Stocks sag on economic uncertainty
                   
tiscali.co.uk     12-May-2008            

Stocks fell on Monday, weighed down by uncertainty over the health of the U.S. economy and surging oil and commodity prices, while Japanese exporters felt the pinch from a stronger yen. ... By Louise Heavens SINGAPORE (Reuters) - The dollar held steady but remained on the... [read full story]                    


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J Sainsbury leads supermarkets lower

financemarkets.co.uk     05-Sep-2008   1 related          

European equities markets saw substantial declines Friday as worries continued that banks will lose more to the credit crisis and on new unemployment numbers out of the US Labor Department. In London the FTSE 100 was down...                    

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Aussie and Kiwi take a battering

ft.com     06-Sep-2008          

The dollar and the yen surged higher this week as investors sought sanctuary from sliding assets markets. The Aussie dollar was also undermined as the Reserve Bank of Australia cut interest rates for the first time in...                    

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UN report points to China for lessons in stimulating growth

guardian.co.uk     5 hrs ago          

Gordon Brown is right. The reason Britain may be better placed than other countries to cope with the downturn is nothing to do with the supposed improvement in productivity (illusory) or the strength of the competition...                    

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Stephen King: Interest rate cuts won't cause another bubble, but they could relieve the pain

independent.co.uk     6 hrs ago          

Those who oppose interest rate cuts seem to base their arguments on one of three ideas. First, rate cuts won't work. Second, rate cuts will simply reignite earlier housing or stock market bubbles. Third, borrowers simply...                    

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