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Luxembourg’s central bank said the euro-area economic outlook has worsened and inflation risks are balanced.
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Japan’s Nikkei 225 Stock Average rebounded from a two-and-a-half-year low after European Central Bank President Jean-Claude Trichet said the region has enough “weaponry” to keep its debt crisis from spreading.
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Finance Minister Jun Azumi’s pledge to take “bold actions” on the yen may be put to the test after a rally in overseas bonds reduced their yield advantage over Japanese debt.
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If this summer has shown us anything, it is this: Europe’s leaders are unwilling, unprepared or unable to take the necessary measures to solve the continent’s financial crisis. More and more, it seems, the well- being of world markets rests with the European Central Bank.
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Japanese and Australian stock futures gained after a report that China may invest in Italy eased concerns about Europe’s debt crisis.
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Slowing economic growth around the world is punishing investors who bet on Australian and Brazilian assets using money borrowed in dollars and yen with the biggest losses in more than a year.
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Never before have investors disagreed more with equity analysts about the outlook for profits in Germany.
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Returns on inflation-linked bonds fell below those of government debt by the most in almost three years as the world economic slump makes it less likely that easy monetary policies will trigger spiraling consumer prices.
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Mario Draghi may find it harder to keep the European Central Bank in the vanguard of the battle against the euro region’s debt crisis after Juergen Stark resigned in protest at the bank’s bond purchases.
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European Central Bank President Jean-Claude Trichet comments on the global economy, inflation, the central bank’s credibility and fiscal policy.
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