AP – Egypt’s benchmark stock index dropped to its lowest level in over a year on Thursday as a deepening political crisis in the Arab world’s most populous nation clouded its political future and prompted Moody’s Investors Service to push the government’s bond rating deeper into junk status.
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Read More »AP – MARKET RISES: Egypt’s benchmark stock index extended its gains for a third consecutive day Thursday after landmark parliamentary elections passed relatively peacefully.
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Read More »Reuters – Toronto’s main stock index closed lower on Friday as investors booked some profits after the TSX notched its biggest weekly gain in more than two years on optimism that steps were being taken to resolve Europe’s debt crisis.
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Read More »AP – Egypt’s benchmark stock index is extending its gains for the third consecutive day, after landmark parliamentary elections eased investor sentiment about the country’s political instability.
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Read More »AP – Egypt’s benchmark stock index rebounded on Wednesday, ending a 10-day losing streak as investors stepped in for bargains after escalating protests against the military rulers and violence battered the market and raised questions about the country’s political stability.
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Read More »Reuters – Toronto’s main stock index was higher shortly after the open on Friday as energy and gold-mining issues rose, offsetting fears that the euro zone’s debt crisis was deepening after another round of poor Italian and German bond sales.
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Read More »Reuters – Toronto’s main stock index fell to a seven-week low on Thursday as resource-related issues slid after a meeting of European leaders failed to stem market fears about the euro zone debt crisis.
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AP – Egypt’s benchmark stock index extended its decline for a second consecutive day and airport officials reported a sharp drop Monday in international passenger arrivals as deadly clashes in the capital cast fresh doubts about the country’s political stability days before pivotal parliamentary elections.
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