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LONDON (Reuters) - The potential fallout from a Greek exit from the euro zone and worries about the global economy weighed heavily on financial markets on Friday, snuffing out a tentative rally in stocks and setting up a mixed outlook for Wall Street's open. U.S. stocks futures pointed to gains on the broad S&P 500 index but losses on the blue-chip Dow Jones industrial average . A comment from Belgian Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Didier Reynders set the mood. ...
MADRID (Reuters) - Spain's Bankia SA is set to ask the state for a more than 15 billion euros ($19 billion) bailout on Friday, marking another rise in the cost of a drawn-out rescue of the country's fourth-biggest bank. The capital shortfall at Bankia is key to a wider funding gap in Spain's banking system, which some investors believe could drive the euro zone's fourth-largest economy to seek international aid - a move that would create fresh uncertainty around the whole currency union. ...
LONDON (Reuters) - A Greek exit from the euro zone would set off a "chain reaction of uncertainty" that would be strongly felt in Britain's banking sector, Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg said. He warned that a possible Greek exit would not resolve the present problems in the euro zone but would instead create greater instability across Europe and the wider global economy. ...
(Reuters) - Canada's resource heavy main stock index looked set to open lower on Friday, as lingering worries about a possible Greek exit from the euro zone offset firmer commodity prices. TOP STORIES * Europe's economic slowdown has hit the engine-room of the euro zone, including Germany, gloomy new indicators have revealed, adding urgency to the region's struggle to keep Greece's debt crisis from tearing the single currency apart. ...
LONDON (Reuters) - The potential fallout from a Greek exit from the euro zone and worries about the global economy weighed heavily on financial markets on Friday, snuffing out a tentative rally in stocks and setting up a mixed outlook for Wall Street's open. U.S. stocks futures pointed to gains on the broad S&P 500 index but losses on the blue-chip Dow Jones industrial average. A comment from Belgian Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Didier Reynders set the mood. ...
ABIDJAN (Reuters) - A robust growth forecast for the West African Economic and Monetary Union will likely be dampened by new political turmoil in the region despite a post-war revival in Ivory Coast, a top International Monetary Fund official said on Thursday. Ivory Coast, the dominant economy in the eight-country bloc, is emerging from a decade-long political crisis that led to economic stagnation in the world's top cocoa producer. The crisis ended last year after a brief civil war that left some 3,000 dead and saw the economy shrink by 4.7 percent for 2011. ...
BAGHDAD (Reuters) - Iran and world powers agreed to meet again next month to try to ease the long standoff over its nuclear work despite achieving scant progress at talks in Baghdad towards resolving the main sticking points of their dispute. At its heart is Iran's insistence on right to enrich uranium and that economic sanctions should be lifted before it shelves activities that could lead to its achieving the capability to develop nuclear weapons. Western powers insist Tehran must first shut down higher-grade enrichment before sanctions could be eased. ...
LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's top share index was a touch lower in thin, choppy trade on Friday, with cyclical stocks once again suffering as lack of clarity on the euro zone's debt and economic crisis threatened to slow the global economy. The FTSE 100 was down 13.79 points at 5,336.29 points, having traded a mere 25 percent of its 90-day daily average by 1138 GMT. The index was still on track to record a gain for the week, which has seen it rebound from a six-month low of 5,253.92 hit on Monday on the back of hopes that Europe was taking new measures to tackle its crisis. ...
KAMPALA (Reuters) - The Ugandan shilling gained 0.6 percent against the dollar on Friday, helped by inflows from coffee exports but traders expect some weakening next week in light of falling government security yields. At 1125 GMT commercial banks in Kampala quoted the currency of east Africa's third largest economy at 2,475/2,485, stronger than Thursday's close of 2,490/2,500. "We've had inflows from coffee exporters while on the other hand (dollar) demand has been soft from both the interbank and corporates," said Ahmed Kalule, a trader at Bank of Africa. ...
LONDON (Reuters) - Relentless worries over a possible Greek exit from the euro zone checked European stock markets on Friday after a brief rally following sharp losses earlier in the week, and traders said markets would remain volatile over the coming month. The FTSEurofirst 300 index initially rose some 0.8 percent, but then fell into negative territory after Belgian Deputy Prime Minister Didier Reynders said central banks and companies would be making a grave error if they were not preparing for Greece to leave the euro zone. The index, which had fallen to a five-month intraday low of 964. ...
The head of the global banking lobby which handled the private debt write-off for Greece warned on Friday that if the country leaves the eurozone, the world economy would suffer badly.
PARIS (Reuters) - German central bank chief Jens Weidmann dismissed French-backed calls for the use of euro bonds to boost economic growth in Europe, saying in an interview in French newspaper Le Monde that "this debate irritates me a bit". "It's an illusion to think euro bonds will solve the current crisis," the Bundesbank chief said. Spurring economic growth in a debt-burdened region required structural reforms and not more public spending when it was not even sure that expenditure on infrastructure was what was missing, he said. ...
BUCHAREST (Reuters) - Romania's new government will stick to this year's budget plan but aim to combine growth with austerity in 2013 by cutting personal income and sales taxes should it win an election in November, the prime minister said. Tapping into a Europe-wide debate over how to maintain fiscal discipline while kick-starting a moribund economy, Victor Ponta told Reuters he wanted to gradually ease Romanians' tax burden but also stick to commitments made to international lenders. ...
Asian stocks struggled for firm footing Friday as investor nerves were tested by fizzling economic growth in China, but European markets headed higher as traders kept fingers crossed that Greece would avoid financial chaos.
Taiwan's government has lowered its economic growth forecast for 2012 to 3 percent from 3.4 percent as demand fades for the island's mainstay electronic exports.
MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexican stocks are drawing investors away from Brazil as Latin America's biggest economy loses steam and Mexico's close ties to the United States render it a safer bet in unsettled times. Although the market capitalization of Brazil's bourse is three times that of Mexico's, the Mexican stock market's standing with fund investors has been on a slow and steady rise since the end of last year, according to data from EPFR Global, which tracks funds with $16 trillion in global assets. ...
LONDON (Reuters) - European shares rose for a second day on Friday after stinging losses earlier in the week, as bargain hunters stepped in to buy stocks that had fallen sharply on concerns about the global economy and Europe's debt problems. Rising speculation that European authorities could soon initiate new aid measures also boosted stock markets. The FTSEurofirst 300 index was up 0.6 percent at 988.33 points by 0740 GMT, adding to a 1.1 percent gain on Thursday. Germany's DAX rose around 1 percent while France's CAC-40 advanced by 0. ...
Britain's recession is deeper than first thought according to revised official figures that show the non-eurozone nation's economy shrank 0.3 percent in the first quarter.
(Reuters) - Europe's economic slowdown has hit the engine-room of the euro zone, including Germany, gloomy new indicators have revealed, adding urgency to the region's struggle to keep Greece's debt crisis from tearing the single currency apart. So far, the 17-nation euro zone's downturn has been confined mainly to its periphery, but an index measuring broad economic activity across the monetary union in May showed its weakest outcome since mid-2009, during the global financial crisis. ...
SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Copper edged lower on Friday, headed for its fourth straight week of losses, as investors worried about a possible Greek exit from the euro zone and global economic growth, but hopes that Chinese demand will improve lent some support. Three-month copper on the London Metal Exchange inched down 0.3 percent to $7,589.75 a tonne by 0309 GMT, on track for a 0.9 percent weekly decline, its fourth consecutive week in the red. The most-traded September copper contract on the Shanghai Futures Exchange lost half a percent to 54,900 yuan. ...
SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Brent crude futures held steady at $106 a barrel on Friday, with the impact of slowing global economic growth partially tempered by potential supply disruptions in the Middle East. Risks to supply increased as talks on Iran's nuclear programme reached a stalemate, with western countries insisting Tehran must cease uranium enrichment before sanctions against it can be eased. Brent remained on track for its fourth weekly loss, however, with shadows over the global economy darkening after weak data from the United States, China and Europe. ...
SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Gold tracked the euro lower on Friday en route to its weakest monthly performance since December, pushed down by fears the debt crisis in Europe could spiral out of control and trigger a global economic slowdown. Even though traditionally seen as a safe haven, gold has borne the brunt of the sell-offs across risk assets such as equities, industrial metals and oil, forcing investors and speculators to sell bullion to cover losses in other markets. Gold fell $3.26 an ounce to $1,554.99 by 0243 GMT after hitting a session high at $1,577. ...
Asian stock markets struggled for firm footing Friday as investor nerves were tested by fizzling economic growth in China and the lack of a concrete plan to pull Greece back from the brink of bankruptcy.
Eurozone tensions have intensified after grim news on the economic outlook and as investors sought safety in Germany on growing doubts over Greece's future in the currency union.
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