Oil prices tumbled today as new government reports show crude inventories continuing to build, suggesting that demand for oil and gasoline will not rebound anytime soon.
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European stock markets fell sharply Wednesday amid renewed concerns about the financial well-being of the banking system and ahead of key Christmas trading news in the U.S. The FTSE 100 index of leading British ...
The president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia expects the economy to slowly start recovering in the second half of 2009 and inflation to remain below 2 percent over the next year.
Indian equities markets, which opened higher Wednesday, rose further by midday, with several stocks looking attractive at current valuations, and a key index gaining 2.99 percent over Tuesday's close just ...
Deutsche Bank AG , Germanya s biggest bank, reported a record loss of about 4.8 billion euros in the fourth quarter after the worst financial crisis since the Great Depression pummeled debt and equity trading.
Chinese shares rebounded Wednesday as investor confidence was buoyed by evidence that Beijing's massive stimulus package is beginning to boost economic activity.
Credit markets are beginning to thaw after months of a deep freeze. In a promising turn that could bolster the economy, companies are selling bonds at a pace not seen since last spring.
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