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LONDON: Europe's main stock markets fell in morning deals on Tuesday owing to profit-taking after beginning the week sharply higher, traders said. Full Article at Economic Times
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World stock markets fell Tuesday after big gains on Monday. China’s largest exchange posted its biggest drop in three months after the country’s central bank warned commercial banks to control their lending. Full Article at The New York Times
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Pedestrians pass an electronic display sign showing the British FTSE 100 in London, Friday, Dec. 12, 2008. View Photo »
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Cable & Wireless has underperformed the sector and the FTSE by 19% and 25% year-to-date despite heavy emerging markets exposure. This reflects sensitivity to recessionary pressures. But with expectations rebased post the first half, we believe focus will now shift to C&W's above-average gearing into cyc...
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European shares were slightly higher by midday on Tuesday, extending the previous session's sharp gains, with stronger mining and pharmaceutical stocks outpacing weaker financial shares. Full Article at International Business Times
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Gains in commodity stocks offset weakness in banks to leave Britain's top share index slightly firmer in choppy trade by mid-session on Tuesday. Full Article at International Business Times
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Banks weigh on world markets after China warning By PAN PYLAS AP Business Writer More News World stock markets fell Tuesday following big gains on Monday, with China's main index posting its biggest drop in three months after the country's central bank... Full Article at KansasCity.com
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A graph showing the performance of the FTSE 100 shares is seen through the spectacles of a computer user in Manchester, northern England, October 15, 2008. View Photo »
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Apart from this, we intend to provide around 20 to 22 trading platforms to investors for investing in global equities and commodities markets. These platforms also include names such as FTSE, Nasdeq, Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT) and London Metal Exchange (LME) to name a few
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W orld stock markets fell Tuesday following big gains on Monday, with China’s main index posting its biggest drop in three months after the country’s central bank warned commercial banks to control their lending. Full Article at Globe and Mail
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Nov. 24 (Bloomberg) -- U.K. stocks advanced as Lloyds Banking Group Plc announced plans to raise 13.5 billion pounds ($22.3 billion) in a rights offering and Bank of England Governor Mervyn King said a recovery in the economy is emerging. Full Article at Bloomberg.com
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A graph showing the performance of the FTSE 100 shares is seen through the spectacles of a computer user in Manchester, northern England, October 15, 2008. Britain's top share index lost 7.2 percent ending a two-day rally, as commodity stocks slumped amid growing fears of global recession.
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