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added: 16-10-2008

The China boom is over, ended by Rio Tinto in its third quarter production review. Not quite ended by Rio, more recognised in a dose of realism that puts the BHP Billiton 3.4 share offer on a new footing.
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added: 15-10-2008

We saw the final shape of the global bank bail-out and guarantee program overnight, our time, with the Bush Administration revealing a $US250 billion first stage to inject capital into sound, but needy groups and to guarantee some bank debt for three years.
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added: 14-10-2008

Markets surged worldwide, rebounding from their worst week in decades, after governments in Australia, Europe, the US and Asia agreed to support banks and combat the credit crisis.
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added: 13-10-2008

Well, New Zealand, Australia and then other Asian markets will take the lead today as the US has a part public holiday tonight for Columbus Day.
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added: 10-10-2008

There were three IPOs in September, one each on the TSE Mothers, OSE Hercules and JASDAQ markets. Thus far in 2008, there have been 32 IPOs: 11 on JASDAQ, 9 on TSE Mothers, 6 on OSE Hercules, 3 on the TSE 2nd section, and one each on the Nagoya Centrex, Sapporo Ambitious and JASDAQ NEO markets.
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added: 09-10-2008

A bad day for shares again. But did we see a steadying emerge in late US trading?
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added: 08-10-2008

NYSE Euronext (NYX) experienced record trading activity on its U.S. cash equities exchanges and all of its derivatives operations for the month of September 2008. In addition, NYSE Euronext’s markets added 60 new corporate listings and 75 Exchange Traded Products.
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added: 07-10-2008

Nowhere to run, nowhere hide, or so it seems in recent weeks. Last week was no exception, and the havoc continued across the globe yesterday and continued into the trading in northern hemisphere markets.
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added: 07-10-2008

Markets tumbled around the world, the euro fell sharply against the yen and the US dollar;oil dropped below $US90 a barrel and the Australian dollar plunged by over 5% in a matter of hours.
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added: 06-10-2008

Volatile market conditions contributed to very strong trading across the equity order books of the London Stock Exchange Group during September. £302.8 billion (€383.1 billion) worth of equity trading was carried out during the month, an increase of 24 per cent on September 2007, while the total number of trades increased 62 per cent to 27.1 million.
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