Stocks, commodities, and the euro fell as investors braced for a long period of uncertainty about Europe that could translate into a weaker global recovery.
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Stock and commodity markets around the world were shaken as concerns about Greece and the potential downgrade of Portugal fed what one economist described as "a new global capital markets shock." U.S. Treasurys and the dollar rallied.
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Risk premiums on mortgage bonds widened sharply as investors, spooked by a jump in volatility, shunned the securities despite their government backing.
The euro dropped to a 14-month low against the dollar Wednesday as fears over the spreading euro-zone debt crisis again hammered markets.
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Deutsche Bank is the biggest bank in the vast foreign-exchange markets for the sixth year in a row, according to the annual Euromoney survey.
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Robust first-quarter earnings have companies raising dividends at levels last seen in 2007, before the recession hit, a sign that American businesses are more confident in prospects.
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As scenes of Hellenic havoc rotated heavily on the cable networks, the yield on the U.S. 10-year Treasury note fell to 3.55% -- lowest since March 4. But here's the U.S. shouldn't get too cocky.
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A second wave of mortgage losses has started to buffet financial firms. Some mortgage-makers have big financial buffers to absorb these, but others look less prepared—like H&R; Block, which once owned a subprime-mortgage originator.
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However much some policy makers might secretly wish to see Greece suspended or thrown out of the euro, it is almost impossible for a country to leave. The solution to Europe's sovereign-debt crisis may ultimately require more unpalatable measures.
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The winning analysts in the 2010 survey tended to be bullish early and often, despite a year that began on a sharp downswing.
Stocks, commodities, and the euro fell as investors braced for a long period of uncertainty about Europe that could translate into a weaker global recovery.
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Risk premiums on mortgage bonds widened sharply as investors, spooked by a jump in volatility, shunned the securities despite their government backing.
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Commodities tumbled as the underlying weakness in some markets was exposed by recurring concerns over Europe's sovereign debt woes.
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The euro dropped to a 14-month low against the dollar Wednesday as fears over the spreading euro-zone debt crisis again hammered markets.
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Former Bear Stearns CEO James Cayne said that his firm's risk level was too high in the year before it collapsed in testimony before the Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission.
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Emergency crews bolster shoreline defenses to fend off a fast-spreading oil slick that threatens wildlife and property from Louisiana to Florida.
Johnson & Johnson's earnings will get a lift in coming years from an improving economy, a promising product pipeline and a solid balance sheet. Shareholders, prepare for liftoff.
Vanguard's latest move could leave smaller companies in the lurch.
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Searching for evidence that a sovereign-debt crisis is upon us? Many analysts and investors say there will be even more focus on the debt levels of nations around the globe over the next few years.
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