Wednesday, March 7, 2012

Brent Oil Benchmark Falls $1.99 to $121.81 per Barrel, IIF Warns on €1trillions Cost of Greek Euro Exit

Iran nuclear effect makes Brent falls on news of Iran nuclear talks, Crude benchmark falls $1.99 to $121.81 a barrel as the US, Britain, France, Germany, Russia and China say they have agreed to resume discussions about this nuclear crisis, majority investors and forex traders waiting for next respons

Global investors and forex traders pay attention to Growth concerns weigh on equities and commodities, A patch of global growth angst is weighing on sentiment and encouraging traders to pare positions in riskier assets after their recent good run for equities global growth

Meanwhile US stocks lower amid Greek worries, Concerns over economic growth and the cost of a Greek default propelled US stocks to one of their worst openings of 2012 era

The hottest daily forex issue is most Investors will pay the price of bank regulation, While banks deserve the harsh environment they face, we need to understand that this newly regulated world will not be without obstacle

From Eurozone update, IIF warns on €1tn cost of Greek euro exit, Organisation representing private sector bond holders issues confidential document on implications of eurozone withdrawal

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