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STOCK, Shares, NYSE News, Aug 06, 2011


Fearful Investors Exiting Stocks and Bonds Alike
ABC News
Although the latest week's retreat from bond funds was surprising, the amount pulled out was far smaller than for two other fund categories, stock funds and money-market funds. As the market tumbled, investors withdrew about $7.5 billion from stock ...
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Bond ETFs That Soar When Stocks Sink
Smartmoney.com
Not gold, not inverse or leveraged funds, but in exchange-traded funds that invest as far out in the bond market as possible, collectively known as long-term bond ETFs. Most bond funds and ETFs concentrate their portfolios in intermediate-term bonds ...
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A World of Worries: Markets Fall, New Recession Feared
Wall Street Journal
Nearly 14 billion shares changed hands -- almost double the year's daily average. The Chicago Board of Exchange Market Volatility Index, or VIX, a measure of fear, rose a whopping 35% to its highest level since June 2010. It was the busiest options ...
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Wall Street Journal
Milan Stock Exchange ends disastrous "black week"
Xinhua
The main FTSE Mib stock market index closed Friday down 0.70 percent, hitting a new low at 16015 points, following a wave of panic selling at the opening. The spread or difference in yields on Italian 10-year government bonds and benchmark German bonds ...
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Local investors not panicking, but they are a little jittery
Charleston Post Courier
The US flag flies from the New York Stock Exchange on Friday in New York. Fears that the economy might dip back into recession helped send the Dow Jones industrial average down 513 points on Thursday. European leaders are struggling to contain that ...
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KSE nosedives 471 points
The News International
KARACHI: The Karachi Stock Exchange (KSE) took one of the deepest plunges of its history on Friday when its 100-share index lost 471 points following the decline in global stock and commodity markets, said traders. Investors, particularly foreign...
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US stocks rebound on positive jobs data; EU sees biggest fall
Arab Times Kuwait English Daily
Indian shares plunged to a one-year-low on Friday, triggered by US economic worries and the European debt crisis which have spooked world markets. Shares on the benchmark 30-share Sensex index at the Bombay Stock Exchange tumbled 702.27 points or 3.96 ...
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Arab Times Kuwait English Daily
Asian Stocks Have Biggest Fall in Three Years on Growth Concern
Bloomberg
Japan's moves to sell the currency, which this week neared a post-World War II record, and expand an asset-purchase fund followed efforts by the Swiss central bank to curb the franc's gains. The European Central Bank resumed bondpurchases and offered ...
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India's Economy Can Withstand Global 'Negative Sentiments,' Mukherjee Says
Bloomberg
“We witnessed some recovery already and this is testimony to our capacity for resilience,” Mukherjee said, referring to the Indian stock, currency and bondmarkets. The Bombay Stock Exchange Sensitive Index, or Sensex, lost 387.31, or 2.2 percent, ...
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Banks shares finish mixed while government paper rebounds
Malta Independent Online
The Malta Stock Exchange Index dropped a marginal 3 points, or less than 0.1 per cent on Friday, to close out the week at 3272.216 on light volume of 52573 sharesacross 25 deals. Banks shares finished mixed with stock of Lombard Bank plc adding 9c, ...
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Stock market slammed; 512.76 loss largest since '08
Charleston Post Courier
... the Standard & Poor's economist, thinks the Fed might choose to exchangethe shorter-term bonds it purchased during QE2 for longer-term bonds, "creating even lower short-term interest rates than they already have." The Fed's benchmark federal funds ...
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Gold Prices Lose Steam as Equities Regain Momentum
TheStreet.com
Investors were cheered by EU's ability to tackle debt issues and dumped gold forstocks. "I think the whole world was looking at the $1680 [level]," says Dave Kavanagh, CEO of Grant Park Fund, who thinks gold could sell off further in the short term. ...
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National Bank pays international bond bonuses
Caspionet
The National Savings Bank of Kazakhstan has written an official letter to the Kazakhstan Stock Exchange about the payment of the first coupon bonus on its international bonds. According to ATF Bank Research, the tourism contribution of the GDP of ...
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Amid market slide, room for hope
Boston Globe
Traders were busy on the floor of the New York Stock Exchangeyesterday, as stocks rallied briefly on word that hiring improved in July. (Jin Lee/Associated Press) By John Dorfman The US stockmarket has lost more than 11 percent since the end of April ...
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Boston Globe
Stock plunge shakes faith
The Tennessean
VOLATILE DAY: Three stocks fell for every one that rose on the New York Stock Exchange. The S&P 500 is down 11 percent since July 22. — Associated Press Don't panic: Don't lose sight of your investment goals and consider your time horizon. ...
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The ETF advantage is no longer clear
Toronto Star
Within seconds, an exchange-traded fund sales rep will appear to challenge your decision. The long-running mutual fund industry vs. ETF industry debates began when the first ETF in the world was launched in Canada in 1989 by the TorontoStock Exchange. ...
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Asia Central Banks Set to 'Stick It Out' With U.S. Treasuries
San Francisco Chronicle
6 (Bloomberg) -- Asian investors are likely to retain their US Treasuries holdings for now after the American sovereign credit rating was lowered, with options limited by the region's foreign-exchange rate policies. South Korean officials added the ...
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PH gov't on cautious mode as US loses AAA credit rating
Inquirer.net
The threat of a downgrade is likely already reflected in the plunge in stocks this week, said Harvey Neiman, a portfolio manager of the Neiman Large Cap ValueFund. “The market's already been shaken out,” Neiman said. “It knew it was coming. ...
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World of Worry
Barron's
Emerging markets were down sharply as well, with the popular iShares MSCI EM Index exchange-traded fund (ticker: EEM) off 9.6% on the week with the iShares MSCI Brazil ETF (EWZ) plunging 11% and putting it into bear-market territory. ...
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S&P downgrades US credit rating from AAA
Korea Times
Special emphasis will be placed on foreign exchange rates, inflow and outflow of foreign funds, and possible repercussions to the stockand bonds market, government sources said. Related to the latest development, Vice Finance Minister Yim Jong-yong ...
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Korea Times
Peer pressure: Stock market nosedives amid global sell-off
The Express Tribune
(AFP) As global markets witnessed the worst day in trading since 2009, the Karachi Stock Exchange (KSE) also followed its lead and witnessed panic selling. The stock market's benchmark 100-shareindex dropped by 471 points or 4% to end at 11375.09 ...
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The Express Tribune
Financial Clearinghouses Watchful On US Downgrade Fallout
NASDAQ
Representatives for the Depository Trust & Clearing Corp., which handles all USstock trades, and CME Group Inc. (CME), the world's largest futures exchangeoperator, had no immediate comment. CME late Friday did notify traders that increased levels of ...
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Stocks Post Biggest Weekly Loss Since Crisis; S&P Downgrades the U.S. (AAPL...
TradersHuddle.com
The impressive quarterly results from MasterCard and its big stock jump, help liftshares of peer Visa (NYSE:V) as well. Visa rallied 4.69% to $87.48 as MasterCard's profit climbed 33% and revenues jumped 22% year over year. ...
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Wells Fargo, KPMG to pay $627 million to settle loan lawsuits
Los Angeles Times
It admitted no liability or wrongdoing by Wachovia in settling with the plaintiffs, which are pension funds and other large investors that bought Wachovia's bonds and preferred stock. Wells Fargo and KPMG, which had audited the books of Charlotte, ...
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Los Angeles Times
Wall St. recovers after wild swings, global stocks dive
Oman Tribune
Sources close to the matter told Reuters the European Central Bank had demanded such measures in exchange for buying bonds to ease the pressure on Italy, which has come under market attack. There was no immediate reaction from the ECB but a European ...
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Is an annuity right for you? Well, probably not
OregonLive.com
Derek R. Lenington of Lenington Financial in Portland prefers to diversify retirement holdings across different assets: bonds, CDs, real estate and stock mutual funds. All noted retirees can accomplish the same task simply by setting up their own IRA...
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America's painful recovery: Is that a light at the end of the tunnel or ...
Telegraph.co.uk
A glance up at the rows of electronic tickertapes that decorate the floor of the New York Stock Exchange did little to dissuade Polcari, chief trader at the NYSE for ICAP, the UK broker-dealer. It was about 3pm on Tuesday and the Dow Jones Industrial ...
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Telegraph.co.uk
Gold, bond prices up, Re weakens
Times of India
In the foreign exchange market, the rupee weakened against the US dollar, on fears that because of the slide in the stock market, foreign funds could trim their portfolio and take dollar out. The rupee opened at 44.75 to a dollar, fell to a five-week ...
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India's Aurobindo Pharma posts 1Q loss
MarketWatch
The latest quarter was hurt by an exceptional charge related to overseas convertiblebonds. Sales for the April-June quarter rose 17% to INR10.77 billion from INR9.22 billion, the pharmaceutical company said in a filing to the Bombay Stock Exchange. ...
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Debt crisis: as it happened, August 5, 2011
Telegraph.co.uk
ECB to start buying Spanish and Italian bonds [or] radically increase the size of the bailout fund. Would either of these options work? Is there a bailout fund big enough to cope if the worst happens? 20.08 Dow just slipped into negative territory ...
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Telegraph.co.uk
ECB'S Gonzalez-Paramo Says Spain Has a Lot to Do on Budget
Bloomberg
The ECB resumed its bond-buying program, without extending the purchases to those two countries. Umberto Bossi, leader of Italy's co-ruling Northern League party, said the ECB will start buying Italian bonds on Aug. 8, as part of anexchange for the ...
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As the World Churns, Traders Squirm
Wall Street Journal
Stock futures soared. Yet, with an hour to go before the New York Stock Exchange would open, Mr. Sperling decided not to trade. "I still think it'll be a whippy day," he said. "I don't want to jump the gun." Scott Redler, T3's chief strategic officer ...
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20 things you need to know about the economic crisis
Irish Independent
The interest rate on Ireland's bailout loans has been slashed and Ireland's borrowing costs are being reduced because the ECB is buying our bonds, in the absence of other buyers. Also yesterday, despite all the plunging stock markets, Standard & Poor's ...
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Gold slips on reports of ECB deal to buy Italian, Spanish bonds
The Australian
However, reports the ECB reached a tentative deal to purchase Italian and Spanish debt in exchange for commitment to economic reforms eased market fears and pushed gold into negative territory. The most actively traded contract, for December delivery, ...
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World Market Snap Shot
Live Trading News
To comfort the market, the ECB said Friday that it would buy Italian and Spanish bonds in exchange for fiscal reforms, but some investors still do not believe that ECB will purchase the high-yield Italian bonds and the positive news failed to over ...
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Buy PTC India Fin target of Rs 25 8 Aditya Birla Money
Moneycontrol.com
The management expects share of bank borrowing to come down going forward to ~20.0% by FY14E, while NCDs, ECBs and infrastructure bonds are likely to constitute around 40.0%, 30.0% and 10.0% respectively. • Asset quality continued to remain strong with ...
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Moneycontrol.com
US gets historic credit rating clip
Victoria Times Colonist
By Walter Brandimarte, Reuters August 6, 2011 A foreign currency dealer at the Korea Exchange Bank shows his frustration as global markets continued their upheaval on Friday. The United States lost its top-notch AAA credit rating from Standard & Poor's ...
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World stock markets slide further
The Nation, Pakistan
In highly volatile trading, Madrid and Milan rebounded for part of the day on rumours that that the European Central Bank was preparing to buy hard-hit Spanish and Italian bonds, before falling back. Madrid ended the day down 0.18 percent and dropped ...
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Weekly: Clean Harbors strengthens 0.2%, rising for a fourth consecutive week ...
Waste Management World
On July 31, 2009, the Company acquired Eveready Inc. [News Story] http://www. nasdaq. com/aspx/companynewsStoryPrint. aspxstoryid=201108030730bizwire_usprx____bw5317 Source: NASDAQ Stock Exchange [News Story] NORWELL, Mass. ...
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Sharp Fall on Market Reflects Wider Fears
Jakarta Globe
More than 10.3 billion shares valued at Rp 9.9 trillion ($1.2 billion) changed hands. Of the 332 stocks traded on the Indonesia Stock Exchange, only eight rose. Coal miners, palm oil producers and rubber plantation operators were the biggest losers...
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Fearful investors exiting stocks and bonds alike
The Associated Press
Although the latest week's retreat from bond funds was surprising, the amount pulled out was far smaller than for two other fund categories, stock funds and money-market funds. As the market tumbled, investors withdrew about $7.5 billion from stock ...
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Nigeria's National Currency (1914 – 2014): One Money, Many Transitions ...
Leadership Newspapers
In short, the mint, through whose functions the CBN principally regulates Nigeria's capital market and the international money flow via the various commercial, industrial and trade banks as well as practices at stock exchange chambers and security ...
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Leadership Newspapers
Stockmarket crisis: Q&A
Telegraph.co.uk
A. Ironically, many British companies, especially engineering firms, have reported stellar financial results this week, announcing to the London Stock Exchange that they have never enjoyed such good business on the back of a resurgence in global travel ...
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Telegraph.co.uk
RBS to axe 2000 jobs after tumbling £794m into the red
Telegraph.co.uk
RBS's share price collapsed in early trading this morning, losing nearly 20pc of their value and prompting the London Stock Exchange to automatically suspend trading in the shares for five minutes. The suspension came a day after trading in the shares ...
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TSX tumbles 218 points as US jobs report fails to calm investors
Winnipeg Free Press
Italian and Spanish bonds have traded this week at levels that threaten the ability of those countries to raise money in the bond markets to pay off debt. The junior TSX Venture Exchange was off 41.84 points to 1811.49. It had been hoped that a decent ...
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AP source: G-7 to discuss central bank action
CBS News
Stock trader Michael Pansegrau reacts at the German stock exchange in Frankfurt, central Germany, Friday, Aug. 5, 2011. Europe's debt crisis and fears over the US economy battered markets once again Friday, challenging vacationing European leaders to ...
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Live Blog: Ratings, Jobs and Global Markets Turmoil
Wall Street Journal (blog)
A little more than half of the contracts traded were linked to exchange-tradedfunds, according to OCC, which handles all US stock options transactions. So-called SPY options, linked to the SPDR exchange-traded fund, were the single most actively ...
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Fearful Investors Exiting Stocks and Bonds Alike
Although the latest week's retreat from bond funds was surprising, the amount pulled out was far smaller than for two other fund categories, stock funds and ...
abcnews.go.com/Business/wireStory?id=14243138
Bond ETFs That Soar When Stocks Sink
Not gold, not inverse or leveraged funds, but in exchange-traded funds that invest as far out in the bond market as possible, collectively known as ...
www.smartmoney.com/.../SB70001424053111903366504576...
Bogleheads :: View topic - Rebalancing question from noob
I understand buying and selling shares within an IRA but am confused about the best way to ... In wife's Roth IRA, exchange bond funds for stock funds. ...
www.bogleheads.org/forum/viewtopic.php?t=79699&mrr...

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