France24 Emerging-Market Stocks, Metals Decline on China; Pound Weakens Bloomberg March 15 (Bloomberg) — Emerging-market stocks fell the most in almost two weeks and metals declined on concern that China and India will seek to restrict economic growth to curb inflation. The pound and the euro weakened.
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Emerging-Market Stocks, Metals Decline on China; Pound Weakens – Bloomberg
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European, Asian Shares Gain; US Stock Index Futures Advance – BusinessWeek
Yen underperforms as risk sought – Reuters
India GDP Expands 8.6% – Wall Street JournalAmbani Brothers Agree to Seek ‘Harmony,’ Gas Deal – BusinessWeek
Bargain shoppers help palladium prices rebound – The Associated PressCrude Oil Falls for a Fifth Day on Europe Risk to Global Growth – BusinessWeek
Euro-zone troubles may roil stocks – Reuters
US Stocks Sink As Europe Fears Grow, Financials Lag – Wall Street Journal
Euro struggles, stocks fall on EU debt doubts – ReutersGold Rises to Record as Investors Seek Alternative to Currency – BusinessWeek
Asian Currencies Fall on Concern Europe Bailout Damps Spending – BusinessWeek
China’s Inflation Accelerates – Wall Street Journal
Oil turns lower as investors worry about Greece rescue talks – MarketWatch
BRIC Nations Pledge to Study Trade in Local Currency – Bloomberg
China’s GDP Up 11.9 Percent – New York Times
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