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20th May 2013


PSI20: +0.86% DAX30: +0.34% FTSE100: +1.01% S&P500: -0,07% NIKKEI225: +1,47%
Bankruptcy probability in Portugal is the lowest among the 10 Economies with the highest risk. Government bond yields in the secondary market keep getting lower More>> Since 2011, Portuguese GDP has decreased 7%. Unemployment set off from the 10.9% in the end of 2010 to 17.7% in the first quarter of 2013... More>> European stocks advanced, extending the Stoxx Europe 600 Indexs highest level since June 2008, as the regions carmakers rallied..... More>> Germanys two-year notes declined for the first time in four days amid signs the global economic recovery is gathering pace, damping investor demand for the safest government assets.More>> Following the DAX's rise to a new record high and the FTSE's rally to its highest level in over five years, Citigroup's Jonathan Stubbs told CNBC that European equities have "rarely" been so appealing to investors.More>>

Stocks closed slightly lower this Monday, pulling back after the Dow and S&P 500 hit fresh all-time highs and amid ongoing worries that the Federal Reserve may taper its bond-purchase program. More>> Federal Reserve policy makers say they want to avoid a sudden increase in interest rates when the time comes to start unwinding record monetary easing. A shrinking federal budget deficit is likely to help them meet that goal. More>> Yahoo! Inc. is buying blogging network Tumblr Inc. for about $1.1 billion as Chief Executive Officer Marissa Mayer seeks to lure users and advertisers with her priciest acquisition to date. More>>

Asia's stock markets were in rally mode on Monday after better-than-expected U.S data boosted investor confidence in the global economic recovery. More>> The yen strengthened against all but two of its 16 major peers, climbing most versus South Africas rand with a gain of more than 1 percent. It added 0.5 percent to 131.91 per euro. More>> Chen Li, the UBS AG strategist who predicted the tumble in Chinas smallest shares two years ago, says the companies are poised to retreat again after valuations rose to the biggest premium over larger stocks since 2010. More>>

OIL (WTI 96.86 $/bbl; +0.75% / Brent 104.78 $/bbl; +0.14%): Oil prices rose after the Japanese Economy Minister said the yen would harm the economy if it weakened further. More>> GOLD (1392.65 $/oz t; +3.40%): Gold prices rose after the Japanese economy ministers statement fueled demand for Japan's currency and weakened the greenback. More>> SOYBEANS (1465.12 $/bu; +1.15%): Front-month soybean prices climbed to an eight-week high amid ongoing concerns over U.S. crop prospects. More>>

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