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(RTTNews) - With traders expressing concerns about a financial crisis in Dubai, stocks saw significant weakness during trading on Friday. The major averages all ended the day firmly in negative terri...
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BREAKING NEWS: U.S. markets dropped sharply Friday following news that Dubai World, a government-investment company, is having trouble paying roughly $60 billion in debt. The Dow Jones Industrial ...
The Dow Jones opened down more than 200 points as Dubai's debt problems triggered a sell off by nervous US investors.
FXstreet.com (Córdoba) – Stocks in the U.S. ended in negative on the first trading day after the Dubai crisis. Despite finishing with important losses main stock indexes moved far from the lows of the day.
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NEW YORK, Nov 27 (Reuters) - U.S. stocks fell in Friday's abbreviated session as a possible debt default by a Dubai state-owned conglomerate fueled concern that the global financial system was not fully stabilized.
NEW YORK (AP) — Stocks are tumbling as fear sweeps world markets that financial trouble in the Middle Eastern city-state of Dubai will upend a global economic recovery. The market is off its worst levels Friday as European stocks rebounded from earlier losses. Trading has been erratic during the shortened session. The market closes three hours early, at 1 p.m. EST.
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La Bourse de New York a ouvert en forte baisse vendredi, pour une séance écourtée au lendemain d'un jour férié, les investisseurs s'inquiétant des conséquences
Dubai, the gulf emirate that has grown explosively over the last decade, is now at the centre of markets' attention on fears that it could struggle to repay its debt.
Investors recoiled from risky assets today and dumped shares in Asian banks and builders, fearing a Dubai debt default could reignite the financial turmoil of the credit crisis.
By Tamara Walid and David Dolan
Shades of the roiling energy markets that were set off last year by the crisis on Wall Street emerged again Friday with crude seeing the largest percentage drop in prices since January.
