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Does selling in European banks represent an opportunity for short-term traders and active investors?

2h 40m agoSchaeffersResearch.com
edge of more than 0.5% in the short term. One bank from Europe that traders might be equally interested in is Barclays Plc (BCS). Barclays has rallied back into bull-market territory over the past several days, and in selling off by more than 2% on Monday,

MINING INDABA 2012: Europe is not the downside risk for copper – BarCap

2h 43m agoMetal Bulletin
base metals prices is not the possibility of a European recession but Chinese demand, which already looks encouraging, according to Barclays Capital’s Kevin Norrish. Norrish opened Mining Indaba in Cape Town with a bullish presentation outlining why 2012 looks

For Sale: AIG's Subprime Bonds

2h 10m agoWall Street Journal
International Group Inc. William Dudley, president of the New York Fed. The invited firms are the U.S. securities arms of Barclays PLC, Credit Suisse Group AG, Goldman Sachs Group Inc., Morgan Stanley and Royal Bank of Scotland PLC, according to people familiar

Junk Bonds Still Offer Margin for Error

2h 11m agoWall Street Journal
Bank positioned a safety net under the European banking system at the end of last year. But after a return of 3% in January, Barclays Capital's U.S. High Yield Index still yields 7.38%; 6.25 percentage points more than U.S. Treasury bonds of ... This copy

Junk Bonds Still Offer Margin for Error

2h 11m agoWall Street Journal
Central Bank positioned a safety net under the European banking system at the end of last year. But after a return of 3% in January, Barclays Capital's U.S. High Yield Index still yields 7.38%; 6.25 percentage points more than U.S. Treasury bonds of comparable

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Lehman: Barclays took $8.2B more than allowed

By Vinnee Tong, Associated Press

Lehman Brothers has accused Barclays Capital of taking $8.2 billion more than it should have when it bought key assets of the failed investment bank a year ago.

Lehman: Barclays took $8.2B more than allowed

By Vinnee Tong, Associated Press

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