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Canada's Currency Weakens After Stock-Index Futures Decline
Canada's currency weakened after U.S. stock-index futures declined and Toronto's stock exchange fell yesterday, raising speculation an economic slowdown will reduce demand for the nation's commodity exports.
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Betting on the Greenback
The U.S. dollar has found favor as a safe haven destination once again while market players become risk averse in the current volatility.
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London can ride out economic crisis
London faces substantial job losses over several years warns a new report from researchers at LSE London. But in the longer term the capital has the underlying strength to recover from the effects of the world’s economic crisis.
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Shares rebound on rescue plan
THE stock market rallied today and recorded its biggest one-day rise in almost 11 years after the Federal Government took measures to stabilise the banking system by guaranteeing bank deposits.
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Shares post best daily gain in a decade
Update Australian shares rallied to their biggest one-day gain since October 1997 after renewed efforts by governments at home and abroad to bolster banks sparked renewed confidence in financial stocks and big miners..
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Australian stocks rebound, led by banks
The battered Australian share market rallied on Monday, rising more than five per cent as investors gained confidence from the government's emergency plan to protect the nation's banking system from a global financial meltdown.
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Japan, South Korea reaffirm Asia crisis fund
Japan and South Korea agreed to push ahead with plans for a foreign exchange pool to be used in the event of a regional financial crisis, reports said Sunday.
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Time to come clean
Australia's Big Four banks are all exposed to the default of Lehman Brothers via credit default swaps (CDS) - a noxious bull-market derivative which threatens further contagion in the ailing global financial system.
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Asian stocks rise on rescue plans
Government measures announced over the weekend have received widespread support in Asia Monday as markets opened there for the first day of the trading week.
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Asia stocks rally on hopes for bank rescues
"For the next few months, anything that is emerging markets oriented, they would have a further beating," she said at a Reuters Wealth Management Summit in Singapore. Panic last week about the fate of the global financial system also ripped apart
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Japanese government to stop selling bank stakes
The Japanese government and central bank are to stop selling their two-trillion-yen (US$20-billion) stake in domestic banks to avoid putting further pressure on finance stocks, a report said Monday.
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Families and companies will suffer as financial crisis infec
Families and companies will soon start to suffer because of the financial crisis as banking turmoil helps create a "perfect storm" in the economy.


