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Fear that Spain may need a government bailout sent its borrowing costs soaring, the euro to a two-year low against the dollar and stocks around the world sharply lower as investors pulled back Monday from all manner of risk.was down 149 points to 12,674 at 12:10 EDT. Yields for U.S. government bonds sank to record lows as traders sought the safety of American debt.Borrowing costs rose sharply for Spain...
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flat opening Tuesday as investor sentiment continue to be affected by the mounting borrowing costs faced by Spain and worsening economic condition of Greece.Industrial Average were down 0.03 percent, futures on the Standard & Poor's 500 index were down 0.05 percent and futures on the Nasdaq 100 index were up 0.03 percent.Investor sentiment is expected to be affected by the concerns of the economic...
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Asian shares were trading level Tuesday after the previous day's deep losses as a surge in Spain's borrowing costs, to levels seen as unsustainable, triggered alarms that indebted Spanish regional governments could push the euro zone's fourth-largest economy to seek a bailout. was steady, after tumbling 2.4 percent on Monday for its biggest one-day drop in about two months, while's Nikkei stock average...
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Fear that Spain may need a bailout sent its borrowing costs soaring, the euro to a two-year low against the dollar and stocks around the world tumbling as investors pulled back Monday from all manner of risk., after falling 239 points earlier in the day, ended down 101.11 at 12,721.46. Yields for U.S. government bonds sank to record lows as traders sought the safety of American debt.Borrowing costs...
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* Euro plumbs new 2-year lows on fears of bailout for Spain * Investors turn to safe-haven bonds, sending yields to new lows * Brent crude falls more than 3 percent on demand worries (Adds Brent settlement) By Herbert Lash NEW YORK, July 23 (Reuters) - World equity markets sold off and the euro set new two-year lows against the dollar on Monday after reports that more indebted regions in Spain...
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(KRNV & MyNews4.com) -- President Obama spoke at the Veterans of Foreign Wars Convention around 12:20 at the Reno-Sparks Convention Center. President Obama spoke about what he's done and what he wants to do......
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Fear that Spain may need a bailout sent its borrowing costs soaring, the euro to a two-year low against the dollar and stocks around the world tumbling as investors pulled back Monday from all manner of risk. The Dow Jones industrial average, after falling 239 points earlier in the day, ended down 101.11 at 12,721.46. Yields for U.S. government bonds sank to record lows as traders sought the safety...
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- Elton John says he should be dead because of his self-destructive lifestyle decades ago. "By all rights, I shouldn't be here today," he told the International AIDS conference on Monday. But, he said, people including strangers showed him compassion as he battled drug addiction and came to terms with his sexuality. He said he's been sober for 22 years......
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stocks opened sharply lower on Monday as investors were concerned about the financial situation inYoung University Student Offers Infinitely More Sensible Arguments On Austerity Than Peter SchiffMorrison's newly released Social Commissions internet marketing training system.The...
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10-year bonds rose Monday to a prohibitive 7.49 percent amid fears that nothing short of massive intervention by the's risk premium, the extra return investors demand on Spanish bonds compared with equivalent, safe-havendebt, reached 640 points Monday before dropping back to a still-record 632 points by the close of trading. The Madrid stock market's benchmarkJuan Ramón Rallo and Alasdair Macleod talk...
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Sensex on Monday dropped by 281 points to nearly one-month low of 16,877.35 as global markets roiled in debt problems resurfacing in Spain over the weekend.Global stocks crashed after reports said Spain's Murcia region could apply to access government's funds within days of another region, Valencia, planning to take the same route.Later in the day, Bank of Spain said its economy contracted by 0.4 per...
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slipped towards $103 a barrel on Monday as investors sold off riskier assets and fled for the perceived safety of the dollar on fears that Spain will not be able to avoid a costly sovereign bailout.Brent crude was down $3.20 at $103.63 a barrel by 0852 GMT, after brushing an intra-day low of $102.95. Brent had posted a fourth straight weekly gain in the previous session. U.S. crude fell $3.05 to $88.78...
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PAIN FOR SPAIN: Financial pressure is mounting on Spain as its economy shrinks and the cost of bailing out banks and regional governments grows.BORROWING COSTS: Investors pushed the country's borrowing rates to a euro-era high of 7.45 percent Monday on fears that Spain will need a bailout. That is considered an unsustainable level.NOT ENOUGH: Spain has already required an emergency loan package of...
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