 images.tvnz.co.nz 225px x 300px | 12.70kB [source page] At a glance World stocks have taken more losses with Europe shares hitting a record low a day after most equity markets suffered a thorough battering at the hands of investors fearful for the global financial system  d.yimg.com 273px x 410px | 84.00kB [source page] French traders monitor shares prices in Paris Europe main stock markets posted modest gains on Wednesday as cautious investors awaited results of tress tests on troubled US banks and key unemployment data this week From Yahoo Image Search: "europe stocks"  blog.taragana.com Pan Pylas ue, 30 Jun 2009 14:03:53 GM World . stocks. awaiting economic recovery cluesLONDON . European stock. markets fell modestly Tuesday ahead of an expected subdued open on Wall Street as investors awaited key data later this week for more clues about the speed of any ... blog.taragana.com Louise Watt Fri, 26 Jun 2009 15:37:51 GM European. , US markets fall on savings rate dataLONDON . European stocks. lost earlier gains Friday, trailing Wall Street lower after data showed US consumers are spending less than they're saving.  xe.com unknown Fri, 26 Jun 2009 10:02:00 GM European stocks. were up 1 percent in early trade, reversing the previous session's losses, led by buoyant banking shares such as HSBC, Credit Suisse and Deutsche Bank. * However, on the macro front investors were digesting grim data ... From Google Blog Search: "europe stocks"  news.google.com Reuters NEW YORK, Aug 21 (Reuters) - US stocks opened higher on Friday, spurred by positive economic data from Europe , as investors eyed a US report on existing ... World stocks up as China bounces back The Associated Press Hard To Argue With The Numbers istockAnalyst.com (press release) US Stocks Down Modestly, Hobbled By China Concerns MarketWatch Reuters - Reuters - Reuters all 788 news articles » news.google.com Reuters L) rose 2.5 percent after Goldman Sachs analysts upgraded their rating on the stock to "buy" from "neutral", saying the lender's troubled US unit would stop ... and more » news.google.com AFP london europe's main stock markets mainly fell on Tuesday as sagging bank stocks offset gains for the insurance sector, at the centre of renewed takeover ... European stocks drop as banks falter AFP all 18 news articles » From Google News Search: "europe stocks" How do I get buy stocks or mutual funds in internation markets? Q. I am from the US and keep hearing about foreign investment and how great it is. So being that I live in the US, how can I buy stocks or mutual funds in China, hong kong, Europe etc..? I'm mostly asking about online trading. Asked by ff9_terra - Mon Nov 5 13:29:06 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments A. There are plenty of international stock mutual funds. Use the fund screening tool at Morningstar.com or Yahoo Finance. Answered by jlf - Mon Nov 5 14:53:42 2007 Could Europe become a superpower to rival America economically? Q. Could Europe actually become a superpower? Please refer to the possibility of a European stockmarket taking over from Wall Street as the leading stock market, Europe's influence in international affairs, and whether becomming a superpower would be a good thing. Asked by Alexander - Fri Jun 23 10:57:48 2006 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments A. Right now, there are two global powers: US and China, though US has more military might, both have extensive international influence and contacts. There are three military superpowers: Israel is number one, followed by US, then Russia. There are several economic superpowers: Europe, China, US. There are many regional powers: Brazil, Australia, Japan. It would be a good thing for the US to have competing powers. One major bully in the world causes instability (as it does in any group--village, city, state). There needs to be a balance of powers, else you end up with dictatorship and totalitarianism, as you now have in the US internally with no checks on the administraive branch from a one-party government and a Jelly Fish Congress and… [cont.] Answered by Pandak - Fri Jun 23 11:12:55 2006 Do you think the global fear over swine flu is justified?
Q. The so-called "swine flu" virus, comprised of bird, pig and human components, has caused tremendous concern around the world in recent days, with many wondering if this is the global pandemic scientists and health care professionals have been forecasting for quite some time. SARS and avian/bird flu were also thought to be pandemics when first discovered, but while both caused deaths and serious illnesses, neither developed into the catastrophe some were warning of. What do you think? Are we right to be seriously concerned about this outbreak, or is it being blown out of proportion? Some countries issue advisories over travel to Canada over swine flu Global alarm as killer swine flu spreads Swine flu virus may cause global pandemic: [cont.] Asked by Y! Canada News Editors - Mon Apr 27 15:03:47 2009 - - 86 Answers - 3 Comments A. There are about 109 million people in Mexico and 33 million in Canada. 150 have died from swine flu. So 150 deaths amounts to less than .00010% of 142 million people. So of course it's being blown out of proportion. Fear is the pandemic here, not the swine flu. I have a sneaking suspicion the PharMafia is behind this. Their sales must be down this month. Answered by unknown - Mon Apr 27 17:28:34 2009 From Yahoo Answer Search: "europe stocks" |
