By IBTimes AU
Stocks were dragged down for their worst one-day loss in about six weeks by tumult over the Greek bailout, disappointing readings on the U.S. economy and a downgrade of nearly three dozen Italian banks. (5:49 pm)
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CHINA, GOLD, DOW JONES, GOLDMAN SACHS, FTSE, HANG SENG INDEX, JAPAN, COPPER, COMMERZBANK, DEUTSCHE BANK
By Reuters UK
Conditions are easing in Europe's syndicated loan market as cash from the European Central Bank starts to filter through, boosting liquidity and freeing up new money to lend, although dollar funding remains scarce and expensive. (Feb 10)
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EUROPEAN CENTRAL BANK, INVESTMENT
By Reuters
China shares edged higher on Friday, led by property stocks on expectations some curbs on the sector may be eased, while Hong Kong shares slipped on profit-booking in energy and financial stocks that had recorded strong gains earlier this year. (Feb 10)
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CHINA, CHINA CONSTRUCTION BANK, HANG SENG INDEX
By Reuters
Tighter bank financing is the big threat to shipping companies, and many are looking at alternative sources of funding such as private equity to fill gaps amid a worsening credit squeeze, a transport survey showed on Friday. (Feb 10)
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INTERNATIONAL LAW, LAW FIRM
By IBTimes AU
U.S. stocks drifted upwards Thursday as investors took stock of a Greek austerity deal and continued improvement in the U.S. labor market. The Dow Jones Industrial Average was up 21 points, or 0.2%, to 12907 in afternoon trade. (Feb 09)
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CHINA, GOLD, DOW JONES, GOLDMAN SACHS, FTSE, HANG SENG INDEX, JAPAN, COPPER, UNEMPLOYMENT, COMMERZBANK
By Reuters
Hong Kong shares hit a six-month high on Wednesday and Shanghai's benchmark closed at its highest since Dec. 2 following a slew of Beijing policy moves ahead of Thursday's release of China January inflation data. (Feb 08)
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CHINA, HANG SENG INDEX, WARREN BUFFETT, RETAIL, COPPER, MANAGEMENT
By IBTimes
European stocks opened on a positive note Wednesday, following gains on Wall Street overnight and in Asia on reports that Greece was close to reaching an agreement needed to qualify for a second bailout. (Feb 08)
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GOLD, FTSE, CRUDE OIL, GERMANY