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(RTTNews) - Following the Thanksgiving Day holiday, stocks are poised to move sharply lower on Friday amid concerns about a financial crisis in Dubai. The major index futures are indicating considera...
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U.S. stocks were set to open lower Friday, following sharp declines in Asian markets, as Dubai World and its debt woes threatened Wall Street's confidence.
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(RTTNews) - U.S stock futures point to a sharply lower opening Friday morning, as traders are likely to react to the tumble in global markets over the past two days following the financial crisis in ...
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NUEVA YORK - Las acciones en Wall Street caían el viernes, igual que en las bolsas del mundo, ante el miedo de que la crisis financiera de Dubai trastorne la incipiente recuperación económica.
After an early opening fall, the FTSE 100 index had clawed back some of its lost ground by mid-morning. But traders are holding their breath ahead of Wall Street's opening this afternoon.As the US mar...
London's leading index and other European stock markets mark time as investor wait see how Wall Street reacts to Dubai's debt problems.
NEW YORK (CNNMoney.com) -- U.S. stocks were set to plunge Friday in tandem with worldwide markets, as Dubai World and its debt woes threatened Wall Street's confidence.Dow Jones industrial average, Na...
(RTTNews) - Treasuries have shown a strong upward move in morning trading on Friday, as traders move to the safety of government-backed bonds amid concerns about the financial crisis in Dubai.
The Dubai financial crisis continued to send shares and commodities falling around the world this morning, despite efforts by the emirate's ruling family to calm the panic.
Three Wall Street banks have been picked to manage the initial public offering of South Korean insurance company Samsung Life next year, bringing to a close the highly-competitive tender process for places on the lucrative deal.
The £2.3 billion Dubai takeover of London-listed Dragon Oil could be among the fall outs from the financial crisis in the Arab emirate.
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Nov 27 (Reuters) - The following were the top stories in The Wall Street Journal on Friday. Reuters has not verified these stories and does not vouch for their accuracy. * The dollar fell below 85 yen for the first time since July 1995, with Japan's finance minister hinting more strongly of taking action if the situation continued. * Persian Gulf bonds tumbled and the cost of insuring against ...
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