Thursday, June 14, 2012

Moody’s downgraded Spain, NY Fed sells $1.9bn tranche of AIG assets, Merrill Lynch Pierce Fenner & Smith

Daily stocks info we reporting, Stocks dip as eurozone fears persist, this worries came up from Eurozone fears, Equities fall as investors remain wary of further developments in the eurozone debt crisis, after Moody's downgraded Spain and with Greek elections looming, of course USD will be the only safe haven currency

Companies news we reporting, BSkyB leads FTSE lower after football deal, London's FTSE 100 falls, led lower by media groups, after costs of broadcasting Premier League football soar, football is very great business

Meanwhile, right now Investors eye Japan property for yield
Foreign investors seeking to capitalise on some of the world's highest dividend yields help J-Reits outperform the broad Topix by 8 per cent

Woww, finally NY Fed sells $1.9bn tranche of AIG assets, Merrill Lynch Pierce Fenner & Smith, a unit of Bank of America, emerged as the auction winner, beating out five rival Wall Street bidders, what a great amount

Many investors and forex traders Concern rises over Belize debt, Bondholders have formed a creditors committee out of concern that the Central American country will become the next sovereign to default on its debts

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