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Loading ...March 27th, 2009, 10:24 am | By One Financial | Published in Daily Fundamental | 
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Global stock markets remain positive on Friday although investors seem inclined to scale back some of their buying as the week ends. Trading patterns are indicating more interest in sector plays than broader index positions. European stock markets are tipped to open a bit higher, with government bonds mixed. The ... Read more
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Loading ...March 24th, 2009, 10:09 am | By One Financial | Published in Daily Fundamental | 1 Comment »
Global stock markets are reacting positively to the U.S. toxic debt plan,
although the euphoria is wearing off. European bourses are seen starting
modestly higher, but are likely to taper off later. Government debt may
start mixed and then recover later. The euro is slightly higher along with
spot gold, while oil is lower. ... Read more
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Loading ...March 23rd, 2009, 10:45 am | By One Financial | Published in Daily Fundamental | No Comments »
Global stock markets are higher in response to news of the latest U.S. plan
to hive off toxic debt from banks. European bourses may start steady and
then advance later. Government debt may start little changed. The euro is
higher in response to advancing stocks, while oil is gaining and spot gold
is slightly ... Read more
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Loading ...March 20th, 2009, 9:53 am | By One Financial | Published in Daily Fundamental | No Comments »
Global investors are starting to doubt whether the recent stock rally can continue. European stock markets are called to open lower on Friday, with Wall Street futures lower as well. Government bond prices are seen starting higher. The euro is little changed, with spot gold and oil lower.
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Loading ...March 18th, 2009, 10:25 am | By One Financial | Published in Daily Fundamental | No Comments »
Global stock markets are mixed on Wednesday although European bourses are
called higher in catching up with Wall Street's gains. Government debt is
seen under pressure to start, with the euro up, spot gold steady and the oil
lower.
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European stock markets are seen starting higher on Wednesday, as investors
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Loading ...March 12th, 2009, 8:23 am | By One Financial | Published in Daily Fundamental | No Comments »
Investors decided the stock bounce has run its course, sending global
markets lower on Thursday. European bourses are seen opening lower, with
government debt gaining. The euro and dollar are falling against the yen,
while spot gold and oil are gaining.
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European stock prices are seen lower on Thursday, after markets were mostly
higher Wednesday.
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Loading ...March 11th, 2009, 10:30 am | By One Financial | Published in Daily Fundamental | No Comments »
Global stock markets are trying to build on the momentum from the powerful
Wall Street rally. European bourses are called to start slightly higher
Wednesday, with government debt under light pressure. The euro is a bit
lower, while gold is rebounding and oil is higher.
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Loading ...March 10th, 2009, 11:17 am | By One Financial | Published in Daily Fundamental | No Comments »
Global markets remain in a flux, with some talk of a budding bear-market
rally on an S&P futures pivot at 677. Still, investors remain cautious.
European stock markets and government bond markets are seen inching lower
Tuesday. The euro and oil are up, while spot gold is lower.
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Loading ...March 9th, 2009, 9:32 am | By One Financial | Published in Daily Fundamental | No Comments »
Global stock and bond markets are broadly mixed on Monday as investors pause
to assess whether equities have more to fall or whether a brief rally may be
budding. For Monday, European markets are called to start moderately higher,
with government debt seen testing lower. The euro is little changed, with
gold and oil ... Read more
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Loading ...March 6th, 2009, 10:35 am | By One Financial | Published in Daily Fundamental | No Comments »
Nervous global markets are bracing for Friday's pivotal U.S. labour data,
which are expected to result in more volatility for markets. For Friday,
European stock markets are called largely lower, with government bond prices
maybe testing higher. The euro is up along with gold and oil.
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Loading ...March 4th, 2009, 8:10 am | By One Financial | Published in Daily Fundamental | No Comments »
Global stock markets seem to be finding some footing, as dealers observe
that the saturation of bad news is wearing thin. European bourses are
expected to open slightly higher, with government bonds opening fairly
steady. The euro, gold and oil are lower.
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Loading ...March 3rd, 2009, 10:06 am | By One Financial | Published in Daily Fundamental | No Comments »
Global stocks markets continue under pressure amid signs that a slight
rebound could occur. European stock bourses are could recover modestly, with
government debt prices perhaps under light pressure. The euro and spot gold
are up slightly, with oil lower.
European share markets may rebound Tuesday, after markets fell sharply
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Loading ...February 27th, 2009, 9:00 am | By One Financial | Published in Daily Fundamental | No Comments »
European stock markets are expected to open lower Friday on profit-taking in
the wake of Thursday's gains, and continued volatility; U.S. stock futures
are flat; oil, gold are lower.
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European share prices are expected to open lower Friday, after markets
closed higher for the first time in five sessions Thursday with ... Read more
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Loading ...February 26th, 2009, 10:20 am | By One Financial | Published in Daily Fundamental | No Comments »
Global markets remain wary as they waver between optimism and pessimism.
For Europe's opening, stock markets are likely to start higher, with
government debt prices testing supports. The euro is tentatively lower, with
oil up slightly and spot gold down.
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European share markets are seen higher Thursday, after bourses pulled back
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Loading ...February 25th, 2009, 10:53 am | By One Financial | Published in Daily Fundamental | No Comments »
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Wall Street's powerful rebound Tuesday is already wearing thin in global
markets Wednesday. European stock markets are called modestly higher and
those gains may fade with Wall Street futures lower. Government debt may
edge lower, while the euro gains and oil and spot gold ease downward.
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Loading ...February 24th, 2009, 8:43 am | By One Financial | Published in Daily Fundamental | No Comments »
Amid the gloom and doom, global bourses remain under pressure, although a
few experts are venturing calls for a rebound in the global economy in the
second half. For Tuesday, European stock markets are called lower, with
government debt firm. The euro is higher, with gold and oil lower.
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Loading ...February 23rd, 2009, 10:21 am | By One Financial | Published in Daily Fundamental | No Comments »
Hopes for a U.S. rescue of Citibank are helping support global stock markets
Monday. European stock markets are called to open higher, and government
debt could test higher. The euro is higher, with gold and oil heading lower.
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European share prices are seen higher Monday, after markets fell sharply
Friday, with ... Read more
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Loading ...February 20th, 2009, 10:50 am | By One Financial | Published in Daily Fundamental | No Comments »
EUROPEAN OUTLOOK & US/ASIAN SUMMARIES:
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Global markets remain very skeptical of government programs to revive
economic activity. European stock markets are seen starting well lower on
Friday, with government debt prices testing higher. The euro, gold and oil
are all lower as investors rethink prospects for a revival in demand.
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Loading ...February 19th, 2009, 8:45 am | By One Financial | Published in Daily Fundamental | No Comments »
European stock markets are seen slightly lower to start Thursday, while
government bonds could also see light pressure, as markets assess the latest
efforts to shore up the global economy. The euro is slightly higher with oil
up as well, while spot gold is lower.
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Loading ...February 18th, 2009, 10:20 am | By One Financial | Published in Daily Fundamental | No Comments »
Global markets are taking a skeptical view of the U.S. efforts to revive its economy, banking sector and auto industry. European bourses are seen starting slightly lower on Wednesday, with government debt prices testing higher. Gold, the euro and oil are lower.
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