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Wall St., U. S. Unemployment Blues, Hungary & Euro Batter Tokyo
Monday, June 7th 2010
Bangkok
Market Turbulence Sends Shock Waves ….
… with a market tsunami devastating Japan’s Nikkei as it plunged Monday morning after a sharp fall on Wall Street as concerns about European debt problems grew with the euro plummeting against the yen and the dollar.
The Nikkei 225 Stock Average lost almost 400 points, just under 397 points, over 4%, to 9,504 while...
Week In Review/Market Round Up
Global Selloff on EU/ Greek Worries
Bangkok
Euro partners, IMF agree to $146 billion bailout of Greece
Tuesday, May 11th
Updated
As the EU decided to shed its laconic pace and kick into overdrive with a hyper –bailout of reportedly near $1 trillion, stocks began soaring at Monday’s open as global markets voted approval by surging once again to new highs to keep the global economic recovery...
U. S., Asian and European Markets Tank on Greek, Eurozone fears…
Friday, May 7th, 2010
Bangkok
Like a yo-yo on steroids, the world’s markets have been literally on a roller coaster ride, with New York’s DJIA and overall NYSE hitting highs not seen for a year and huge gains in emerging markets surging up one day and receding the next like a tsunami’s retreating tide to expose European and Asian markets to global chaos….
Dow panic sell off, crashes intra...
Thailand’s Economy, Political and Economic Related Outlook
Friday, April 9th, 2010
Bangkok
Recently the UAE and China have added Thailand to their list of travel warnings for their citizens while the Thai stock market, which had been surging relentlessly for weeks on renewed hopes of a political turnaround, Wall Street’s gains and higher energy and commodity prices, finally came to grips with the reality of martial law measures being enacted on the...
End to Global Recession…? Greece is the Fleece
After an 8 day rally fueled by increasing optimism of a global economic rebound, and low U. S. interest rates encouraging U. S. dollar carry trades, (borrowing in dollars to invest in foreign denominated assets abroad) Greece once again proved the fly in the ointment to hopes of an early exit from global recession. The IMF may prove to be the cure for Greece’s ills and more importantly keeping fears...
