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The Streets split
Either job creation or falling stock prices will eventually bridge the rift between Wall Street and Main Street, says John Authers
Ask The Expert
The markets in 2010
In the first few weeks of 2010 readers can quiz experts at some of the biggest trading houses in the City.
Principal content
Volatility eases but investors remain wary
Global equity markets struggled to extend their recent gains as the latest batch of US economic releases came under scrutiny ahead of Thursday’s crucial non-farm payrolls report
Turning point in history of Mexico’s bourse
Bolsa Mexicana de Valores forms alliance with the world’s largest derivatives market
Lex: Trading margins
Investment banks’ scale becomes king again
Increase in Chinese rates hits Nikkei
Index breaks three-day rising streak
US jobs data weigh on Wall Street
Concerns ahead of non-farm payrolls report
Base metals advance as winter grips China
Codelco copper strike ends
Dollar falls amid FOMC talk of stimulus
Euro hit by comment s on Greece
Card glitch sends Gemalto lower
Outperforming group falls 3.4 per cent
Footsie at 16-month high
RBS continues its stellar run
Asian rally extends region’s highs
FTSE Asia-Pacific index at 17-month high
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Market Insight
New risk and government debt
The potential for government bonds to lose their risk-free status has huge implications, warns Michael Gordon former chief investment Officer of Fidelity International
Comment
Longevity offers opportunities
Traders are considering the securitisation potential of the risk transfer market, following $10bn of deals in 18 months, writes Paul J Davies
Japan and US in Libor seesaw
Senior officials in Tokyo are keeping watch over the three-month yen Libor rate and Gillian Tett explains why
Video
The Trading Room
Anthony Belchambers at the FOA on reforms in the over the counter derivatives market
Equities
- Greek bail-out hopes bolster bulls
- FTSE 100 climbs on telecoms bid activity
- LCH.Clearnet to gain from market reforms
- Greek woes unsettle stocks and euro
- Core UK operations remain a drag on Flybe
- US stocks halt rally on eurozone doubts
- The bulls return, but for how long?
- Diamond vows to try harder as Barclays disappoints
