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THE share market has closed in positive territory, with weakness in the financials offset by gains in the materials and energy sectors.
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THE Australian dollar was lower at noon as investors abandoned the high-yielding currency after heavy falls on local and overseas equity markets and ahead of a meeting of world leaders in Washington on the weekend.
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City centre flats dominate a survey indicating the 10 areas in England and Wales with the biggest falls in property prices.
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As of early Friday afternoon, Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group's long-awaited investment in Morgan Stanley could more than give the Japanese bank a big stake in the embattled firm. Technically, it could buy Morgan Stanley outright.
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ASML Holding NV (ASML) is showing weakness during pre-market trading on Tuesday. At 8:13 am ET the stock is trading at $15.38 down $0.75 from Monday's close.
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Pepsico, Inc. (PEP) is falling during pre-market trading on Tuesday following the release of quarterly results which included a lowered full-year guidance.
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THE dollar was lower at noon after volatile trade this morning, as uncertainty about the impact of government rescue packages around the world dampened investor sentiment.
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HSBC Holdings Plc (HBC) is dropping during Wednesday's pre-market trading. At 9:01 am ET the stock is trading at $72.08 down $3.30 from Tuesday's close.
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Intel (INTC) rose in pre-market trading, after the company reported a rise in third quarter profit and issued its fourth quarter guidance.
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Financial services company Marshall & Ilsley Corp. on Wednesday reported a profit for the third quarter that plunged 62% from a year ago as the company experienced continued stress on its construction and development portfolio due to the ongoing deterioration in the housing market. The company set aside a provision for loan losses that almost quadrupled from a year ago. The company's stock is currently down more than 5% in the regular trading session.
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NVIDIA Corp. (NVDA) is dropping during Thursday's pre-market trading. At 8:28 am ET the stock is trading at $6.75 down $0.27 from Wednesday's close.
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British temporary power provider Aggreko Plc Thursday said its third-quarter revenues grew better-than-expected at 39%, or 30% in constant currencies, as demand increased following the Beijing Olympics and hurricanes in the U.S. Aggreko now expects 2008 pre-tax profit above market estimates and be at least 50% higher than 2007. Aggreko is also creating a new Europe & Middle East region from the merger of its Middle East local business and European local business, and has hired Bill Caplan to hea
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The Australian stock market was trading higher Friday on bargain hunting following Thursday's 7% plunge. Wall Street's triple-digit gains overnight also added to the positive sentiment. However, falling commodities prices and lingering global recession fears limited the gains in the key resources sector.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Stocks leaped on Thursday, as investors snapped up beaten-down shares the day after Wall Street's worst day since the 1987 stock market crash while consumer companies gained as the price of oil fell.
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THE share market has opened higher this morning after Wall St made strong gains overnight.
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The dollar closed higher at US69c after a positive finish on Wall Street improved investor's risk appetite, but couldn't break the US70c mark.
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Gilead Sciences (GILD) climbed in pre-market trading, after the company reported a rise in third quarter profit.
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THE dollar closed firmer today, at just under $US70c, as the spot price of gold recovered and the local share market rallied.
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The Australian stock market was trading higher Tuesday, extending Monday's more than 4% gains, following a session of solid gains on Wall Street overnight. As commodity prices climbed, investors bought into resource stocks, which led to the advance in the broader markets. At 9:12 p.m. ET, the benchmark S&P/ASX 200 index was up 104 points or 2.51% at 4,246, after closing up 4.32% on Monday. The broader All Ordinaries index was gaining 104 points or 2.53% to 4,202.
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Tuesday, the Canadian dollar declined to new multi-day lows against the US dollar and the Japanese yen ahead of the monetary policy announcement by the Canadian Central Bank. On the other hand, the loonie showed strength against the European currency and the Australian dollar.
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Coach (COH) rallied in pre-market trading, after the company reported a rise in first quarter profit.
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Biogen (BIIB) advanced in pre-market trading, after the company reported a higher third quarter profit.
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Fifth Third Bancorp (FITB) is dropping during Tuesday's pre-market trading following the release of quarterly results. At 9:15 am ET the stock is trading at $11.00 down $1.23 from Monday's close.
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AK Steel (AKS) climbed in pre-market trading, after the company reported a rise in third quarter profit and the board authorizing a $150 million share buy back plan.
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Schering-Plough Corp. (SGP) is showing strength during pre-market trading on Tuesday following the release of quarterly results. At 8:23 am ET the stock is trading at $15.39 up $0.89 from Monday's close.
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In late London trading, the Euro sank to 1.3092 dollars, a low not seen since March 9, 2007. This comes on the heels of a US Federal Reserve announcement from Ben Bernanke that it would back another US stimulus package
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Dollar Thrifty (DTG) jumped in pre-market trading, after the company provided an update on its liquidity.
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Apple (AAPL) climbed in pre-market trading, after the reported a rise in fourth quarter profit and issued its first quarter guidance.
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EMC (EMC) rose in pre-market trading, after the company reported a rise in third quarter non-GAAP earnings and issued its fourth quarter guidance.
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JOHANNESBURG, Oct. 22 -- While markets around the world swoon, the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange is marking record gains as citizens turn to equities in a desperate attempt to protect their money from the country's stratospheric hyperinflation.
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Alcon (ACL) slumped in pre-market trading, after the company lowered its 2008 fiscal year revenue outlook.
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Citrix Systems (CTXS) advanced in pre-market trading, after the company reported a rise in third quarter earnings and raised its 2008 fiscal year guidance.
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R.H. Donnelley (RHD) rose in pre-market trading, after the company reported an unexpected rise in third quarter profit.
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The share market was weaker at noon, turning around from positive territory, as the major banks and miners fell.
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Las Vegas Sands (LVS) slumps in pre-market on plans to raise capital.
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The U.S. dollar has fallen to its lowest level against the Japanese yen in 13 years.
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The rise and fall of the Sensex has been dizzying.
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US stocks tumble after routs in Asia and Europe. Financial and energy stocks are the market laggards. Oil falls below $65; retail gas is cheaper than a year ago. An uptick in existing-home sales offers some cheer. The Fed may cut interest rates next week.
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THE Australian dollar was weaker at noon, as investors sold commodities-driven currencies on ongoing worries that a global recession will demand for raw materials.
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THE dollar opened 3.1 per cent weaker today after fears of a global recession pushed the currency to a five-year low at the weekend.
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Sohu.com (SOHU) rallied in pre-market trading, after reported a surge in third quarter profit and plans to buy back shares.
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Verizon (VZ) climbed in pre-market trading, after reporting a rise in third quarter profit.
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A big run-up fades as an oil rally stalls and sends stocks to 5-and-a-half-year lows. The administration may lend GM the cash it needs to buy Chrysler. Verizon earnings impress Wall Street. Traders expect the Fed to cut interest rates Wednesday.
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THE share market has clawed back substantial early losses to close marginally weaker, down 0.4 per cent.
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The Japanese stock market was trading sharply higher on Wednesday following the overnight surge on Wall Street and on hopes that the Bank of Japan will cut interest rates at its upcoming policy meeting later this week. Additionally, a weaker yen boosted export-oriented stocks.
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THE dollar was higher at noon after a strong rally on US equity markets overnight fuelled demand for the high-yielding assets and pushed the currency above $US0.64.
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Korea Electric Power Corp. (KEP) is suffering losses during pre-market trading on Wednesday. at 8:59 am ET the stock is trading at $8.19 down $1.20 from Tuesday's close.
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THE share market has opened almost 2 per cent higher after US indices swung in and out of positive territory to close mostly lower.
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UPDATE 7: Oman, Qatar, Abu Dhabi all close up but Dubai and Saudi are down.