Stocks set to rise after Greece austerity approved Ottowa Business Journal | The Canadian dollar headed higher as Sunday's vote encouraged investors to take on added risk, rising 0.46 of a cent to 100.18 cents US. | U.S. futures were higher as the Dow Jones industrial futures gained 82 points to 12,849, the Nasdaq futures climbed 18.2 points to 2,566.8 and the S&P 500 ...
Stocks to lower on Greece worries Ottowa Business Journal | The Canadian dollar was down sharply as traders avoided risky investments and bought into the safe haven status of U.S. Treasuries. The loonie fell 0.68 of a cent to 99.76 cents US. | U.S. futures also signalled a negative start to the session with the Dow Jones industrial futures down 88 points t...
TSX heads for weak open amid Moody's downgrades Ottowa Business Journal | The Canadian dollar advanced, up 0.09 of a cent to 100.16 cents US. | U.S. futures were weak as the Dow Jones industrial futures dipped four points to 12,831, the Nasdaq futures edged up one point to 2,568.75 and the S&P 500 futures slipped 0.3...
Hong Kong shares close slightly higher The Times Of India Hong Kong stocks closed in positive territory on Tuesday, reversing early losses after Moody's downgraded the debt ratings of six European nations, including Italy, Spain and Portugal. | The benchmark Hang Seng Index added 0.15 percent, or 30.43 poin...
Stocks: European downgrades in focus CNN By CNNMoney staff @CNNMoneyMarkets February 14, 2012: 7:29 AM ET | Click the chart for more premarket data. | NEW YORK (CNNMoney) -- U.S. stocks were set to open little changed Tuesday after Moody's downgraded six eurozone countries and warned that i...
Stocks set to rise after Greece austerity approved Ottowa Business Journal | The Canadian dollar headed higher as Sunday's vote encouraged investors to take on added risk, rising 0.46 of a cent to 100.18 cents US. | U.S. futures were higher as the Dow Jones industrial futures gained 82 points to 12,849, the Nasdaq futures c...
Stocks to lower on Greece worries Ottowa Business Journal | The Canadian dollar was down sharply as traders avoided risky investments and bought into the safe haven status of U.S. Treasuries. The loonie fell 0.68 of a cent to 99.76 cents US. | U.S. futures also signalled a negative start to the session with...
Stocks set for lower start amid Greece uncertainty CNN By CNNMoney staff @CNNMoneyMarkets February 9, 2012: 6:21 AM ET | Click the chart for more premarket data. | NEW YORK (CNNMoney) -- U.S. stocks were poised for a lower start Thursday, as investors continued to focus on Greece, where political parties...
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Asia stocks rise as Greece debt deal appears near The Times Of India | Asian stocks rose Wednesday as Japan's powerhouse exporters got a boost from hopes of new moves to weaken the yen while a deal appeared within reach between Greece and its credit...
Asia stocks rise as Greece debt deal appears near STL Today | Asian stocks rose Wednesday as Japan's powerhouse exporters got a boost from hopes of new moves to weaken the yen while a deal appeared within reach between Greece and its credit...
China shares flat, strong mainland property limits Honk Kong losses The Times Of India HONG KONG: China shares were flat at midday on Thursday, with strength in property developers outweighing losses in financial and resources sectors after higher-than-expected January inflation tempered expectations of a cut in banks' reserve requirem...
Nifty seen opening lower; Hindalco, Tata Steel eyed The Times Of India NEW DELHI: The 50-share Nifty index is expected to open lower on Thursday tracking weak Asian markets while investors will keep a close eye on Hindalco and Tata Steel ahead of their quarterly results which will be out later today. | The Nifty pulled ...
Telstra weighs on shares Sydney Morning Herald | The Australian sharemarket has opened weaker with the stocks of major companies BHP Billiton and Telstra weighing on sentiment after weaker-than-expected profit results. | In early trade, the benchmark S&P/ASX200 index was down 12.5 points, or ...
Chinese company to seek ban on iPad import, export Atlanta Journal | BEIJING — A Chinese company said Tuesday it will ask customs officials to ban imports and exports of Apple's iPads due to a dispute over ownership of the trademark. More business news | Obama proposes $2.8M for Savannah port Southwest and AirTran still far from being one Mortgage event, including chance for $15K, draws nearly 1,000 Foreclos...
