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Cisco results top estimates but investors wary

Cisco Systems Inc's quarterly results topped Wall Street forecasts as a global economic recovery encouraged companies to upgrade their networks, but CEO John Chambers' cautious tone prompted investors to sell the shares.

U.S. struggles to ward off evolving cyber threat

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The United States is losing enough data in cyber attacks to fill the Library of Congress many times over, and authorities have failed to stay ahead of the threat, a U.S. defense official said on Wednesday.
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IBM aims to double profit

IBM forecast roughly doubling its profit by 2015 as it pushes further into emerging markets and lucrative services and software businesses, sending its shares up over 4 percent and boosting investor confidence in the tech sector.
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Now, trillion $ concerns boost gold

After the initial surprise and shock generated by the Euro rescue mission worth $1 trillion, the ominous economic woes loomed large over the global markets and as a result the safe haven quotient of gold soared again and the yellow metals again started its upward journey with the prices jumping above $1,200 per ounce levels. Mostly the gold futures market across the globe witnessed the surge as investors were skeptical about the IMF-EU-sponsored bailout package for the Euro zone.
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Oil dips below $76 in Asian trade 5/12

Global oil prices dropped below $76 a barrel in Asian trade Wednesday mainly on declining market enthusiasm over a huge Eurozone rescue package. Light sweet crude for June delivery was seen trading at $75.84 a barrel at 11.30 a.m Singapore time while Brent crude was at $ 80.34 a barrel at the same time in London.
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Nissan echoes cautious outlook; eyes Micra boost

Nissan Motor Co expects growth in emerging markets and launches of new models such as its Micra compact to provide only a modest boost to profits this year, in a cautious view echoing its larger Japanese rivals.
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Oil dips below $76 in Asian trade

Global oil prices dropped below $76 a barrel in Asian trade Wednesday mainly on declining market enthusiasm over a huge Eurozone rescue package. Light sweet crude for June delivery was seen trading at $75.84 a barrel at 11.30 a.m Singapore time while Brent crude was at $ 80.34 a barrel at the same time in London.
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OPEC retains 2010 global oil demand forecast

OPEC on Tuesday said it's forecast for global oil demand remained unchanged at 1.1 percent or by 0.9 million barrels per day. In its monthly oil market report, OPEC said although the economic recovery shows signs of improving momentum, important risks remain that could impact demand growth expectations for this year.
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Zooming car sales dive palladium, platinum prices

Platinum and palladium markets received some good news this week with the auto sales zooming in India and China. Platinum and palladium, two metals used in the high end car exhausts to cut pollution, prices depend mostly on the auto sales across the globe. With India and China reporting huge car sales in April, the prices of platinum and palladium are set to gain from this news.
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Global stock rally runs out of steam on EU plan doubts

The euro fell on Tuesday and stocks retreated as a relief rally ignited by a $1 trillion plan to contain Greece's debt crisis ran out of steam, while doubts on how the country will cut its budget deficit persisted.
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China prices point to tightening, but not immediately

Chinese annual inflation pushed up to an 18-month high in April and property prices rose at a record clip, showing that the government still has its work cut out to keep the world's third-largest economy from boiling over.
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Stock rally run out of steam on EU plan doubts

The euro and stocks fell on Tuesday as a relief rally sparked by a $1 trillion plan to contain Greece's debt crisis gave way to doubts as to how the country will cut its budget deficit.
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Rising prices point to more China tightening

Chinese annual inflation pushed up to an 18-month high in April and property prices rose at a record clip, showing that the government still has its work cut out to keep the world's third-largest economy from boiling over.
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Gulf nations to cut import duty on steel

At a time when China is tightening its realty industry and which in turn is impacting the demand for steel, Gulf countries have decided to abolish the 5% steel import duty soon to ease supply strain that has been mostly felt in Saudi Arabia. Finance ministers from the six-nation Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) examined the proposed measure at a meeting. There is consensus among GCC countries about this proposal.
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Shares fall, euro dips as doubts on EU plan grow

A massive relief rally in financial markets on news of a $1 trillion deal to resolve Europe's debt crisis fizzled on Tuesday on nagging doubts about how Greece and other debt-laden euro zone countries will reduce their budget deficits.
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Shares, euro dip on euro zone debt worries

A massive relief rally in financial markets on news of a $1 trillion deal to resolve Europe's debt crisis fizzled on Tuesday on nagging doubts about how Greece and other debt-laden euro zone countries will reduce their budget deficits.
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Shares, euro dip, euro zone debt worries persist

A massive relief rally in financial markets on news of a $1 trillion deal to resolve Europe's debt crisis fizzled on Tuesday on nagging doubts about how Greece and other debt-laden euro zone countries will reduce their budget deficits.
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Greek rescue mission lifts metal prices

With the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and European Union chipping in to rescue Greece from the financial mess by announcing schemes worth billions of dollars, the biggest beneficiary is metal market.

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