Great days friends, the U.S.major index futures are currently pointing to a modestly higher open for the markets, with the Dow Jones futures up by 15 points. Slowly but unsure
Eurozone debt crisis news, Greek Lawmakers Approve Bond Swap Deal, Greek Parliament on Thursday endorsed the debt swap deal with its private creditors, clearing one of the main hurdles for securing a rescue package worth 130 billion euros, approved by its international creditors earlier this week.
From Aussie monetary news we reported RBA's Stevens: Monetary Policy Setting Right For The Moment, Reserve Bank of Australia Governor Glenn Stevens said Friday that the current setting of the monetary policy is "about right for the moment," given near trend growth and subdued inflation.
Meaanwhile from Germany Confirms Q4 GDP Decline, Final estimates confirmed that the German economy shrank for the first time since the first three months of 2009, hurt by weak external demand resulting from sluggish global growth and Europe's protracted debt crisis.
From British we reported U.K. Q4 GDP Decline Confirmed At 0.2%, Reflecting the adverse economic conditions, the U.K. gross domestic product contracted in the fourth quarter as estimated initially, driven by a sharp fall in business investment. Business growth seems start to slower
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