Japan Stocks Rebounded by Buyback
Japan Stocks rebounded Tuesday for the first time in four trading sessions due to buybacks of plunged issues by investors.
Coffee Posts Gains as Sugar, Cocoa Decline
Coffee gained on Tuesday after roasters took advantage of a two-day, 12 percent price decline to replenish stockpiles.
Soybeans, Corn Posts Declines as Wheat Gain
Soybean and corn declined on Tuesday after the falling equity markets and credit market losses prompted investment funds to raise cash by selling commodities.
Dollar Rises on Goldman Sachs, Lehman Bros Profit
The U.S. dollar gained against the yen and euro on Tuesday after American banks Goldman Sachs and Lehman Brothers reported stronger than expected profits for their latest quarters.
Gold imports fall silver exports to rise
Commodity Online NEW DELHI: With gold prices on the rise, import of gold into India is falling. The country imported just 10 tonnes of gold in February as against 59 tonnes a year ago.
Soaring prices bring down gold import
Commodity Online Indian spot gold prices hit Rs 13,495 per 10 gram in Mumbai on Monday. The international spot gold also increased by 3 per cent, touching $1,030.
Two concepts of 'inflation'
By David GallandWhile almost everyone sees price inflation when it happens, few people notice the monetary inflation that is causing it.
Will Gold benefit from 'subprime' crisis?
By Julian D W PhillipsIf interest rates fall to the extent that the housing market recovers, foreclosures cease on those who hold mortgage bonds, whose rates are set to climb, are moved to a healthy zone the market will recover its confiden
Gold gains platinum palladium hit hard
Commodity Online NEW YORK: Gold futures on Monday managed a modest gain when long liquidation pressure offset much of the safe haven strength that earlier pushed it to record highs.
What leads us to what comes next...
By Dan Denning The biggest losers will be consumers everywhere. Global monetary policy is entering a new, highly accommodating phase.
High court to review FCC indecency rule case
The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday accepted a bid by the Federal Communications Commission to overturn a Fox Television indecency case the agency lost in lower courts against News Corp.
Japan Names Tanami as BOJ Governor
Japanese Prime Minister Yasuo Fukuda has nominated former vice finance minister Koji Tanami to head up the Bank of Japan early Tuesday morning.
PlayStation 3 Sales Outpace Xbox 360
Sony's PlayStation 3 surpassed Microsoft's Xbox 360 last month as the videogame console sales increased by 19 percent.
'Brawl' Sells 120 per minute: Nintendo
Nintendo's Super Smash Bros. Brawl has sold more than 1.4 million copies in the U.S. in just one week, making it the fastest selling game in the game company's history.
Crude Oil falls more than $4 as Economy Shrinks
U.S. Crude Oil prices dropped more than $4.0 a barrel on Monday on growing concerns about the economic outlook in the United States.
YouTube Blocked in China
Access to YouTube in China was cut on Sunday after footages of the bloody protests in Tibet appeared on the site.
Monday Mayhem: BSE Sensex hits six-month low to close below 15K
Record rise of crude oil and gold prices in global markets and growing concerns over the worsening credit crisis in the US triggered a Sensex collapse on Monday, allowing the benchmark 30-share index of the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) to hit a six month low and close below the psychological 15,000 level.
CBS Stations in Local Online Ad Network Deal
Television stations owned by CBS Corp announced Monday the launch of the CBS Local Ad Network, a revenue-sharing ad network that targets social media Web sites and blogs on a local basis.
Natural Gas Declines as Oil Prices Slip
Natural gas dropped on Monday as crude oil prices declined and on forecasts for mild weather that will reduce demand for the heating fuel.
Treasuries Rise on Fed Emergency Moves, Bear Stearns Bailout
Treasuries rose on Monday after the Federal Reserve moved to add liquidity to the credit and financial markets with a pair of moves over the weekend and aid for struggling investment bank Bear Stearns.
Soybean, Corn, Wheat Down as Equity Concerns Deter Investors
Soybeans and corn declined on Monday after falling equity markets and a credit crunch prompted investors to sell commodities to raise cash.
Japan Stocks Plunged Under 12,000 line
Japan stocks plunged over 3 percent Monday as the Yen gained strength against the dollar and soaring fears of U.S. credit turmoil.
Dollar Recovers After Record Low Versus Euro
The dollar fell to a twelve year low against the yen and recovered from a new low against the euro on Monday after the Federal Reserve's to cut its discount lending rate and JPMorgan's bargain buy of imperiled investment bank Bear Stearns Cos.
Gold futures edge back after topping $1,033 an ounce in NY
Gold futures hit a new record on Monday of nearly $1,034 an ounce before edging back down after the Federal Reserve cut the discount rate by a quarter of a percentage point after JP Morgan Chase & Co. agreed to buy the troubled investment bank, Bear Stearns.
U.S. Stocks Tumble in Early Trading
U.S. stocks dropped at the open on Monday after the Federal Reserve cut its discount interest rate at an emergency meeting and JP Morgan Chase & Co. agreed to buy Bear Stearns Cos. for $2 a share, fueling fears that the global credit crisis is spiraling out of control.
Jackson reaches deal over Neverland ranch
Michael Jackson has reached a confidential agreement with Fortress Investment Group to retain ownership of his 2,500-acre Neverland ranch in Los Olivos, Calif., northwest of Santa Barbara, according to reports.
Clear Channel Completes $1.1 Billion Television Station Sale
Clear Channel Communications Inc completed the sale of its television group to Newport Television LLC for $1.1 billion, the U.S. radio operator said on Friday.c
Bear Stearns Shares Fall 47 Pct After Fed Bailout
Shares of Bear Stearns Cos. fell nearly 50 percent on Friday after the Federal Reserve, through JPMorgan Chase & Co, gave the struggling investment bank an emergency loan.
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