closed positive trend after U.S. housing starts surged sharply than expected U.S. consumer prices fell. The Dow Jones closed up 1.1% - the sharpest daily rise since February 27, the S & P 500 fell 2.3% yesterday - sharpest daily drop for five months - recovered by 1.4%; Nasdaq added 1.5 %.

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Yen Volatility Set for Biggest Two-Day Gain Since March on G-20. Options traders’ bets on yen volatility were set for the biggest two-day gain since March as investors weighed how Japan will cope with pressure from Group of 20 peers on policies that have depreciated its currency.

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Trading week on Wall Street is expected to open today (Monday) on the background to the developments in Europe in terms of the rescue plans to Cyprus and Portugal. In the U.S. lawmakers in Washington are still struggling to reach common ground in the budget submitted by President Obama last week. Investors will also react to the reporting season that will continue this week when the big banks continue to report, as well as Google, Yahoo, McDonalds and more.

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Wall Street stock markets were closed yesterday at the peak, continued to break records both yesterday and Dow Jones and S & P 500 closed at the peak value. However, the sharpest fall in two decades that global PC sale weighed on technology stocks. Dow Jones index rose by 0.4% and closed at the peak value, but is still low at 5% inflation-adjusted peak, the S & P 500 climbed 0.4% and closed as peak value. Since the beginning of the week the index rose by 2.5% and is on his way sharpest weekly rise this year. Nasdaq climbed 0.1% and closed at its highest level for over a decade.

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Australia’s unemployment rate climbed in March to the highest level in more than three years, sending the local dollar and bond yields lower as traders added to bets the central bank will resume interest rate cuts. The jobless rate rose to 5.6 percent from 5.4 percent, the statistics bureau said in Sydney today.

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Wall Street stock trading positive trend has been locked due to an increase in the number of job vacancies in February, while the Dow rose 0.4% and nominal permanent record of all time, second time in recent weeks and a week since breaking the previous record. The S & P 500, also recorded toward the end of the historical record, locked in gains of 0.35%. Nasdaq added 0.6% to its value. Yields on 10-year Government of the United States traded unchanged at 1.73%.

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Trading on Wall Street was locked yesterday (Thursday) at the end of rising prices volatile trade, with Japanese bank message multiplying its bond purchase program as part of its quantitative easing pushed the major indices green trend at the end., The S & P 500 and Dow Jones locked at the end of owned of about 0.4%, while the Nasdaq rose 0.2%.

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Trading on Wall Street was signed yesterday (Wednesday) declines when the key measures agreed the worst day for five weeks. This followed on Wall Street last night locked in the S & P 500 at the peak of all time - 1570 points. The main factors were weighed down the markets macro data, the survey center ADP cost less than expected in the market and the winds of war blowing in North Korea.

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Asian stock markets trade is conducted today (Wednesday) in a mixed trend, while Japan's Nikkei index traded in increases due to the monetary conference of the country's central bank, which began today a two days meeting.

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The first trading day on Wall Street in the second quarter locked declines after the publication of the ISM survey. Friday was no trading for "Good Friday" and trading on Thursday locked rising prices. Traders and investors should continue to keep an eye on events related to Cyprus, despite the panic and danger of infection faded when banks started last week, "said Randy Frederick Charles Schwab." Technically, the S & P 500 probably stabilize around the previous record of 1565 points in the near term, and weaknesses discovered bring it to -1546 points. "

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FTSEurofirst 300 closes up 0.4 percent, FTSEurofirst, STOXX 600 up....

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Stock index S & P 500 in the U.S. was closed at the height of nominal way to increase quarterly sharpest This year, European exchanges have completed a positive quarter third consecutive and the euro recovered from a low of four months against the dollar, after the reopening of banks in Cyprus after nearly two weeks of which were closed, calmed the fears from setting fire re-debt crisis in Europe. contrast, emerging markets stocks on their way to the worst first quarter since 2008. Tomorrow there will be no exchange trading Australia, USA, India, Singapore and most European stock exchanges for the Feast of Good Friday.

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Trading on Wall Street was locked yesterday (Wednesday) mixed, with only the Nasdaq remains positive territory. Cloud crisis in Europe overshadowed the trading mainly due to the crisis in Cyprus and the political knot in Italy. Arena of forex euro fell against the dollar lows not seen since the November 21 - 1.277 dollars to the euro. Because trading was also affected by pending homes sales data surprised and climbed by 1.6%, well above market expectations.

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Trading on Wall Street was closed yesterday (Tuesday) with prices increase, after the Chairman of the Euro-group returned from his words on Monday, according to which Cyprus rescue plan template may be used in other countries and that banks stocks holders and bonds probably will be required to participate in future rescue plans.

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Most Asian stocks slid after the biggest gain in almost three weeks on concern Cyprus’s bailout plan will be used as a template for other nations, imperiling bondholders and depositors. Japan’s bonds surged and gold fell.

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Trading week on Wall Street is expected to open today (Monday) the background to the crisis in Cyprus, where the government is trying to find a solution that will provide the European Union and the IMF, when at the same time it is negotiating with other countries to provide her with financial assistance. Direction of trade may be affected by a variety of macro data, such as the Index Case - Shiller, new home sales, consumer confidence, and more. Investors may respond to speech tomorrow is expected to bear the Chairman Fed Ben Bernanke

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U.S. stock exchanges were closed negative trend, European bourses recorded the sharpest decline in three weeks, and the euro weakened against most major currencies in the world, the shadow of continued fears that the financial difficulties of Cyprus re-ignite the European debt crisis, following a surprise contraction in the manufacturing sector in Germany - Europe's largest economy.

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Trading on Wall Street was closed last night (Wednesday) in price increases as investors were excited from the Fed Open Market Committee announce that the bond purchases will continue until the unemployment rate will drop to a level of 6.5%.

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Wall Street stock markets closed mixed, and the S & P 500 finished the sequence of the longest daily decline this year after Cyprus's parliament rejected the terms of the European financial rescue plan to the state, and held that the Cyprus government default. At the beginning of the trading day U.S. stock markets have been rising, after a number of U.S. building permits jumped peak of nearly five years, and for the interest rate meeting of the U.S. Federal Reserve.

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Kong up 0.2%; Seoul rises by 0.6% MSCI Asia Pacific Index added 0.5%. Dollar strengthened by 0.4% against the yen and traded for 95.5 yen to the dollar. Euro weakened by 0.15% against the dollar, crude oil futures such immigrants in Texas Sweet -0.06% and traded for 93.8 per barre

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Trading week on Wall Street is expected to open today (Monday) on the background of Cyprus rescue plan, which raises the level of concern in Europe and in the background of many macro data that may provide additional fuel to the positive sentiment in the markets.

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Asian equities are following their U.S. counterparts higher Friday and look poised for their fourth straight weekly advance as traders bid riskier assets higher.

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Wall Street stock markets closed positive trend, and the Dow Jones completed the sequence of the longest daily highs that 16 years after U.S. retail sales increased by sharpest for five months, thereby reinforcing expectations that the world's economic recovery gains momentum. Dow Jones closed at the height of the seventh day in a row and this positive trend ninth day in a row - Daily supers sequence longest is 16 years. However, the peak in the Dow Jones index closed is only a nominal record, and the index is still lower by 8% inflation adjusted peak. In real terms, the index would have to rise to the level of 15,600 points to reach the peak.

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Trading on Wall Street locked negative trend and the S & P 500 retreated from a peak of five years and a half. Dow locked unchanged S & P 500 fell by 0.2% Nasdaq lost 0.3% of its value. Contracts on government bonds to 10 years of U.S. traded declines of 0.04% yield of 2.02%

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Asian stock markets trading takes place today (Tuesday) in a mixed trend with a tendency to decline, the Eastern indices reach to a peak of 19 months due to the rally in global markets - while the Dow Jones reach new record and the S & P 500 far about 1% from a all times peak.

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The sudden slowdown in U.S. inflation has left Treasuries at the cheapest levels in almost two years, aiding the Federal Reserve’s efforts to tamp down long-term borrowing costs while the economy improves. Yields on 10-year notes, the benchmark measure for everything from home loans to corporate bonds, reached an 11- month high of 2.08 percent on March 8. The securities pay interest 0.88 percentage points higher than the personal consumption expenditures index deflator, the Fed’s favored inflation gauge, the widest gap since May 2011.

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Wall Street stock markets closed positive trend, the Dow Jones broke records for the third day in a row and the Nasdaq index closed at its highest level for 12 years, after an average of four - weekly U.S. unemployment claims fell to its lowest level in five years, following European Central Bank's decision to leave rates low and continue expansionary monetary policy.

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Wall Street stock markets closed positive trend and the Dow Jones Industrial Average rose to its highest level ever, the Fed estimated that the U.S. economy continues to grow and background data released today better than expected U.S. employment market. Dow Jones, which closed yesterday at its highest ever and completing an increase of more than 8% this year, rose by 0.3%, however, the peak of the Dow Jones is only a nominal record, and the index is still low at 9 % inflation adjusted peak. In real terms, the index would have to rise to the level of 15,600 points to reach the peak. The S & P 500 climbed by 0.1% today, and is less than 2% of the nominal peak of 1565.15 points recorded in October 2007; Nasdaq Composite Index retreated 0.1%.

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Asian stock markets positive trend continues today (Wednesday) after yesterday price increases on Wall Street and the Dow Jones climbed to a new record.

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Wall Street stock markets closed positive trend due to expectations that the Fed will persist in the growth of the U.S. economy incentives. Early trading declined following concerns that Chinese measures to cool the real estate market will burden on the global economy, and in light of the lack of progress in talks to stop the automatic budget cuts The U.S. government came into effect at the end of the week

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After that at the weekend lawmakers in Congress failed to reach a compromise regarding the fiscal crisis, came into force line of cuts totaling 85 billion Dollar and the "million dollar question" is whether investors will continue to react in this trading week indifference or not.

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Wall Street stock markets, which came during trading to touch the highest level ever, finally closed falls on fears about the consequences of arbitrary cuts and general administration budget starting next month. However, a monthly summary of the main indices recorded increases.

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Asian stock markets trading takes place today (Thursday) in sharply price increases, following optimism on Wall Street last night, after the Chairman of the Fed, Ben Bernanke, continued to support the quantitative easing programs and even hinted that the central bank will continue to incentivize in the coming years.

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Italy election crisis led to sharp declines in Europe yesterday, but could not overshadow the trading on Wall Street, which ended after the publication of data increases the real estate industry and encouraged a sharp increase in consumer confidence

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Asian stock markets trading day recorded in a negative trend after a negative close on Wall Street due to uncertainty regarding the establishment of a new government in Italy.

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Wall Street closed positive direction for the first time three days ago. The Dow Jones industrial average falls under this indicator oldest companies Alomrakh closing the trading session on Wall Street was up as much as 119.95 points, or 0.86% to close at 14000.57 levels, the index. While the index of the S & P 500 SPX, which includes the largest 500 U.S. companies as much as 13.18 points, or 0.88% to close at 1515.60 levels, the index. As Nasdaq Composite Index laced high-tech companies, airlines and supermarkets rose as much as 30.33 points, or 0.97 percent, to close at 3161.82 levels, the index.

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Stock markets around the world recorded the sharpest daily fall since November, and commodity prices fell to a low of one month, due to a sharp contraction expected in production and services in the euro area and increased concerns that the Federal Reserve will reduce the economic incentives

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Wall Street stock markets posted their sharpest daily fall for more than two weeks, and the Dow Jones and S & P 500 retreated from a peak of more than five years due to expectations that the Federal Reserve will end the incentives economic growth in the U.S. earlier than estimated so far

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Wall Street stock markets were closed due to rising prices Google's stock record and hopes the merger of two giant office supplies, Office Depot and Office Max. The Dow rose 0.3%, the Nasdaq added 0.6% and the S & P locked at the height of five years after climbing by 0.7%. Security contractors in the U.S. fell for the first time since April following the economic uncertainty and strict credit terms real estate industry, according to a monthly survey of American Builders Association (NAHB) and Wells Fargo Bank.

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European stock markets closed negative trend for the third day in a row, but half low trading volumes than average, U.S. stock exchanges because there is no trading today on the occasion of President's Day holiday.

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European stock-index futures were little changed as global finance chiefs signaled Japan has scope to keep stimulating its stagnant economy. U.S. futures were also little changed while Asian shares advanced.

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Exchanges Wall Street closed mixed, and the S & P 500 rose to its highest level in more than five years after the acquisition of ketchup company Heinz by Warren Buffett and unemployment figures better than expected U.S. helped calm the fears raised by the sharp contraction expected in the economies of the euro and Japan.

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Asian stock markets trading day recorded in a positive trend after a mixed close on Wall Street and the publication of financial reports of leading companies.

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Asian markets trade is conducted today (Wednesday) in a mixed trend, while the mainland major indices traded in a peak of 18 months. Trading on Wall Street was closed yesterday (Tuesday) in a mixed trend, when the Dow Jones once again passed the 14,000 threshold. Trade took place in light of the geo-political events in the world, mainly the nuclear test in North Korea and in anticipation to President Obama's speech about the state of the nation.

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Oil Trades Near One-Week High; U.S. Crude Stockpiles Seen Rising. West Texas Intermediate oil traded near the highest level in more than a week in New York after the biggest gain since January. U.S. crude stockpiles probably increased last week, a Bloomberg News survey shows.

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Asian stock markets trading takes place today (Monday) in a mixed trend with a tendency to declines, against the rally in the markets - while the Nasdaq at the end of the week, reach a peak not seen since 2000.

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Wall Street stock markets closed negative trend for the first time in three days following a moderate decline in number of claims expected U.S. unemployment and fall sharp in productivity forecasts world's largest economy. European Exchange, traded positive trend in early trading, closed falls on fears that the strengthening of the euro weighs on recovery Euro zone economy. Emerging stock markets down for the fourth day in a row.

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Wall Street stock markets, which posted yesterday the sharpest daily starting this month, closed almost unchanged after volatile trading day which went off at the fair. Overcoming fears of Europe's debt crisis weighed on the indices, but better than expected financial statements of media and entertainment giant Walt Disney, Zynga, Time Warner and other companies provided support measures.

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A positive trend recorded today (Wednesday) in the Asian stock markets after a positive close on Wall Street last night and after raising profit forecast of the Japanese giant vehicles- Toyota.

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Asian markets retreating today (Tuesday) from a peak of 18 months and decrease against the renewal of the European debt crisis concerns.

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Trading week on Wall Street will open today (Monday) against the Raleigh led the Dow Jones index over the psychological threshold of 14,000 points for the first time since 2007. The question that will accompany the coming trading week - whether indices continue to climb toward the all-time highs or not?

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Wall Street stock markets closed slightly declines due to macroeconomic data and quarterly reports involving U.S. release, but completed the best January in 19 years. European bourses were closed for the second day falls continuously, but completed the eighth consecutive monthly increase - a sequence of monthly increases longest is 16 years.

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Asian stock markets trading takes place today (Thursday) in prices decrease due to disappointing macro data in Japan and the U.S. growth data published yesterday, indicated a surprising contraction of the U.S. GDP for the fourth quarter of 2012.

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Wall Street indexes were closed yesterday (Tuesday) in prices increase, despite disappointing macro data and against a flood of news from Europe - where the finance ministers of the Eurozone discuss giving directly credit from the European stabilization mechanism (ESM) to banks on the continent, after confirming further assistance to Greece.

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Trading week on Wall Street will open today (Monday) when optimism is rising in the markets and the leading indices close to all-time record. Reporting season is in full swing and many companies were able to surprise and bypass the forecasts. The positive atmosphere was also supported by encouraging economic data that showed a significant improvement in the housing market and the labor market.

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Trading on Wall Street was closed yesterday (Thursday) in a mixed trend. Apple shares plunged by 12.3% and weighed on the Nasdaq, which closed in a decline of 0.75%. This was after a big disappointing from the forecasts published last night. The S & P 500 crossed during trading, the first time in about 5 years the 1,500 level, but it seems that it could not stay above this level.

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Trading on Wall Street was closed yesterday (Wednesday) with prices increase, due to the decision of the U.S. House of Representatives to vote for the extension of time raising the government's debt ceiling.

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Wall Street indexes were closed yesterday (Tuesday) in prices increase, despite disappointing macro data and against a flood of news from Europe - where the finance ministers of the Eurozone discuss giving directly credit from the European stabilization mechanism (ESM) to banks on the continent, after confirming further assistance to Greece. S & P 500 rose for the 5th day in a row and is only 7 points away from the -1500 points. Google beat expectations - the stock jumps 4.5% in late trading.

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Trading week on Wall Street is expected to open today (Tuesday) in the background flood season reports of several large companies, hovering in the background raising the debt ceiling issue, still weighed on markets. Since trading may also be affected by decisions to be made at the end of central bank interest rate meeting Japanese and Finance Ministers meeting of euro zone opened yesterday. Recall, yesterday was no trading on Wall Street Day Martin Luther King

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Wall Street stock markets were closed at the height of five years and increased commodity prices due to positive macroeconomic data on the housing and employment markets released yesterday in the U.S.. Dow Jones closed up 0.6%, the S & P 500 climbed by 0.6% to its highest level since December 2007, Nasdaq added 0.6%. U.S. government bond market closed the first decline in five days, and the yield on 10-year bonds rose 0.05% to 1.88%.

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Wall Street stock markets were closed stability and European bourses closed on him for the first time five days, after positive financial reports of several large banks in the U.S. and leap consumer electronics giant's shares Apple offset the effect of lowering global economic growth forecast by the World Bank.

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Wall Street stock markets trade closed in a mixed trend on renewed concerns about the U.S. debt ceiling and mixed macroeconomic data.

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Dow Jones closed up 0.2% against HP's stock surge, the S & P 500, which rose last week by 0.4% and closed Thursday at its highest level since December 2007, backed by 0.1% Nasdaq lost 0.3 %. U.S. government bond market was closed climbing for the sixth time last seven trading days, and the yield on government bonds to 10 years decreased by -0.02% to 1.86%. During last week climbed the yield level of 1.97% - the highest level the most in eight months.

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Wall Street stock markets were closed near the highest level in five years on their way to a weekly increase of half a percent, after Wells Fargo Bank, the largest bank in the U.S. published its first quarterly results, reported a record quarterly profit, but also to decrease the difference between the interest rate that the Bank received on loans or investments.

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Wall Street gains were strengthened at the end of trading yesterday (Thursday) when the S & P 500 climbed a peak not seen since December 2007. Because the markets affected by among others the positive export data in China and encouraging statements of the ECB President Mario levels. Macro arena today published a number of new claims for unemployment benefits in the United States as well as business inventories data.

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Wall Street stock markets were closed from the first three days and European bourses were closed at the height of nearly two years due to a positive opening of the quarterly reporting season in the U.S., after U.S. aluminum giant Alcoa - publication of financial results marks the unofficial opening of the reporting season - reported higher than expected revenues in the fourth quarter and provided a positive outlook for 2013.

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Trading on Wall Street locked moderate declines reporting season for the opening of the fourth quarter in 2012. Dow Jones Industrial Average falls by -0 ‪.‬4%, the index S ‪ & ‬ P 500 fell by -0‪.4% and the Nasdaq fell by -0.3%. Government bond futures traded declines of 0.3% to -1.866%. Dollar traded against the euro increases of 0.3% cover of 1.3069 dollars to the euro.

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Asian stock markets recorded declines today (Tuesday) after a negative close on Wall Street last night.

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Trading week on Wall Street is expected to open today (Monday) on the background of the employment report released on Friday and following the dispute between members of the Fed regarding further bond purchases.

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Trading on Wall Street was signed yesterday (Thursday) declines and cut optimism led the last major indices increases of about 3%. Although it seems that saga ended fiscal cliff, but economists will soon resemble negotiations on raising the country's debt ceiling. Addition, the protocol interest rate for December indicate that several members of the Fed want to slow or stop the rate of bond purchases before the end of the year.Macro arena encouraging macro data were published, mainly the ADP survey pleasantly surprised.

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The first trading day for 2013 on Wall Street was closed yesterday (Wednesday) in sharp increases that did not seen for about 15 months. This was due to the final approval in the U.S congress to the agreements between Democrats Republicans - agreements that prevented the collapse of the U.S. economy from the fiscal cliff.

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After contortions and struggles of the right-wing Republican, confirmed this morning (Wednesday) House - U.S. House of Representatives bill that would prevent the collapse of the U.S. financial cliff. The vote was 257 (almost all Democrats and moderate Republicans) versus 167 (right-wing Republicans). Previously the proposal approved by a large majority in the Senate. President Barack Obama signed the law today

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Alertness record for the opening of the trading week on Wall Street today. U.S. policymakers failed to reach a compromise over the weekend for the fiscal cliff, and most analysts have become pessimistic about the possibility that they reach an agreement before the 1st in January. Besides the fiscal cliff, this week will publish significant data such as the ADP Survey and employment report.

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Optimism continues in Asia last trading day of the week (Friday) when the Japanese Nikkei index climbing 0.8%, and records the highest annual increase since 2005. That is partly due to the sharp decline in the CPI and for the central bank's willingness to take actions to stimulate the economy. Futures are signaling a positive open on Wall Street after volatile trade and locking involved last night.

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Positive trend this morning (Thursday) in Asia, with the Japanese Nikkei index rises not seen since March 2011, when there were severe earthquake and subsequent tsunami - a catastrophe that hit the Fukushima nuclear reactors. Last night on Wall Street trading locked in negative direction.

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Asian markets trade in prices increase today (Wednesday) due to the continued weakening of the yen.

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The IMF is worried that Cyprus by accepting debt responsibilities for recapitalization of banks might push the debt to univalve level. In its turn it disables the IMF from participation in forming of the aid package. Cyprus has to pay salaries and fulfill other obligations. That’s why there is a threat of a selective default. The EU survived a very hard year.

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Asian stock markets trading takes place today (Friday) chairman declines after the U.S. Congress failed to pass the compromise formula to treat the issue of fiscal cliff. Now, it seems that the chances of reaching an agreement to nil since Congress went home for Christmas, and it seems that the U.S economy still fall from this cliff. Attempt to avoid the fiscal cliff threatens the U.S economy failed. Following negotiations between President Obama and House Speaker Boehner in which a compromise was reached between the two, Congress refused to support an alternative program tonight partial solution of the problem.

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Negative trend this morning (Thursday) in the Asian stock markets on the background of stopping progress in talks between Democrats and Republicans on fiscal cliff.

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Asian markets continue to move forward even today (Wednesday), after a positive close on Wall Street and in light of the optimism about resolving the U.S. fiscal cliff problem.

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Asian markets trade in prices increase today (Tuesday) reach to a peak of nine months in light of the increases on Wall Street, due to reports of progress in the negotiations on the U.S. fiscal cliff.

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Obama and U.S. House of Representatives stretching the nerves of investors to the edge.

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The number of jobless claims in the United States reduced to their lowest level in almost four years. The number of jobless claims fell of 29 thousand unit reaching the number of 343 thousand when the analysts' forecasts predicted a level of 369 thousand. The Federal Reserve announced the plan of economic expansion, which consist on buying long-term bonds worth $ 45 billion each month. The FED also announced that USD interest rates will remain at 0% -0.25% as long as the unemployment rate in the state is higher than the levels of 6.5%, and Bernanke added that if inflation levels in the next year will rise from levels of 2.5%, it may raise interest rates before the date specified.

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Index unemployment fell unexpectedly in the United Kingdom in November, and recorded the current rate of decline in 11 years, encouraging data appear in the labor market in the United Kingdom despite the decline in the economic recovery. The European Union agreed on the EU budget, which came in at 133 billion Euros for 2013, which removed fears of uncertainty about the future financing of the European Union.

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Trading on Wall Street was closed yesterday (Tuesday) in price increases due to the opening of the two-day meeting of the Federal Reserve, and in light of positive data published in Germany.

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Trading on Wall Street was locked yesterday rising prices, as investors continue to suspend the fiscal cliff discussions economic data. At the end of the week posted positive data in the U.S. and China, in Europe - Developments in Italy affect the stock exchanges in the world. "Investors continue to struggle with the uncertainty of the deliberations of the other fiscal cliff pretty good economic data from the U.S and China," said James Paulsen, Wells Capital Investment Manager. "Pulling the rope that is expected to keep current in the stock market until we get a statement from Washington." Obama delivered

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Trading on Wall Street is expected to continue to focus this week in the saga of the fiscal cliff, due to mutual recriminations between the White House and the Republicans representatives in Congress about the delaying of the solution to the issue.

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Trading on Wall Street was signed yesterday in rising as investors feared the stalemate in talks between Democrats and Republicans on fiscal cliff and pessimistic forecasts of the President of the ECB. "The markets are still searching for direction and are currently in a limbo land," says Yuri Landsman, chairman of Platinum Investment. "Only news about the fiscal cliff may move the markets, while Europe is one big question mark." In Europe, where the European Bureau of Statistics released the GDP figures for the euro zone for the third quarter of the year which showed that the bloc into recession two within four years. According to the statistics, there was a negative growth of 0.1% in the third quarter, according to preliminary data released two weeks ago, and this After the second quarter of the year saw a negative growth of 0.2%.

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Mixed trend record today (Thursday) in the Asian stock markets when the Japanese Nikkei index stands for the best on the background of the mixed trend signed last night trading on Wall Street, when the Dow Jones and the S&P 500 advanced, but Apple's shares plunge dragged the Nasdaq to a negative closing.

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The Reserve Bank of Australia cut its benchmark interest rate to the half-century low set during the 2009 global recession as hiring falters and an elevated currency hurts industries such as manufacturing and tourism.

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Trading on Wall Street was closed last night (Monday) in prices decline despite the publication of the Republican plan to deal with the budget deficit and after the release of the disappointing ISM survey.

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Trading week on Wall Street is expected to open today (Monday) when debate on the fiscal cliff will continue more strongly, trying to find a political compromise that would prevent the cancellation of the extensive tax benefits.

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Consumer spending in the U.S. grew less than forecast in the third quarter, and, Household purchases climbed at a 1.4 percent rate, the smallest gain in more than a year and down from a previously reported 2 percent advance.

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Trading on Wall Street was locked yesterday (Wednesday) with rising prices, following declines Opening up about 0.5%. Once it's House Speaker John Boehner and U.S. President Barack Obama on fiscal cliff trend reversed and the Dow Jones finished up 200 points during trading. In Greece, which continues to be headlines, yesterday confirmed the Euro Group - Forum Finance ministers of the Euro zone countries - a series of measures for Greece which included raising the debt – GDP that the country needs to stand up until 2020 and stand on 120% today, as well as final approval transfer additional share of state aid funds

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Asia's leading stock markets trading today (Wednesday) with a negative trend on the background of the declines signed last night on Wall Street, when the focus of the world returns to U.S. and the serious “fiscal cliff” problem there, which should be resolved by the end of 2012.

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In Asian stock markets recorded slight increase today (Tuesday) after the agreement reached between the finance ministers of the euro zone, the International Monetary Fund and the ECB regarding the transfer of further assistance to Greece. Trading on Wall Street ended mixed yesterday and contracts on indices of New - York recorded slight increases. Dow Jones, which closed on Friday above the level of 13 thousand points the first time in more than two weeks, in his weekly surge of more than 3%, fell yesterday by 0.3%, the S & P 500, jumped last week by 3.6% - the weekly surge steepest since June - on his way to the first weekly rise in three weeks, withdrew yesterday by 0.2%, the first decline in six trading days, the Nasdaq, jumped last week by 4%, closed yesterday up 0.3%. bond market " The U.S. government closed the first rise this week, and the yield on 10-year bonds fell by -0.03% to 1.66%.

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Wall Street stock markets closed positive trend on the way to spring sharpest weekly for four months, following the positive macroeconomic data released in China and Germany, and against malaria opening the U.S. holiday shopping season.

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Asian stocks rose, heading for their biggest weekly gain in two months, as Taiwanese shares rallied after the finance minister said government-controlled funds should buy equities. The yen strengthened and oil fell.

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Trading day on Wall Street locked in the highest level for the last two weeks. However, towards the exit Thanksgiving break (trade will not take place tomorrow and Friday will be shortened trading). European stock markets trading day locked in rising prices despite the failure of discussions about the euro zone for the next aid package for Greece. In the background continues to threaten the U.S. fiscal cliff, with discussions in the U.S. Congress are expected to continue.

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Japan is suffering its worst year for exports since the global contraction in 2009 as Europe’s crisis, China’s slowdown and a diplomatic dispute with the Chinese hurt manufacturers and deepen the risk of a recession.

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Trading on Wall Street was locked today (Monday) increases sharply, given prevailing optimism about fiscal cliff, following the positive allusions from President Barack Obama, in discussions with representatives of the Congress that began over the weekend. As noted, the increases were below Wall Street's rises 3% European stock markets and sharp increases in Asia earlier.

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Trading on Wall Street will open today due to mild optimism about the fiscal cliff, after discussions on the subject between President Obama and congressional representatives began on an optimistic note. As mentioned, trading this week will focus on the upcoming fiscal cliff after the U.S. government began discussions between Obama and Congressional representatives. Sides expressed optimism regarding for the solutions that will be obtained.

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According to the forecasts of the European Commission, the euro zone economies will know a recession by 0.4% during this year, and achieve a slight positive growth next year by 0.1%. The results of European opinion polls showed a difficult conditions as well as the growing popular discontent on the policies of austerity , with millions of workers participated yesterday in the general strikes and demonstrations to protest the measures of cut spending. While still the German economy, the largest in the euro zone, is growing despite being impacted by the debt crisis in the region. But Spain's economy has been shrinking by 0.3% between June and

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European sovereign debt crisis may worsen, despite the efforts of the European Central Bank by making so-called European Stability Mechanism which approved the purchase of bonds to pump money directly into banks, but austerity programs brought down the economic growth expectations from 0.4% to 0.1%.

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Canadian Finance Minister Jim Flaherty said he will delay plans to balance the federal budget by one year and run larger than expected deficits as lower commodity prices and slower growth hamper the finances of the only Group of Seven country with a stable AAA debt rating.

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Trading week on Wall Street will open today (Monday) on the background the growing fears from the coming fiscal cliff. After Obama was elected to a second term in the White House, investors expect a solution from him and the House of Representatives, Republican mostly, to the issue that could shave a large percentage of U.S. GDP. As mentioned, most attention will be directed toward the fiscal cliff.

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Declines recorded today (Friday) in Asian stock markets, due to weakness at the end of trading on Wall Street last night. It seems that market players are still afraid from the fiscal cliff that threatens the U.S economy and the situation in Europe. New York indices contracts - traded increases of about 0.4%. Tension in Europe: Tense night in Greece, where the local parliament approved additional cuts package totaling 11.5 billion Euros as a condition for a slice of the aid package totaling 31.5 billion dollars, after a little drama and violent riots outside the parliament building,.

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Asian stock market trading is conducted this morning (Thursday) in a negative trend on the background of the sharp declines signed last night on Wall Street.

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Mixed trend with a tendency to increases recorded in the Asian stock markets today (Wednesday) after a positive close on Wall Street and in light of Barack Obama's victory in the U.S. presidential election.

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Trading on Wall Street was locked Monday rising prices, a day before the opening of polling stations in the U.S. Trading day background was European exchanges that closed in declines due to difficulties that arose in Greece for the next payment certificate as part of the aid package.

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Trading week on Wall Street will open today (Monday), when the main attention will be given to the presidential elections to be held on Tuesday, when polls shows the two contenders, President Obama and Republican Mitt Romney are in pretty equal situation.

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S&P 500 scored its best day in seven weeks on Thursday as bullish consumer confidence and private-sector .....

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Asian stock markets traded today in a mix trend after a stable close on Wall Street last night.

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Asia's leading stock markets traded today (Wednesday) in a positive trend when on the background continuing to clear the major damage caused by the storm "Sandy" in the U.S.

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European stock markets trade closed yesterday (Monday) in declines, as investors react to negative sentiment in Asia and the ongoing uncertainty in the euro zone.

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New York Stock Exchange will be closed today in anticipation of the expected storm, while the electronic trading of various commodities and crude oil in NYMEX will not be affected by this closure.

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British record of economic growth rose in the third fiscal quarter to reach its highest rate since five years. The Minister of the British economy that economic growth was 1% above expectations by forty points. Recovery and return to the Olympics, which contributed to increased demand and jobs. Said Chancellor of the Exchequer, George Osborne, "The road is still long, but the figures show that we are in the right direction," adding that "weak data received yesterday from the euro zone warn that we will face many economic challenges, internally and externally."

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Stuck Fed U.S. on Wednesday of his plan to stimulate the economy by buying bonds, expected to be delayed decision-makers to act to save the economy. Declared Reserve at its last meeting before the U.S. presidential election, he will continue to buy debt real estate up to forty billion dollars a month despite insufficient improvement of the labor market as indicated by the September / September. On the other hand, decided to keep the rate of reserve benefits close to zero percent until the year 2014. In Europe, said Greek Finance Minister Jonas said Storneras Wednesday got an extension of European creditors to European financial rescue program. And Greece had demanded the extension of about two years to be able to fulfill the plans of austerity demanded by intern

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Asian stock markets trading day (Wednesday) is conducted in a mixed trend, after a negative closing on Wall Street and China macro data.

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Asian stock markets trading day (Tuesday) is conducted in a mixed trend, while the Tokyo Stock Exchange recorded a slight decline and in Hong Kong on the other hand recorded increases, after Wall Street closed in mixed trend with a tendency to increases.

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Trading week on Wall Street is expected to open today (Monday) after a negative close on Friday and in light of the new developments in Europe.

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Number of unemployment complaints in U.S.A. rose to reach the level of 388 thousand, economists had expected a more modest increase in the number of claims to the level of 365 thousand but this number was overdone by 46 thousand more claims. The data in the previous week to 342 thousand initial demands – was the lowest weekly level since February 2008.

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Credit rating agency “Moody's” left unchanged the level of Spain's credit rating, and noted that the willingness of the European Central Bank (ECB) to buy government bonds from Spain, reduces the risk of blocking the financing of the Spanish government

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Asia's leading stock markets traded today (Wednesday) in a positive trend on the background of the price increases signed last night’s trading on Wall Street.

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Trading day (Tuesday) in the Asian stock markets conducted in price increases, following the rise on Wall Street last night after a good macro data and steady trading of contracts on indices of New York with upward tendency.

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Trading week on Wall Street is expected to open today (Monday) in light of the disagreements between the world's economic policymakers and on the background of the reports season in the U.S.

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The credit rating agency S & P cut Spain's credit rating to BBB minus. The agency noted a deepening economic recession, which fails any government measures to stop the deterioration of the situation. IMF declares its readiness to grant Greece two additional years to achieve the deficit reduction demanded by creditors. The IMF President, Lagarde, also announced the deadline for Greece to meet the fiscal purification program, and that instead of the direct and substantial reduction it is preferable, at this time, to get more time.

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Trading on Wall Street was closed yesterday (Wednesday) in prices decrease for the fourth day in a row, due to concerns about growth forecasts released by the International Monetary Fund, and in anticipation of G7 convergence leaders in Tokyo.

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Wall Street trading day (Tuesday) closed in prices decrease of up to 1.5%. This is, following the last negative close and the publication of the pessimistic forecasts of the IMF.

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Dollar strengthened against most major currencies in the world and the euro weakened against the Japanese yen for the first time in eight days, due to expectations that the Spanish government will find it difficult to refrain from seeking recovery from Europe, to deal with its debt burden.

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The U.S. unemployment rate unexpectedly fell to 7.8 percent in September, its lowest level since January ....

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European Central Bank is ready to buy treasury bonds from countries in crisis, if adhered to the conditions required from them, following a meeting in Germany, European Central Bank President, Mario Draghi, declared that European countries that request bailout will have to adhere to a prerequisite for the purchase of securities debt in the primary market and only has the bank buys Central debt securities in the alternative market. This outspoken reflected positively on the euro and European markets, where the price of the euro against the dollar after encouraging comments on the European single currency by the European Central Bank President Mario Draghi. As the bank decided to install interest rates at 0.75% identical to expectations after resorted last July to reduce the interest rate by 0.25 points to support the pace of economic growth in the euro zone that occurred in contraction during the second quarter amid the crisis of sovereign debt that has paralyzed the lifeblood of the region.

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Portugal come back to the capital markets for the first time since last year to postpone the maturity of bonds debt, on Wednesday has marketed the exchange of bonds due in September 2013- for the amount of $ 3 billion and 760 million Euros, for the bonds due in October / October 2015. If more than a third of the investors will approve to do this exchange, will it means that they are willing to take the risk of Portuguese debt with securities for more than two years and that is a good sign for the Portuguese return to markets.

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European stock exchanges trading today (Wednesday) in declines after the Prime Minister of Spain rejected the speculation regarding Spain's immediate request for assistance, as well as because of disappointing reading PMI China.

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U.S. office vacancies dropped to their lowest level in almost three years. A total of 17.1 percent of the country’s office space sat empty as of Sept.

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Trading on Wall Street was locked in increases due to larger than expected decline in unemployment claims last week. The increases got stronger after Spain introduced a limited budget for 2013.

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European stock markets fell by the sharpest rate in two months, and the yield on government bonds of Spain for 10 years jumped above the level of 6%, after demonstrations against austerity programs in Spain and Greece have increased fears of worsening debt crisis in Europe.

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Oil fell to the lowest level in seven weeks after a report showed rising U.S. stockpiles and the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia President Charles Plosser said a new stimulus plan probably won’t boost economic growth.

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The consumer confidence index in Germany, is at the lowest rate from more than two years as a result of declining demand in most countries of the euro zone, this prompting companies to postpone their investment plans, and, for the more than apprehensive investors, is an extension of the crisis to emerging markets experiencing a slowdown in economic growth.

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Trading week on Wall Street is expected to open today (Monday) when the leading indexes will attempt to keep a five years record, while financial report season is standing in the doorway, macro data and Europe's debt crisis will continue to stoke investors fear and it seems that the effect of the Fed announcement on the round of additional bond purchases began to fade.

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The European Central Bank's plan to buy bonds, so far failed to achieve any significant improvement to help the operations of companies that are suffering from problems in the euro zone. The index of purchasing managers of the services sector in the euro zone registered the lowest rate since July 2009 to 46 points in September against the 47.2 points of the last month.

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Asian stock markets trading takes place today (Thursday) with a negative trend, a day after the increases following the quantitative easing in Japan.

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Asian stock markets trading takes place this morning (Wednesday) in a positive trend, due to monetary easing program announced by the Bank of Japan and after a mixed close on Wall Street last night.

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Futures advanced as much as 0.6 percent after slipping 2.4 percent yesterday

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International Monetary Fund mark on Thursday that there is "good evidence" to grant additional time for Greece to improve its public accounts and appeared to be ruled out the hypothesis of a third rescue plan for the country. The Fund spokesman

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.S. import prices rose 0.7% in August - the first increase for five months, where the expectations of economists were increase of more than 1.5%. Data has been modified in July to reach a decrease of 0.7% compared with a decrease of 0.6% as reported and the U.S. Department of Commerce in origin. Export prices rise by 0.9% in August after rising 0.4% in the previous month.

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Asian stock markets trading takes place this morning (Wednesday) in a positive trend, led by China following approval of the growth forecast by the Prime Minister, as investors in the Far East, like their colleagues around the world, waiting for news from Germany today and tomorrow from the U.S..

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Trading on Wall Street closed yesterday in a negative trend, as investors expecting for news later this week in Europe and the U.S.

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Trading week on Wall Street is expected to open today (Monday) on the background to the "Bazooka" declared by chairman of the European Central Bank Mario Draghi.

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European Central Bank keeps its key interest rate at 0.75%, which is the lowest level in its history. The president of the ECB Mario Draghi stated that the bank will buy secondary market bonds in order to ease sovereign debt, the purchases will be in accordance with the strict conditions required under the guidance of the countries of the euro zone which requested for assistance

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News Crucial summit is taking place today in Berlin between German Chancellor Angela Merkel and French President Francois Hollande to discuss easing the austeri

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Declines recorded in the Asian stock markets today (Wednesday), for the fifth day in a row, due to investors fears from slowing in the global growth after the publish of macro data in the U.S. and China and after a mixed close in New York yesterday.

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Slightly declines in the Asian stock markets recorded today (Tuesday) after a positive trend yesterday.

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Markets were not very disturbed after Bernanke's fuzzy speech last Friday in the banking conference in Jackson Hole, USA.

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Consumer confidence index fell in the euro zone to levels of 86.1 in August, against points 87.9 in July. This reflects the growing concern among the general public about the economic future of Europe. This index recorded its lowest level since August 2009.

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In U.S the Corporate profits grew in the business sector. Companies before taxes in the second quarter gained profit by 0.5% more than the first quarter, with record decline of 2.7% in the previous quarter

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Asian stock markets trading is conducted today (Wednesday) in a mixed trend with a tendency to increases.

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Asian stock markets trading is conducted today (Tuesday) with declines in the leading indicators.

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Trading week on Wall Street is expected to open today (Monday) in anticipation for the words of the central bank members in the banking conference that will be held in Jackson Hole.

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In July, sales of new homes in U.S increased by 3.6% to an annual rate of 372 thousand home sales compared with 359 thousand homes in June. Economists had expected that annual sales will rise in July to a level of 365 thousand homes compared with sales of $ 350 thousand homes originally recorded in June.

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Asian stock markets trading takes place today (Thursday) in a mixed trend with a tendency to price increase, due to mixed closing on Wall Street yesterday, as investors are reacting this morning to the Federal Reserve's interest rate protocols published in the U.S. last night - and gave the markets another hint about the possibility of U.S. bond purchases in the near future.

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Asian stock markets trading is conducted today (Wednesday) in declines, due to the negative close on Wall Street and in light of negative data published in Japan.

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Asian stock markets trading takes place today (Tuesday) in prices increase after stable closing on Wall Street last night, when the East indices approached the peak of three months, and with waiting to U.S. macro data and anticipation of monetary process of the European Central Bank - after a report that the European Central Bank may set an upper threshold to the margins of government bonds in Europe.

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Trading week on Wall Street is expected to open today (Monday) in the background of the positive macro data released Friday and in light of the encourage statements of policy makers in Europe.

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Economic statistics indicating that the volume of EU investment in China fell in the first seven months of this year got declined for 2.7% comparing with last year

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Asian stock markets trade is conducted today (Thursday) in price increases due to mix closed on Wall Street last night and after Prime Minister of China said (again) that there is place for adjustments in economic policy.

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Wall Street was closed yesterday (Tuesday) in a steady trend, despite the fact that during most of trading hours the trend was in a positive territory.

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Yesterday Italian government sold bonds for one year worth $ 8 billion euros. The interest rate on the bonds is amounted to 2.767% which .....

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Wall Street trading week is expected to open today (Monday) in the light of published encouraging data over the weekend and the U.S. budget deficit shrunk, but on the other hand investors were faced another week with lack of developments from Europe and the negative data in China.

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Daily review 10/08/12 News Decline in annual economic growth in China in July reached its lowest rate in three years. After this decline in annual inflation to the lowest level in July, the central bank may reduce the rates of benefits in the month of July to maintain the economic growth.

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News Germany recorded a decline in the volume of commercial exchanges in June for the second time in three months. Exports decreased by 1.5% while imports shrink at rate of 3%.Statistics are warning that the crisis began to affect the biggest economic power in the euro zone.

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A positive trend is registered this morning (Wednesday) in most Asian stock exchanges due to the positive closing on Wall Street last night.

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Asian leading stock markets trading is conducted today (Tuesday) in prices increase on the background of the positive closing on Wall Street last night. European optimism about the purchase of Spanish and Italian bonds by the ECB was reinforced yesterday after the German Chancellor, Angela Merkel, said that the her government supports the ECB program.

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Trading week on Wall Street is expected to open today (Monday) on the background of the sharp increases at the weekend, after surprisingly positive employment data, the first time in several months.

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European Central Bank decided to keep interest rates in the Euro Zone without change, at a level of 0.75%. Also the Bank of England kept interest rates unchanged at the level of 0.5%. Sale of bonds by the Spanish government for two years period , four years and 10 years came out with a total of 3.1 billion euros - more than expected, which stood at 2-3 billion euros. However, demand was less than in previous auctions.

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Asian stock markets trading is conducted today (Thursday) in a mixed trend with a tendency to decline.

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Asian stock markets trade is conducted today (Wednesday) in a negative trend on the background of the negative closing on Wall Street last night and towards the meeting between the ECB and U.S. Federal Reserve.

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Asian stock markets trade is conducted today (Tuesday) in prices increase in anticipation to the presidents of the Fed and the ECB statements on more strongly monetary intervention in the market.

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Trading week on Wall Street is expected to open today (Monday) with the growing expectations of a substantial interference of the Federal Reserve in light of recent macro data indicate continued slow recovery and background signals for another round of European bond purchases by the ECB.

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Mario Draghi the Governor of the European Central Bank stated that decision makers will do whatever is necessary to ensure the rescue system of the single currency (Euro), also praised, the euro zone and it's stronger than some believe

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The central Bank of New Zealand decided to keep the interest rate at unchanged at levels of 2.50%, This decision came out compatible with the forecasts of the analysts, that were predicting same level

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Asian stock exchanges are trading today (Wednesday) in prices decrease after a negative closing on Wall Street last night. Trading on Wall Street closed in prices decrease yesterday, moderated towards the end of trading in light of Wall Street Journal reported that Federal Reserve approaches to process an incentives program and that the decisions for that will be next week or in September.

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Asian stock exchanges traded today (Tuesday) in prices decrease while the mainland government bond yields continue to decline, in light of the apparent worsening debt crisis in Europe - where Spanish bond yields soared yesterday to disturbing levels of about 7.4%.

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Trading week on Wall Street is expected to open today (Monday) against the troubling economic data published last week in the U.S. and the deepening European crisis also affects China, the second largest economy in the world. Although the finance ministers of the Eurozone and the German parliament approved last Friday the rescue package of Spain, it appears that this step did not encourage investor’s confidence since financing costs in the country is still at high levels of 7%.

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On Thursday Spain sold bonds worth more than 3 billion euros for higher interest rates than those asked in return for the last month due to lower demand. Spain highlights the marketing of bonds, short-term interest rates and medium after long-term debt increased by 7%

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Spanish banks recorded the highest rate of debt in May since eighteen years, with almost 9% of the volume of debt

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Wall Street has been closed yesterday (Tuesday) in prices increase after the speech of the Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke, who spoke in front of Congress.

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Asian stock markets trading is conducted today (Tuesday) in price increases, despite the negative closing on Wall Street last night. Analysts point out that market’s trend is probably driven by investor’s expectations to expand policy both in China and the U.S., where today is expected to testify Chairman of the Fed Ben Bernanke and may announce new bond purchases program.

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Preliminary University of Michigan index of consumer confidence U.S. export value of 72.0. ......

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The unemployment rate in Greece, has reached 22.5%,and is expected to increase shortly after the tourist season, in consideration that the tourism sector represents 1/5 of all the Greek jobs.

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Asia's leading stock exchanges are trading this morning (Thursday) in a negative trend in the shade of last night declines on Wall Street trading and because of the release of the second-quarter growth in China tomorrow.

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Financial Ministers from the Euro Zone agreed to a subvention to Spain of thirty billion euros. This amount represents the first installment of the European rescue package to Spain of 100 billion euros

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Asian stock markets trading opened today (Tuesday) in prices decrease, due to slight disappointment with Eurozone finance ministers meeting -reached principle agreement regarding the rescue plan to banks in Spain, and in light of macro data published in China, indicating a continued slowdown in the world's second-largest economy.

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The Italian Ministry of economy succeeded to collect more than 9.5 billion euros for the government since the beginning of the year until the end of June,

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European stock exchanges closed after being warned, after the announcement of the President of the European Central Bank that there is still ....

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European stock markets trading closed yesterday (Wednesday) in prices decrease towards the interest rate of the ECB today. Day trading volume was low on the occasion of Independence Day in the United States, and the fact there was no trading on Wall Street during the day. Investors eagerly wait to the interest rate decision, due to the hope that in addition the ECB shall notify on other monetary measures.

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Wall Street trading week will open today (Monday) on the background of the results from the European summit this weekend, whereby the Eurozone leaders decided to establish a common mechanism for financial supervision in the Eurozone and growth fund to help the struggling countries in Europe.

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European stock markets closed in a negative trend for the fifth time in six trading sessions caused by the announcement that EU summit may not take decisions on important steps to reduce the debt crisis in the continent....

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Today begins European Union summit in Brussels, it comes after the aggravation of the crisis in the old continent at a time spread the debt ...

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Asian stock markets trading today (Tuesday) in a mixed trend with a tendency to decline after a negative close on Wall Street last night. Investors in Asia and around the world continue to monitor developments in Europe towards the summit of Eurozone’s leaders on Thursday.

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Trading week on Wall Street will open on the background to the Fed announcement to expand the program "twist", and the background of credit rating download of 15 large investment banks.

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Philadelphia Industrial Index for June, where a value of the prior reading was -16.6, was published -5.8. The current reading is worse than expected, which indicated zero levels...

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ZEW indicator declined dramatically in Switzerland recording levels of -43.2 in June compared with the previous reading, which was -4.0...

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Foundation for Economic Research ZEW index of the issue of economic confidence in the euro zone, scoring further decline by about -20.1 ....

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The return on government bonds for 10 years in Italy increased above the level of 6%....

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The euro strengthened tonight after the sample in Greece whereby two parties that support Greece staying in the Eurozone could form a coalition.

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European stock markets closed with a decline for a second day in a row because of credit rating downgrades of few banks in Spain and because of an increase of financing costs in Italy.

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Investors are worried from the request of Italy for rescue, and respond to the downloads rating of Egan Jones and Moody's to the Spanish government.

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Asian stock markets trade is conducted today (Wednesday) in price increases, in accordance with prevailing positive sentiment on Wall Street, following speculation and hopeful thinking of investors that the Fed intends to intervene and carry out another stimulus plan (QE3).

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Declines recorded in Asia today (Tuesday), after a reversal trend in Europe and on Wall Street during yesterday’s trading session following the rapid disenchantment of investors optimism after the announcement of the rescue package to banks in Spain.

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Wall Street trading week will open tomorrow (Monday) when investors are expected to respond to breaking news in Europe, where Spain became the fourth country that seeks financial assistance from the EU.

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Asian stock markets trade is conducted today (Thursday) in price increases for the third consecutive day, due to worldwide speculation that central banks in the U.S. and Europe were confirmed growth incentive programs.

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Asian stock markets trading today (Wednesday) in a positive trend after increases on Wall Street yesterday and publication of positive macro data in Australia today.

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Asian stock markets trade is conducted today (Tuesday) in slightly prices increase, as investors expect a response from the world's financial policy leaders of a fear from global slowdown, in light of four days of a prominent negative sentiment in markets.

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Wall Street trading week is expected to open today on the background of the economic shock caused by the employment and unemployment data released Friday, suggested that the U.S. economy is far from recovery.

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U.S Oil futures got decreased for a third day in a row to close the month with loss of 17.49% because of the pressure from high oil inventories ...

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Asian stock markets trade is conducted today (Thursday) in prices decrease, while the leading indices are closer to summarize the month of May as the sharpest monthly decline for three years.

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U.S. consumer confidence index for May was valued at 64.9, where the current reading is less than expected...

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Asian stock markets are trading today (Tuesday) in a mixed trend, after European trading yesterday ended in a mixed trend with a tendency to decline. China’s government estimates that will run an incentives program to encourage economic activity affect commerce.

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Wall Street trading week is expected to open tomorrow (Tuesday) awaiting for news from Europe, and hope that this week will pass without special upheavals from the debt-ridden continent.

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The Informal summit of EU leaders fail to support the single currency - the euro, as the euro fluctuated in a narrow range above the lowest level in 22 months against the dollar in Asian trading yesterday.

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Wall Street has been closed yesterday (Wednesday) in a mixed trend. That, when for most of the day the indices were in negative trend due to the negative sentiment prevailing in the European stock markets, created by the statements of the transition Prime Minister of Greece Lucas Papademos, declared that there is a reasonable chance that Greece will retire from the Eurozone, and due to apparent preparation of the Eurozone countries to the “Day after".

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Newspaper quoted the Greek Prime Minister Lucas Papademos saying that the getting out from the Euro zone of Greece is a real danger. The euro continued its losses against the dollar more than 1% in U.S. trading on Tuesday.

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Asian stock markets trade is conducted today (Tuesday) on price increases, for the second consecutive day, due to market speculation that China may take further quantitative expansion after the Chinese prime minister's statements, about encouraging growth.

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Wall Street is expected to open today (Monday) under the continuing uncertainty in the Eurozone and especially in Greece and Spain. Leaders of the G-8 met at the weekend and said that the economic recovery in Europe and the U.S. is slower than expected and that they intended to focus on measures to encourage growth and less on austerity program.

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The European shares and oil prices continuing falling due to increased concerns about the situation of Greece, Spain and the Euro Zone in general, registered worst week since the last November.

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Asian stock markets trade is conducted today (Thursday) in a mixed trend with a tendency to price increases, due to brightening around the economy of Greece - is expected to go further elections on June 17.

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European crisis is getting worse and Greece on the way out of the euro zone. "Moody's" reduced the credit rating of twenty-six banks of Italy, the reduction comes in the light of the rise of political voting for adoption of the plan for economic growth in some European countries.

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Declining recorded in Asian stock exchanges today (Tuesday) after a negative closing in New - York last night. Contracts on indices of New York - indicating slight increases today.

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Another disappointing week passed on investors around the world. Political uncertainty in Greece and disappointing macroeconomic data released over the week, causing further declines in the markets, as investors have not yet finished digesting the disappointing U.S. employment data, released a week earlier.

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The German government announced that the economy improves in the first quarter of the year...

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European stock exchanges yesterday closed in the lowest level in four months...

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Asian stock exchanges is trading today (Tuesday) in prices increase, after yesterday fell the sharpest drop in the past six months.

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Wall Street trading week is expected to open in the background of the disappointing employment data released on Friday, missed forecasts and proved to everyone that the recovery from the crisis is slower than expected.

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U.S. jobless claims index got decreased to 365 thousand applications, which is better then the expectations...

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Asian stock markets trading is conducted today (Thursday) in a mixed trend, in light of Wall Street's mixed Closing yesterday after the release of the ADP survey and disappointing unemployment figures in New Zealand.

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U.S. light crude oil contracts for June settled to record its highest close since March, after the activities of U.S...

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Wall Street closed yesterday (Monday) in prices decrease, after several disappointing macro data released yesterday.

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Trading week opens against the background of sequence disappointing macro data released over the weekend, especially the U.S. economy first growth estimate (GDP), indicating that the economy grew at an annual rate of 2.2% in the first quarter of 2012 - less than expected.

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The return of the economic recovery of the countries of the old continent, remains a pressing situation for the leaders of the European Union who are on a meeting in Brussels

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German government decide to issue about 2.5 billion euros of government bonds for a period of thirty years, with interest rate is low and reached to% 2.41, and the demand was higher than supply

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Wall Street has been closed yesterday (Tuesday) in a mixed trend , in light of the positive trend in Europe, and after the publication of negative macro data earlier in Asia.

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Asian stock markets trade is conducted today (Tuesday) in prices decrease, while strengthening of the Japanese Yen puts negative pressure on the Japanese exporters.

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Wall Street trading week is expected to open on the background of the encouraging news from Europe and from the IMF leader’s summit at the weekend, decided to increase aid funds to 430 billion dollars to recover the Eurozone countries into debt.

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The Spanish government sold bonds worth 2.5 billion euros which was more then the target, which was considered a key test of the market confidence in attempts to Madrid to cleanse their public finances

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Asian stock markets trading session takes place today in a mixed trend, after a negative closing in New - York and before the issuance of additional bonds of the Spanish government later today.

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Inflation in Great Britain is unexpectedly in a measure of the consumer price index in March, caused by rising of food prices and the cost of clothing...

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Asian stock markets trading is conducted today (Tuesday) in a mixed trend with a tendency for declines, due to the mixed closing at Wall Street last night and publication of data that direct investment in China fell for the fifth consecutive month.

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Trading week opens against the background of the ongoing correction in global markets recently – after the leading indices in the U.S. and Europe surged over 30% from the beginning of 2012.

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The number of Americans filing for jobless aid hit a two-month high last week and more applications were received ...

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The euro dipped against the dollar and European shares inched higher on Thursday as nervousness grew ahead ...

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In the past week the employment data of March surprised investors and especially the members of the Fed, which a few days ago rejected the option to launch additional quantitative program (QE3) due to continued improvement, in the employment sector.

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The index of U.S. jobless claims rose to levels of 357 thousand applications, where the current reading didn’t meet the expectations ....

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Wall Street has been closed yesterday (Wednesday) in price decrease, due to investor disappointment of the Fed protocols for March released yesterday, which shows that a third bond purchases program will not be launched soon and because of the failed bond issue of Spain.

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U.S factory orders for February exports increased by 1.3% less than expected, Reading prior in January were declining by 1.1%, as the current reading is the best but they are still lower than analysts' expectations...

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Mixed trend characterizes the Asian stock markets trading today (Tuesday), after Wall Street's positive close last night. Slight increases recorded on Hong - Kong and depreciation is recorded in Tokyo.

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Despite the mixed trend recorded on Wall Street last Friday, the leading indices close the best quarter in 14 years.

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Wall Street has been closed yesterday in prices decrease due to the languished trade in Europe following the publication of several macro data weighed down the trade.

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Increased appetite of investors for higher-yielding currencies like the euro and pound after a meeting of euro zone...

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China's economy recorded a slowdown in March after the manufacturing sector got declined for the fifth consecutive month, adding to concern investors from the negative effects of this decline on the global economy, calling for Beijing to adopt new policies to prevent this. In a report issued by the Japanese government was confirmed that the economy got improved in the last period and the rates of growth of the Japanese economy has improved significantly in the few last months.

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Wall Street has been closed yesterday in a mixed trend, due to mixed sentiment in global markets, on the background of flowing news, both positive and less.

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Asian stock markets trade is conducted today (Wednesday) in prices decrease for the second consecutive day, due to the increasing concern over a slowdown in growth in China.

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Asian stock markets trade is conducted today (Tuesday) in a mixed trend with a tendency for declines. In the background of China’s government raises gas and fuel prices to their highest level in two years while the energy and financial stocks on the continent are declining.

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The leading indices set records not seen for many years and it seems that there are more to come. Continuing recovery in the U.S. and the apparent solution of the debt crisis in Europe accounted Trigger to the Raleigh in the markets. If anything unusual will happen until the end of the month, financial markets will close one of the best quarters since the beginning of the sub - prime, which began in early 2008.

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The International Monetary Fund on Thursday, adopted the plan to save Greece worth 28 billion euros. In Europe also the agency Fitch Ratings reduced the Britain’s credit rating from AAA rating to negative, warning that the country faces the prospect of losing classified as excellent in the next few years if the government did not reduce its debt by carrying out austerity measures.

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Asian markets are trading today (Thursday) in a stable trend with tendency for decline except of the Japanese Nikkei which is trading in a positive trend, after yesterday when Wall Street leading indices closed in a positive trend.

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As expected, the Federal Reserve Bank decided to keep interest rates between 0- 0.25%. Economic inflation, as it was reported in the statements: "The increase in oil prices and gasoline recently will raise the inflation rate” European shares hit highest level in seven and a half months on Tuesday as indicated positive data from Germany and the United States for the recovery of the global economy boosted appetite for risky assets such as shares.

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Price increases are recorded in the stock markets of Asia today (Tuesday) after Wall Street closed in a mixed trend yesterday.

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The past week we continued to follow Greece when it implemented the bond swap.

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European stock exchanges in trading yesterday recorded the largest increase during one month, and closed for a second day in ...

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Asian stock markets trading is conducted today (Thursday) in price increases for the fourth consecutive day against the negative GDP data released in Japan this morning, that testified of a local economy shrinking at a rate lower than expected.

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The economy in the Euro Zone shrinks by 0.3% in the fourth quarter of last year, because of the inside debt crisis. The region's economy stagnated in the third quarter...

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Asian trading takes place today (Tuesday) in prices decrease for the second day in a row (For the first time since January), due to weak macro data published in the global markets and ongoing concerns from the lack of implementation of Greece's rescue plan.

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Last week was one of the best weeks in recent years for the U.S indices. The leading indices managed to climb historical heights, has nor seen more than a decade. The S & P is trading at record levels, NASDAQ index trading at levels not seen since 2000 and the Dow close to break the psychological barrier that stands in 13,000 pts.

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Wall Street has been closed yesterday in prices decrease due to investor disappointment from the speech of the Federal Reserve Governor, Ben Bernanke, and after the publishing of the Beige Book data.

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U.S. consumer confidence index for February were valued at 70.8, higher than analysts' forecasts that pointed to the value of 63.0 ...

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Wall Street has been closed yesterday (Monday) in slightly price increases, when investors reacted to two main events.

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Producing oil continues to rise the price of the crude oil for the seventh consecutive week. Crude oil reached its highest level since early May 2011, and the escalation in the crisis revolving around Iran's nuclear program might push oil prices to rise to their highest levels in the last nine months, Iran is considered the third largest exporter of oil in the world and now facing international sanctions as a result of strict views regarding no-cooperation by Tehran over its nuclear program, which has doubtful objectives.

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The Greek parliament passed the swap debt with bondholders of the private sector yesterday to help ensure the adoption of an agreement to save $ 130 billion euros,

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Continuance of the drama in Greece . In spite of the rescue plan approved by the finance ministers of the euro zone this week, the Fitch U.S. credit rating yesterday downgraded Greek debt to the lowest possible level to it......

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Wall Street has closed last night in a mixed trend, after early trading when Dow Jones reached a short distance from the -13 000 points, a record hasn’t happened since 2008.

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EU leaders succeeded last night to avoid possible scenario in which European countries declares insolvency, when approved the second rescue plan for Greece - worth 130 billion euros (170 billion U.S dollar).

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This past week the talks between representatives of the Greek government and EU leaders ended without practical results. According to various reports, some EU countries want to delay their decision on the aid package until after the election to be held in Greece in April.

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Finance ministers from the euro zone are about to take more stringent control procedures on the Greek economy for the Athens meeting granting loans to save $ 130 billion euros

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Asian stock exchanges traded this morning in slightly prices decrease in addition to the negative trend recorded on Wall Street last night. The source of the negative sentiment is in Greece; where getting the necessary financial rescue package is facing difficulties.

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Wall Street has been closed yesterday in a mixed trend, after recovery in the last hour of trading due to the continued negotiations between the Greek government finance ministers of the Eurozone in an attempt to bring the existence of a meeting tomorrow in Brussels.

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U.S. and European equities closed higher after the accepting of the austerity plan in Greece. European shares closed higher in trading in Friday after the Greek parliament passed reforms required for the second installment of the international rescue package.

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Despite the violent demonstrations were held outside parliament against the austerity program, the Greek parliament approved the plan. Now all eyes are turned towards the meeting of European finance ministers on Wednesday to decide on granting the assistance package.

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Greek political parties about to reach an agreement after days of negotiations about the reforms and austerity measures required in order to get the second rescue package worth 130 billion Euros....

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Asian stock markets trading takes place this morning (Thursday) in a mixed trend.

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Index of consumer credit in U.S. for December was larger for $ 19.3 billion than analysts' expected, and proceeded to read the previous value of 20.37 billion U.S. dollars...

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Asian stock markets trading today is characterized by prices decrease, after yesterday trading on Wall Street ended in a mixed trend with a tendency to declines.

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Chairman Ben Bernanke has commented that the council of the U.S. central bank will take every effort to prevent damage from the crisis in Europe...

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Asian trade is conducted today in price increases; this is happening after the positive sentiment of yesterday in global markets and led the European and U.S. stock exchanges to sharply increases.

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Wall Street closed yesterday (Tuesday) in a mixed trend, but it turns out that the monthly summary of January was the best month on Wall Street since 1997.

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Wall Street closed yesterday in price decrease, when the trading day was effected by two main events: first was in Europe, where EU leaders meeting in Brussels attracted great attention, whereby they confirmed the European Stabilization Fund (ESM) which will begin working in July, and discussed the negotiations between the Greek government and its creditors, after more reports came today that the parties reached agreement on the "haircut" of 70% of creditors.

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The main event last week was certainly Bernanke's dramatic announcement about unchanging the interest rate until mid-2014 which caused the dollar to weaken against most currencies.

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European Union summit is expected next Monday,and will focus on increasing employment because unemployment rate reached in Europe record levels 45% among young people in countries such as Spain. Greece is still at the forefront of European interest, has entered negotiations to swap Greek debt with private creditors.

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Asian markets trading in a mixed trend today with a tendency for price increase, as investors in Hong Kong sent the Hang Sang index rises sharply after their return from the New Year's holidays.

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Asian stock markets is trading today in a positive trend, despite yesterday when the International Monetary Fund cut its growth forecast for the global economy, and the Greek government has not yet reached an agreement with creditors.

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Asian trade is conducted today in price increases, despite the message of Bank of Japan that lowers growth forecasts (GDP) of the state to a level of 0.2%, since in October, when it was predicted that growth will be at the level of 0.4%.

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Financial markets continue to race forward third consecutive week, on assessments that the worst regarding the crisis in Europe is over.

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Gold prices closed in the New York Mercantile Exchange (NYMEX) almost unchanged ....

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Trading on Wall Street closed in price increases yesterday due to releasing of reports that the Greek government will come until the weekend to an agreement with the creditors from the private sector to a "haircut" of 68% and on the background of increasing the International Monetary Fund's to one trillion euros.

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Bank of Canada announced its decision to leave the interest rates at current levels at 1.00% ...

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Asian trade is conducted today in prices increases, mainly due to China's positive data. Chinese GDP data released today showed an 8.9% increase in the last quarter of 2011.

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In the past week, after dropping the perfect credit rating of the U.S. in August, the international rating agency S & P shakes the markets again when she decided to carry out her threat and reduce the credit rating of nine euro zone countries, including France - which lost her perfect credit rating for the first time in history .

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U.S. President Barack Obama yesterday requested US congressional approval to increase the debt ceiling for the year...

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Wall Street closed yesterday in a mixed trend, on the background of the positive closing in the European and Asian stock markets.

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Europe, investors focused mainly on information from the meeting between German Chancellor Merkel and French President Sarkozy, announce they will discuss increasing the efficiency of the European rescue fund, and that they expect the fiscal covenant of the EU will be established maximum by March 1 2012.

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Asian markets trading in a positive trend, against the same trend on Wall Street last night and while the U.S. futures signal in the early morning on a positive opening

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In the summery of the first trading week of the year, leading indices on Wall - Street gain increases, when NASDAQ index stood with a jump of over 2.5%.

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The Euro traded against the U.S dollar reached the lowest level , 16 months after the French government sold bonds in 8 billion euros with a return of 3.29% for 10 years and with highest interest rate of 3.18% that France paid.

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Greece will be the first country to get out of the Euro Zone if will not get part of the rescue package of 130 billion Euros (169.5 billion $) in March

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Trading on Wall Street locks yesterday in sharp increases after going on throughout the day in a positive trend.

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Asian trade takes place today in a positive trend after most of the east stock markets were closed yesterday for the New Year.

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European leaders return today from the holiday vacation to work, and are expected to meet early next week to continue discussing the debt crisis.

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Asian stock exchanges are trading today in prices decrease due to the fear and nervousness from the debt crisis of Europe that is causing investors to stand aside and unusually low trading cycles.

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Trading on Wall Street close today in a mixed trend with a tendency to price increase, first trading day of the shortened week of Christmas.

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Trading week on Wall Street has open on the background of the positive sentiment that ruled the markets last week.

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EURUSD is traded horizontal between the price level at 1.3025 and the price level of 1.3100. If the pair will able to infiltrate the price level at 1.3025 and below the closure is expected to complete the pair falling to test the 1.2980

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Europe did not regain the confidence of investors, although the European Central Bank decided to help with this issue. At the ECB’s three-year lending operation on Wednesday, 523 banks borrowed a record 489 billion Euros, well above the 310 billion euro take-up forecast....

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Euro zone ministers agreed on Monday to boost IMF resources by 150 billion to ward off the debt crisis and to increase liquidity of the banks in long-term. Britain's decision not to participate in the Plan to support the euro zone ...

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Financial markets are falling due to fears of further deterioration in the Eurozone. International rating agencies and the disappointing speech of Fed Chairman Bernanke contributed to pessimism in the markets.

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U.S. stocks rose modestly on Thursday, after a fall of the U.S. unemployment, a stronger-than-expected rise in regional factory activity, Asian shares rose and the euro ...

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Asian stock markets traded lower this morning led by Companies related to the commodity markets and also following the manufacturing PMI figures indicating shrinkage in China.

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The Federal Reserve on Tuesday warned that turmoil in Europe presents a big risk to the U.S. economy, leaving the door open to possible....

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Asian stock markets traded lower this morning (Tuesday) led by technology stocks and the major exporters. Concern over Europe is also adding pressure on the markets.

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One of the most dramatic weeks of the year behind us. The leading indices closed the week in sharply price increases due to the summit in Brussels.

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Most Likely Scenario: Short positions below 1.3420 with targets 1.3270 & 1.3220 in extension. Alternative scenario: Above 1.3420 look for further upside with 1.3470 & 1.3515 as targets.

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Most Likely Scenario: Short positions below 1.3460 with targets 1.3345 & 1.33 in extension. Alternative scenario: Above 1.3460 look for further upside with 1.3515 & 1.3570 as targets

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Most Likely Scenario: Short positions below 1.3470 with targets 1.3380 & 1.3345 in extension. Alternative scenario: Above 1.3470 look for further upside with 1.3517 & 1.3570 as targets.

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Asian stock markets traded lower today, mainly due to concerns about the fate of the Eurozone.

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Wall Street trading week is expected to open when investors are going to respond to the employment data released on Friday and the economic news from Europe where the Eurozone leaders are trying to reach a solution regarding the mechanism of a new union, allowing tighter control on struggling economies.

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Today at 1:30 pm GMT (3.30pm Meta Trader time); we are expecting the results of two very important announcements in the U.S.A...

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Wall Street locks yesterday in sharp increases, after the announcement of the dramatic coordinated move by central banks around the world.

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Finance ministers in the EU reached an agreement last night regarding the expansion of the assistance fund namely the EFSF, from total of 440 billion to one trillion euros.

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Wall Street's leading indexes ended the day with price increases in trading, despite the denials of the IMF that is not planning an aid package to Italy.

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Wall Street trading week is expected to open against the market disruption following the debt crisis escalation in Europe in a series of bad news that raise the anxiety level among global markets and trading all over the world.

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EUR/USD trading at -1.3310 a decrease of 70 pips. The pair may find support at 1.3197 and the resistance is at- 1.3438...

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Asian stock market trading takes place today with mixed trends expected to take place, as the Japanese stock exchange experienced declines after a national holiday yesterday.

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Falls were recorded on Wall Street yesterday as the figure of American economic growth in the third quarter was adjusted downward to 2% compared to 2.5% previously.

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Falls were recorded in the stock markets of East Asia today after sharp falls in Wall Street last night. The failure of the special committee of the U.S. Congress to agree on a cut of about $ 1.2 trillion budget over the next 10 years also added to these declines. Contracts on indices in Wall Street - signaled the expectation of a slightly more positive opening trend for today.

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Debt crisis in Europe continued to overshadow the financial markets last week. European leaders still failed to find a solution to solve the problems in the Eurozone, which caused a surge in bond yields on Italian and Spanish.

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the pair stands below its new support and remains on the downside.

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A mixed trend today with declines recorded today in Asia’s leading stock markets after the negative closing on Wall Street yesterday with continued concerns over what is happening on the continent.

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Asian stock market trading takes place today in a negative trend for the second consecutive day where the eyes of investors remain focused on Europe. Italian Prime Minister, Mario Monti was unable to establish a new government, while yields on the 10-year Italian bond had crossed the 7% level at which the governments of Greece, Ireland and Portugal sought help from the European Union and international organizations to deal with their debt crisis.

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Asian stock markets responded this morning (Tuesday) to the negative sentiment which began to emerge yesterday in European stock markets and on Wall Street.

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Asian stock market trading takes place this morning (Thursday) as investors react to developments in Europe concerning the intensification of the sovereign debt crisis which led to the increase of the Italian bond yields last night to an all time record of 7.4% and raised doubts about Italy's ability to refinance that debt.

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Asian trading takes place this morning (Tuesday) in a mixed trend with a tendency to price increases, when the Hong Kong Stock Exchange enjoys a rise with the expectations of monetary policy easing the from the central bank.

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Wall Street opens the trading week due to falls recorded on Friday

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Wall Street trading was conducted in a positive trend that increased with the trade progress

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Wall Street locked in gains after a busy day of macro data affecting the market sentiment and the protocols of hearings on the Federal Reserve interest rate released close to the end of trading day pointed to many disputes between members of...

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Trading on Wall Street today locked in green territory and with impressive sharp price increases of 3%, even though the hurricane caused damage to the east coast of the United States.

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Asian stock markets trading is conducted today (Thursday) in price increases, given the positive sentiment from Wall Street...

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Wall Street trading was closed yesterday in price increased and is being conducted against a decline of 0.7% in sales of new homes in July - the third consecutive month.

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Wall Street's leading indices closed the first trading day of the week in slightly prices increased.

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Google's purchase of last night dragged Wall Street rise and also affects the shares in Asia this morning.

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The leading indices on Wall Street were closed yesterday in sharp declines which increased towards the end of trading on fears on the spread of the debt crisis in Europe to France and possible download in the state ranking.

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Wall Street's volatile day closed in price increases: U.S. trading day closed in sharp price increases of more than 5% leading stock indices after they have fallen to respond to the Fed's interest rate.

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