Wednesday, February 18, 2009

Markets morning briefing

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 All times are London time: Wednesday Feb 18 2009


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FTSE higher as financials find support
Feb 18 2009 08:58
The FTSE 100 bounced back from three-month lows, with financial stocks receiving a measure of support after four sessions of sustained losses. Read more »

Asian shares fall amid economic gloom
Feb 18 2009 04:41
Deepening economic gloom and fears about the health of the global finance sector pushed Asian shares to their lowest level this month on Wednesday, prompting investors to move to low-risk assets such as regional bonds Read more »

Asia's jobless may hit 23.3m in 2009
Feb 18 2009 08:19
Asia will see the number of jobless people rise by up to 23.3m in 2009, three times more than the estimate of 7.2m last month as the region reels from the deepening recession sweeping the world's richest countries Read more »

MPC's Besley urges Bank to focus on target
Feb 18 2009 00:26
The rate-setting committee member is calling for a 'credible' inflation target, even as weak growth and lower commodity prices seem likely to drive inflation well below the desired 2% level Read more »

Euro battered by chill winds from east
Feb 17 2009 22:51
The euro dropped to a two-month low against the dollar on Tuesday on heightened concerns over eurozone banks' exposure to the worsening conditions in eastern Europe Read more »

Asian interest and Russia plan bolster gold
Feb 17 2009 23:00
Gold surged beyond the $970-an-ounce mark as other commodity prices tumbled with the Reuters-Jefferies CRB index sinking to a six-and-a-half year low, down 3.2 per cent on the day Read more »

European investment funds slump
Feb 18 2009 00:05
Turmoil in financial markets and a rush for the exit by investors wiped more than a fifth off the value of investment fund assets in Europe last year Read more »

Investors flee from eastern exposure
Feb 17 2009 23:14
European shares fell for the fifth time in six sessions as banks with exposure to the ailing central and eastern European economies came under heavy selling pressure Read more »

Foreign money continues to pour into US
Feb 17 2009 23:18
The latest monthly Treasury International Capital (Tic) data show that foreign purchases of US securities grew to $74bn in December Read more »



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