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Global stocks rebound from year's lows, euro dips
(Reuters) - Global stocks rebounded from their lows for the year on Monday as world leaders emphasized their support for economic growth in the euro zone, but the euro dipped on persistent concerns that Greece could leave the bloc.
Many investors and analysts see the pause in selling of stocks and other risky assets as temporary, given the uncertainties ahead for Greece, which holds national elections on June 17.
On Saturday, leaders of the Group of Eight nations stressed that their "imperative is to promote growth and jobs" for the euro zone and expressed support for Greece to stay in the euro.
Despite calls from the United States for immediate moves to boost growth, no sign emerged that Germany would soften its stance on austerity as the cure for Europe's debt problems.
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Global stocks rise from year's lows, euro dips
(Reuters) - Global stocks rose on Monday from their lows for the year as world leaders voiced support for economic growth in the euro zone and China, but the euro dipped on persistent concerns that Greece could leave the bloc.
Many investors and analysts reckon the pause in selling stocks and other risky assets as temporary, given the uncertainties ahead for Greece, which holds national elections on June 17.
On Saturday, leaders of the Group of Eight nations stressed that their "imperative is to promote growth and jobs" for the euro zone and expressed support for Greece to stay in the euro.
But despite calls from the United States for immediate moves to boost growth, no sign emerged that Germany would soften its stance on austerity as the cure for Europe's debt problems.
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LME copper gains on soft dollar; Europe eyed
(Reuters) - London copper rose on Monday after last week's steep losses, as a weak dollar, technical buying and a pickup in Chinese spot demand supported prices, although worries about the euro zone debt crisis capped gains.
Hopes for stimulus from top consumer China after the country's premier called for additional efforts to support growth on Sunday proved to be a bright spot for copper, which has shed about 9 percent in London over the last three weeks.
But market participants warned the upward momentum may be short-lived, given the chaos in Europe, where political problems threaten to drive Greece out of the euro zone and indebted Spanish banks keep their country's borrowing costs high.
Three-month copper on the London Metal Exchange rose 1.2 percent to $7,742 a tonne by 0713 GMT, ...
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Asian stocks returned to losses on collective downgrades including Spanish banks, Greece and China
As Europe’s debt crisis is threatening the global recovery, market participants limited their risk exposure while some inventors locked on to their profits ahead of the weekend, driving the Asian stocks lower where the MSCI Asia Pacific Index dropped 2.2% at 11.28 in Tokyo, and is down 0.8% this year.
Global equity markets lost almost $4 trillion dollars this month as Europe’s debt crisis is worsening threatening the global economic stability. Moody’s downgraded 16 Spanish banks on Thursday after the nation fell into recession during the first quarter while loan losses are mounting.
Meanwhile Fitch Ratings downgraded Greece by one notch to CCC from B- since its political deadlock is pushing the country out of the euro zone, as attempts to form a new government failed, leading to new ...
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Risk Recovery Looks Fragile
It's one step forward and two steps back for risk at the moment. On the one hand we heard yesterday that Greece was 'more than likely' to receive its next aid tranche in order to cover a bond redemption due later this month, yet the political deadlock from Sunday's election is now entering its fourth day. The chances are that Greece will have to go back to the polls next month (at the cost of about EU 18mn) and the financial markets are concerned that the electorate will choose an anti-austerity party as its first choice.
The choice is up to the Greeks
However, Greece may not like austerity, but it also wants to remain in the Eurozone. EU officials, particularly in Germany, have broken the taboo that no one can leave the Eurozone and started to publically announce that Greece has to ...
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SunBirdFX Daily Market Analysis : 05/07/2012
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Wall Street closed the trading week with sharp declines on the background of disappointing Non-farm payroll change, as we estimated after the release of the prior data by the ADP last Wednesday. About 80% of the large 500 companies reported better than expected results for the first quarter of 2012, but the negative atmosphere took over Wall Street on the second part of last week. The investors also ignored the improving unemployment rate that went down from 8.2% to 8.1%.
On the technical aspect, things look less dramatic for the US indices. Dow Jones reached new highs during last week as NASDAQ and S&P 500 did not make any significant change during the recent four weeks, in spite of the high volatility. We mentioned that the S&P 500 had to successfully break-through ...
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Brent falls below $113 on global demand worries
(Reuters) - Brent crude fell below $113 a barrel on Monday, striking its lowest level since late January, on growing worries about global energy demand after weak U.S. jobs data and European elections that could threaten efforts to fix the euro zone debt crisis.
Oil prices, which have fallen for four straight sessions, suffered a sell off on Friday after data showing U.S. nonfarm hiring slowed for the second month in a row in April, fueling fears of falling energy demand in the world's top oil consumer.
This was compounded by weekend elections in France and Greece that raised concerns over their ability to carry out further austerity measures seen as key to tackle the region's debt crisis.
Since Friday, U.S. crude has lost more than 6 percent, while Brent has dropped over 4 percent.
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Euro Drops After Hollande Takes Elysée Palace
With the beginning of the week, the Euro started a free fall against American dollar creating a downside gap in price which threatened the major support levels at 1.2950 after breaking the psychological level at 1.3000 after the log in of Francois Hollande in Elysée Palace.
Francois Hollande gained 51.8% of votes in elections, where Nicolas Sarkozy announced in a press conference with his supporters that he will not run for legislative elections that will be held in next June and directed a tribute to his opponent the winner, 'Hollande' and calling him the new President.
Worth to mention that investors raised their concerns about Hollande's program matches the policies of austerity that France pledged to carry out in order to shrink the deficit of its budget, where the program aims to ...
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Asian session opening: Euro drops after Hollande takes Elysée Palace
With the beginning of the week, the Euro started a free fall against American dollar creating a downside gap in price which threatened the major support levels at 1.2950 after breaking the psychological level at 1.3000 after the log in of Francois Hollande in Elysée Palace.
Francois Hollande gained 51.8% of votes in elections, where Nicolas Sarkozy announced in a press conference with his supporters that he will not run for legislative elections that will be held in next June and directed a tribute to his opponent the winner, "Hollande" and calling him the new President.
Worth to mention that investors raised their concerns about Hollande’s program matches the policies of austerity that France pledged to carry out in order to shrink the deficit of its budget, where the program aims to ...
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