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U.S. stocks are flat, and European markets fall, after S&P places 15 euro-zone nations on CreditWatch negative. Former MF Global CEO Jon Corzine reportedly ignored warnings about ballooning exposure to European sovereign debt. Bernstein upgrades GE.

U.S. stocks may add to yesterday’s gains despite a warning from Standard & Poor’s that it may downgrade the bonds of European countries en masse if euro-zone leaders do not take strong steps to address the sovereign debt crisis at this week’s summit.

For more currency & commodity news & info, visit http://ufx.co/UFXM-youtube... The Euro has advanced for first time since October before the crisis summit, while the US Dollar dropped. The euro zone currency advanced for the first time in 5 weeks against the USD as 6 central banks -including the Federal Reserve- acted to make more funds readily available to lenders to halt Europe's debt crisis from intensifying. Gains in the shared currency were assuaged by concern a meeting of European leaders next week will not be able to stop the 2-year-old crisis that started in Greece. Stocks and commodities rebounded from two weeks of losses as the Greenback and the Japanese Yen were the biggest losers as demand for safety decreased. The euro rose 1.17 percent to 1.3391 closing on Friday, its first weekly gain since the five days ended October 28th.

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U.S. investors digest the government employment report for November. European stocks and the euro rise as Germany’s Angela Merkel and France’s Nicolas Sarkozy express support for treaty changes to create a tighter fiscal union in the euro-zone.

Stock futures are flat after the biggest rally since March 2009. Data show contraction in the manufacturing sectors of the euro-zone and China. Black Friday sales rose 9.3% over last year, to a record $52.4 billion. Automakers report November sales.

U.S. President Barack Obama on Monday showed his full support in helping the euro zone solve its current debt crisis. The American president also added that troubles in Europe make it harder "to create jobs in the US".

For more currency & commodity news & info, visit http://ufx.co/UFXM-youtube... The Euro decreased for a fourth week, as Germany struggled with its bond auction, indicating that the European debt crisis is starting to affect more fiscally stable nations of the Euro Zone. Last week the Euro reached a low of seven weeks against the US Dollar after Italian and German bond auctions failed to meet expectations.

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U.S. stocks slide again, after a smaller-than-expected increase in consumer spending and a drop in durable goods orders. Manufacturing slows unexpectedly in China, and continues to contract in the euro-zone. A German bond auction technically fails.

President of the European Commission, Jose Manuel Barroso, on Wednesday unveiled the Commission's new proposal to issue eurobonds as opposed to national issuance by the 17 members of the euro zone. With this new plan, Mr. Barroso expects to decrease market fears on national sovereign debts and avoid continuous bail-outs of countries without financial stability. "The joint issuance of debt in the euro area could bring tremendous benefits. It could lead to greater financial integration and to the creation of a much larger and more liquid bond market – comparable to that which exists for United States Treasuries.", Barroso said. However, the Commission stated the the new plan comes together with a more intrusive national budgetary surveillance. The new proposal comes when countries like Spain, Italy and France have seen their borrowing costs rise significantly. Barroso's eurobonds hasn't so far convinced German chancellor Angela Merkel, who defends treaty changes rather than eurobonds as a more ...

U.S. stock futures are pointing to a sixth straight losing session, after a report that the rescue plan for Dexia may be unworkable. A German bond auction is poorly received, and the manufacturing sectors in the euro-zone and China show contraction.

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Greek Prime Minister, Lucas Papademos, on Monday reiterated that Greece will implement all the reforms agreed during the European Council Summit last month. Speaking in a press conference in Brussels, the Greek premier also said that “there is no doubt that the new Greek government is going to provide written commitment”, referring to the written guarantees on reform efforts that euro zone leaders are demanding from Greece. European Commission president, Jose Manuel Barroso, stated that the second bail-out program for Greece should be concluded "by the end of the year".

U.S. stocks open modestly higher after the ECB intervenes to stabilize the European debt markets. Mario Draghi urges euro-zone leaders to implement changes to the bailout fund. Salesforce.com slides after posting a quarterly loss. Heinz disappoints.

EC President Barroso warns of a systemic crisis in the euro zone, and the Bank of England lowers its global growth forecast. Italy’s benchmark bond rises back above 7%. Target rises on strong earnings, but shares of Dell and Abercrombie & Fitch fall.

U.S. and European stocks decline amid renewed sovereign debt concerns. Euro-zone GDP grows just 0.2%. U.S. retail sales and manufacturing data improve, and producer prices drop the most in 20 months. Wal-Mart, Home Depot and Staples report earnings.

U.S. stock futures and European equities fall on renewed sovereign debt fears, and the yield on Italy’s benchmark government bond rises back to 7%. Euro-zone GDP rose just 0.2% in the third quarter. Wal-Mart, Home Depot and Staples report earnings.

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Global stocks retreat as Merkel repeats her opposition to joint euro-zone bonds, and optimism fades over Italy’s economic reforms and Berlusconi’s resignation. Warren Buffett discloses a 5.4% stake in IBM. Goldman Sachs upgrades Caterpillar.

Global stocks retreat as Merkel repeats her opposition to joint euro-zone bonds, and optimism fades over Italy’s economic reforms and Berlusconi’s resignation. Warren Buffett discloses a 5.4% stake in IBM. ** Penney and Lowe’s report earnings.

Mike Larson just got back from Germany, where he found that the euro-zone bailouts, and even the euro currency, are wildly unpopular. He sees signs that the bond markets are finally cracking, which could portend a major selloff in global stocks.

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President of the European Commission, Jose Manuel Barroso, on Wednesday urged Greece to give full support to the bailout package that was agreed to by the euro zone leaders last week at the European Summit in Brussels. Barroso stated that the Greece government needs "to show that they are ready to work for national political unity and for achieving the broad support needed for implementation of the program." Barroso's statement came after George Papandreou on Tuesday announced he would call for a referendum on the EU rescue package, which includes a deal with private creditors of a 50% cut on Greece's sovereign debt. "Without the agreement of Greece to the program, the conditions for Greek citizens could become much more painful, in particular for the most vulnerable. The consequences would be impossible to foresee," Barroso said. The planned referendum has shocked both European leaders and financial markets, right ahead of the G20 Summit that will be held on the 3 and 4 of November in Cannes.

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For more currency & commodity news & info, visit http://www.ufxmarkets.com... Analysts have said that the Euro is still vulnerable as the euro zone needs to find the resources to expand its bailout fund, the European Financial Stability Facility. There also remain doubts about whether the fund's expanded size of 1 trillion Euros is sufficient to stem the crisis.

Caterpillar quarterly profit exceeds $1 billion. Kimberly-Clark profit off. Eaton net up 36% as truck segment is strong. Lorillard disappoints. Euro-zone composite PMI falls to 27-month low. Stock futures mixed.

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U.S. stocks follow Europe higher as Slovakia gets set to vote again on the expansion of the euro-zone bailout fund. The IEA lowers its estimates for oil demand. Alcoa’s Q3 earnings disappoint. BlackBerry users face a third day of service problems.

Global stocks rise on expectations that Slovakia will approve changes to the euro-zone rescue fund later this week. The dollar slumps against the euro, sending commodity prices higher. Alcoa’s third quarter earnings fall short of estimates.

Stocks turn higher on news that 103,000 jobs were created in September. August and July job creation is revised sharply higher, but unemployment remains at 9.1%. Moody’s downgrades twelve British banks. Euro-zone lenders will get more stress tests.

Global stocks tumble, and the S&P 500 falls into bear-market territory, after euro-zone officials postpone a decision on Greek bailout funds. Bernanke testifies on Capitol Hill. Apple may unveil the iPhone 5. Ford and the UAW reportedly reach a deal.

Global stocks tumble after euro-zone finance ministers postpone a decision on Greece’s next round of bailout funds, and say private bondholders may have to take bigger losses on the debt. U.S. investors await Ben Bernanke’s testimony on Capitol Hill.

Global stocks sink after Greece says it will miss deficit targets. Euro-zone manufacturing slows again. Precious metals and U.S. Treasury prices rise on their safe haven appeal, while oil prices fall to $77 per barrel. Alibaba may want to buy Yahoo.

U.S. stocks recover from yesterday’s selloff, after 2Q GDP growth is revised to 1.3%, and jobless claims fall to their lowest level since April. German lawmakers vote to expand the powers of the euro-zone rescue fund. AMD tumbles on a weaker outlook.

Stocks may rebound from yesterday’s selloff, as investors digest initial jobless claims and second quarter GDP data. German lawmakers vote to expand the power of the euro-zone rescue fund. AMD tumbles after forecasting lower sales and gross margins.

U.S. stocks open higher, despite an unexpected decline in August durable goods orders. Finland’s parliament votes to give the euro-zone rescue fund expanded powers. Amazon launches a tablet device. UAW workers reportedly vote on a new GM contract.

U.S. stocks may open higher, after Finland’s parliament votes to expand the power of the euro-zone rescue fund. But the FT reports that euro-zone leaders are split on the terms of Greece’s second bailout package. Amazon may introduce a tablet device.

U.S. President Barack Obama said that the financial crisis in Europe is "scaring the world" and that leaders in the euro zone are not dealing with it quickly enough.

Global stocks continue to rally, on optimism that euro-zone officials will take decisive steps to tackle the sovereign debt crisis. Bank stocks surge. Gold and oil prices rebound as the dollar loses ground to the euro. Walgreen tops profit estimates.

U.S. stocks come off earlier lows, but the global selloff continues as investors look for the G-20 to strengthen the euro-zone rescue fund. Gold drops below $1,700 an ounce. Hewlett-Packard fires CEO Leo Apotheker, and replaces him with Meg Whitman.

Jack Crooks sees many similarities between the credit crisis of 2008, and the European sovereign debt crisis we face now. He examines emerging market and euro-zone bank credit default swaps and currency market indicators to highlight the parallels.

Brussels wants a bigger say in decisions on border checks inside the European Union, especially at times of crisis. Cecilia Malmstrom, Europe’s home affairs commissioner, said a more European and less national approach is needed when it comes to guaranteeing freedom of movement. "The aim of this proposal is to guarantee a more consistent, a more transparent and a more efficient border control area. We want a better Schengen, then we want to shift to a truly European System; the only one able to strengthen and safeguard the citizen's rights to free movement within the Schengen area, one of the most cherished achievement by the EU", Malmstrom said. Malmstrom is defending the passport-free travel zone in Europe as a “fantastic project”. More than 400 million people from 25 European countries enjoy passport-free travel across the area. The EU estimates that this Schengen zone represents a 40 billion euro boost to the European economy. But not everybody is enthusiastic. France, Italy and Spain, and ...

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Stocks are rising as euro-zone finance ministers meet in Poland to address the sovereign debt crisis. Geithner urges cooperation and the expansion of the EFSF rescue program. Goldman Sachs takes a defensive stance. RIM tumbles after weak earnings.

U.S. stocks may open lower, but global markets rise ahead of the meeting of euro-zone finance ministers in Poland. Yesterday’s coordinated action by central banks to backstop European lenders continues to boost the markets. RIM misses estimates.

Global stocks move higher on the third anniversary of Lehman Brothers’ collapse. U.S. traders react to a flood of economic data. Merkel and Sarkozy say Greece will remain in the euro-zone. UBS may report a loss after a rogue trader loses $2 billion.