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Dubai debt worry ripples across assets
LONDON (Reuters) - Debt problems in Dubai hit global stocks, helped lift bonds and took the dollar away from a 14-year low against the yen on Thursday. Full Article
GLOBAL MARKETS-Dubai debt worry ripples across assets
LONDON, Nov 26 (Reuters) - Debt problems in Dubai hit global stocks, helped lift bonds and took the dollar away from a 14-year low against the yen on Thursday. Full Article
GLOBAL MARKETS-Bank worries, profit-taking hits stocks
LONDON, Nov 24 (Reuters) - Financial markets did a quick about-face from the previous session's patterns on Tuesday with stocks falling, the dollar recovering some losses and gold dropping back a bit from record highs. Full Article
Global stocks weak, dollar flat
LONDON (Reuters) - World stocks cut some of their losses on Tuesday as Wall Street looked set to open higher, while the dollar gave up early gains and pushed gold to near a record high. Full Article
GLOBAL MARKETS-Gold at new high as dollar slides, stocks gain
LONDON, Nov 23 (Reuters) - Gold powered to another record high on Monday as the dollar sank, while higher commodity prices lifted world equities. Full Article
Bank crisis shows need to expect the very worst: study
LONDON (Reuters) - Two years of economic and market turmoil mean that investors cannot ignore the chances of even the most extreme events like global depression or a killer pandemic, a leading investment consultancy said on Monday. Full Article
Global stocks slip, dollar gains on economy fears
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Global stocks slid and the U.S. dollar rose on Friday as investors cut their exposure to risky assets amid signs of an anemic U.S. economic recovery. Full Article
Obama goes to Beijing
LONDON (Reuters) - The dollar's long-term decline as the world's dominant currency will be on display next week when Barack Obama visits China, pledging to address what he sees as a "deeply imbalanced" economic and financial relationship. Full Article
GLOBAL MARKETS WEEKAHEAD-Mr Obama goes to Beijing
LONDON, Nov 13 (Reuters) - The dollar's long-term decline as the world's dominant currency will be on display next week when Barack Obama visits China, pledging to address what he sees as a "deeply imbalanced" economic and financial relationship. Full Article
GLOBAL MARKETS-Gold surges, retreats as dollar bounces
* Stocks edge lower, U.S. dollar, Wal-Mart outlook weighs Full Article
