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USDJPY 96.39 96.42
USDCHF 0.9295 0.9298
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EURJPY 128.07 128.10
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  • One of US Biggest Law Firms Gets Bankrupt
  • One of the World’s Biggest Brokers Leaves the Greek Market
  • Facebook Stocks Fall Below Offering Price
  • Germany FinMin Will Be Awarded for Rescuing Euro
  • Senators Will Penalize One of Facebook Founders for Citizenship Denial
  • The British Company Prepared to Issue Greek Drachma
  • Wheat Prices to Show the Record Growth since 2007
  • Obama To Investigate Into JPMorgan Loss
  • Banks Prepared for Greece Refusal from Euro
  • Bank Reform Cuts the Spanish Stock Exchange Index by 3%
  • Iran Allowed Private Oil Export
  • The Shares of Sony and Panasonic Plunged to 30 Years’ Low
  • Wall Street’s “bad boy” imprisoned for 12 years
  • A Man from Germany Won Case of 200 Mln Euro Bank Mistake
  • The Shares of LinkedIn Hit the Record Low
  • Euro Has Been Falling vs Dollar for Five Days Already
  • The Biggest Discount Service Capitalization Narrows Twofold for the Last Half Year
  • April was the worse month for US stocks in 2012
  • The BOJ to Inject $124 Billion to Economy
  • 8 Banks’ Ratings Downgraded in Spain
  • HMRC sent out 12 thousands fine letters by mistake
  • Jerome Kerviel to sue Societe Generale
  • French Bonds Upturn after Sarkozy Lost the 1st Round of Elections
  • Microsoft sells AOL patents to Facebook
  • People’s Daily online portal launched IPO
  • Iceland Ex-PM Geir Haarde Escapes Punishment
  • Hungary Leaves Nabucco
  • Euro hit a 2-month low due to the Spanish debts
  • Credit Suisse cuts 5.000 jobs in investment banking
  • Mass media revealed the new terms of Manchester United’s IPO
  • The USA Cash Up Earnings from Saving Banks during the Crisis
  • Sony Papers Cost Tumbles by 5%
  • Facebook decided on the stock exchange for IPO
  • Shareholders made AOL to sell license patents to Microsoft
  • Germany reached stricter deal on tax cheats
  • The Britain to Count Losses for GDP after Holidays
  • Switzerland Promised to Cancel Arrest Warrant for the German Taxmen
  • Dutch schoolboy has found a new way for Greece to leave the Eurozone
  • Credit Suisse imposed a ban on its employees travel to Germany
  • The USA Sues Bank Of Canada For Fraud
  • Chinese Premier Calls For Breaking Bank Monopoly
  • Investment banks set to cut their balance sheets by a trillion dollars
  • The Queen Elizabeth II bank fined
  • Japan investment fund admit the loss of $1 billion pension
  • Three candidates for the World Bank President
  • CME is to start the Black Sea grain futures
  • Japanese indices hit pre-earthquake levels
  • The debt crisis has been partially overcome, Greek Prime Minister said
  • Polish authorities seized $100 million in fake US bonds
  •  Iceland's Prime Minister Calls for Giving up National Currency
  • Russian bank to sell debts of the departed
  • Ancient shekel sold for 1.1 billion dollars
  • The world’s trading currency volume reached $5 trillion
  • The world’s business bond issuance hit a record
  • Iraq’s Oil Production Hit Its High Since 1979
  • Greece bond yields exceed 1000%
  • Raiffeisen employee arrested for theft
  • India banned cotton exports
  • Koreans are to invest $2 billion in oil deal with UAE
  • Clients of Greek and Spanish banks move cash to Germany
  • Incomes of American and Chinese Deputies Compared
  • Russia Offers China Discount of Oil Price
  • The Ex-Owner of Snoras Bank to Sue Lithuanian Authorities
  • The Largest British Insurer to Move Abroad
  • MI-5 disclosed the facts of Nazi struggle against the British currency
  • The Italians confiscated false U.S. T-Notes Worth $6 Trillion
  • Americans Want to Buy LME
  • Lloyds Bank to Take Back 2 mln Bonuses Paid to Executives
  • Greek Bailout Deal Shrugged off by Markets
  • Obama’s Budget Plan Sent To Congress
  • Standard & Poor’s lowered rating on Egypt
  • Citigroup traders accused of manipulating the interbank lending rates
  • BOE Emitted 50 Billion Pounds to Fight Crisis
  • Italy to Launch Gas Exchange
  • Cameron offered French banks to avoid taxes in London
  • UniCredit Ex-President is Accused of Financial Frauds
  • A Foreign Bank Gets Permission to Print Credit Cards in China
  • German Spy Chief moved to Deutsche Bank
  • Creation of the world’s biggest stock exchange failed
  • Sarkozy promised to impose financial transaction tax
  • Cyprus gets a billion euro from Russia
  • Sarkozy promised to impose financial transaction tax
  • Iran to Retaliate to EU Sanctions
  • Probability of Portuguese Default Estimated at 71%
  • Iran offers India to pay for oil in yen
  • Iranian Rial Falls 10% after EU Sanctions Imposition
  • Australia Warns About Coming “Eurogeddon”
  • Morgan Stanley Cuts CEO’s Pay by 25%
  • Paris and Berlin Up to Loosen Bank Rules
  • Hong Kong Brokers Take to the Streets in Defense of Lunch Break
  • Officials checking the information on bondraspil site
  • Israeli hackers put down websites of the UAE and Saudi Arabia stock exchanges
  • Saudi hacker assaults Israeli stock exchange
  • Saudi Arabia up to retain oil prices at 100 USD
  • Head of the Swiss Central Bank Resigned
  • Europe May Face a Multibillion Loss from “Tobin Tax”
  • Soros Warns the World about Deflation’s Vicious Cycle
  • The Euro Is Under 1.27 U.S. Dollars
  • Germany Sells Bonds with Negative Yield
  • Iranian rial tumbled to its record low
  • ECB names Belgium's Peter Praet as new chief economist
  • Gold Price Reached a 6-month Minimum
  • McDonald’s Becomes the Most Profitable U.S. Blue Chip
  • Bank of America to pay $335 mln. for racial discrimination
  • German Minister for Economic Affairs made an anti-crisis forecast for 2012
  • Brazil outstripped Great Britain in the rating of the world largest economies
  • Two banks decided to set up technical systems in the case of euro collapse
  • Japan and China refused to use US dollar in bilateral payments
  • Euro Dropped below $1.3
  • Chinese Shares Are Allowed For Purchase in “Offshore Yuans”
  • The North Korea Leader Death Results in Dollar Upturn
  • Japan watchdog terminated Citigroup and UBS activity for a month
  • Zynga shares lost 5% at the first day after IPO
  • The Ukraine to Make the Russian Ruble Reserve Currency
  • Swedbank Faced 54 Million Withdrawals
  • Foreign emitters to be prohibited from translating documents into Russian
  • French Nuclear Conglomerate Asked to Suspend Shares
  • London Stock Exchange Bought FTSE for $700 Mln
  • French Nuclear Conglomerate Asked to Suspend Shares
  • London Stock Exchange Bought FTSE for $700 Mln
  • MICEX-RTS Stock Exchange Leaves No Billion Bonuses to Banks
  • S&P to Downgrade Ratings of 15 EA Countries
  • Citigroup to Dismiss 4,500 Employees
  • MICEX and LSE to rival for partnership with the Kazakhstan Stock Exchange
  • UK to celebrate Charles Dickens’ anniversary with a new coin
  • Test trading on cancelled currencies launched in case of euro collapse
  • Eurozone Is to Face 98% Govt Debt of GDP
  • Greece Leading Statistics Officer Was Suspected of Crisis Overstatement
  • Belarus Got Another Restructuring of Gas Debt
  • Fitch downgrades U.S. rating outlook to negative
  • U.S. oil price rises to $100 a barrel
  • Royal Mint produced 1 kilo gold coin for the 2012 Olympics
  • China Will Help Ukraine to Avoid IMF Loans
  • Over Billion of Dollars Disappeared from Clients Accounts of Bankrupt Investment Company
  • Florida Resident Suspected of Selling Not Existing Shares of Facebook
  • The EA Crisis Downgrades World Stock Indices
  • Largest Stock Exchanges of Japan Merger
  • Warren Buffet Purchased 10 Billion Dollar IBM Shares in Secrecy
  • Japan’s economy expands for the first time after the earthquake
  • Italian bond yields rise despite Berlusconi's resignation
  • Western Companies Will Be Allowed to Sell Stock in China
  • U.S.: The Eurozone Crisis May Sink the U.S. Economy
  • China tells Iran to show 'flexibility and sincerity' over nuclear issue
  • ECB Decision to Lower its Key Rate Weakened the Euro
  • Bookmaker Bets Odds of 4/6 that Greece Will Exit the Euro
  • The Largest Japanese Stock Exchanges Merger
  • Italian Bonds Hit Record Highs
  • Ireland: Ex-National Bank Top Manager Arrested
  • Shelf drilling caused 50 earthquakes near the British resort
  • JP Morgan avoids paying out $19 bln on the Madoff case
  • FBI interested in the recent victim of the debt crisis
  • Minsk Requires from Russia to Stop Taking Beer for Alcohol
  • Pope offers Europe way out of debt crisis
  • Wells Fargo blames clients’ data disclosure on printer error
  • European Banks Were Promised Some 100 Billion Euros
  • Facebook Games Developer to Enter Stock Markets
  • Ron Paul promises to save a trillion dollars for a year
  • Financial Pyramid Founder was Imprisoned for 25 Years in USA
  • 300 Thousand Dollars Was Donated To The “Occupy Wall Street” Movement
  • Camera Producer Olympus Lost 24%
  • Largest European Bank Asked Employees to Fly Less
  • Hackers from Anonymous group attacked NYSE website
  • Berlusconi refuses to raise taxes for the rich
  • Dexia’s nationalization will cost Belgium 4 billion euro
  • Emirates NBD buys Dubai Bank
  • EU Sets Deadline for Debt Deal
  • Russia and China to Establish Billions Worth State Investment Fund
  • EUR 300 million withdrawn from the leading European bank in a day
  • US stocks out of negative zone
  • U.S. Government Will Take the Oldest Bank to Court for Defrauding Clients
  • The Leading European Bank Lost One Third of Its Shares
  • Gold Lost 19 pct in 3 Weeks
  • UBS CEO Resigned in Trading Scandal
  • The fastest going down in value European currency announced
  • Kodak declined to a 38-year low
  • UBS suspends global advertising amid trader having lost 2 billion
  • Google replaces purses by smartphones
  • U.S.A. to suspect hedge funds of insider trading prior to rating downgrade
  • Swiss politicians offer CB ban gold selling
  • IMF lends 4 bln. euros to Portugal
  • French minister claims Yuan being underestimated
  • Iranian fraudster steals USD 2.6 bln. from banks
  • UK banking reform to cost GBP 7 bln.
  • Former Iceland prime minister on trial for contributing to crisis
  • Switzerland pegs the Swiss franc to the euro
  • EU Imposed Embargo on Imports of Syrian Oil
  • U.S. Government Takes 17 Large Banks to Court
  • Russia – the Largest Gas Producer in 2011
  • Bank of America Sells Share in a Chinese Large Bank
  • Greece to Create the Largest Bank in Southeastern Europe
  • PayPal Denies Plans to Allow Money Transfers to Russia
  • Tripoli assault pushes oil prices down
  • Qiwi Will Place Terminals in Europe and the U.S.
  • Deutsche Bank Found Guilty for Price Crash in South Korea
  • Standard & Poor’s President resigns
  • Gold hit new record high
  • Soros accused Merkel’s government of euro crisis
  • US suspects S&P of discharging information on downgrading the country’s rating
  • Four EU countries restrict short sales
  • Buffet used markets slump to buy stocks
  • Former Nasdaq Director charged of insider trading
  • Standard & Poor's Analysts Leveled Down the US Credit Rating
  • Moody’s left the US highest rating unchanged
  • The US Senate Saved the Country from Technical Default
  • Michael Moore called upon Obama to arrest Standart & Poor's CEO
  • U.S. markets opened with sharp price declines
  • European bank is to get rid of credit card business in the USA
  • FRG and Switzerland agreed on tax dodgers
  • HSBC bank announced new job offers after dismissals
  • US debt-ceiling agreement did not lead to American stocks appreciation
  • Russian gas partner sues Gasprom
  • Russians invested 400 million dollars in Twitter
  • Soros to quit hedge fund and return money to investors
  • EU decision to allocate the bailout to Greece increased the euro rate
  • Swiss franc is a safe haven for investors
  • The EU Banks Will Disclose the List of Employees with Salary Over 1 Million Euro
  • The US Authorities Blamed the Swiss Bankers in Helping the Tax Deviationists
  • Obama Refused to Compare the Situation in the USA with Greece and Portugal
  • Standard & Poor’s analysts discerned “low” default risk in USA
  • New record of gold price exceeds 1600 dollars per ounce
  • Google shares gained 12% during a morning
  • Saudi Arabia offers to build grain storages for Russia
  • Putin accused Americans of dissipating money and thuggery
  • The Future Chairman of the European Central Bank Headed the Rating of Europe’s Most Influential Financiers
  • Africa Will Have New Currency
  • EU to rescue banks that failed stress-test
  • Emergency meeting on debt crisis in Italy
  • China and Germany Signed 15 Billion Dollar Contracts
  • Gold vending machine opened in Great Britain
  • The London Stock Exchange’s shares gained 10%
  • Every tenth European insurance company failed the stress-test
  • Wikileaks will sue Visa and Mastercard
  • European Council to appoint a new ECB president
  • Obama wants to cancel 72 billion U.S. dollars tax incentives
  • IPOs become popular again
  • Ex-Citigroup Manager Accused of Stealing $19 Million
  • The Eurocommission Blocked One of the Biggest Deals of “Gasprom” in Europe
  • The Financial Regulator of the USA Goes to Law Against the Country’s Largest Banks
  • The European Union Sounded the Conditions of Giving Greece Another Tranche
  • Hong Kong authorities caught Citibank on sale of customer information
  • At $ 9 billion banking deal signed in the U.S.
  • US authorities investigate Goldman Sachs activity in Libya
  • Goldman Sachs fined for huddling its best clients
  • The decision of the US Senate crushes Visa and MasterCard shares down
  • Lunch with Warren Buffet sold for record sum
  • Standard & Poor's places Greece at the lowest level in the world
  • Economics lesson...
  • Chinese banker forecasts yuan to liberalized
  • Goldman Sachs to face criminal prosecution for role in financial crisis
  • IMF will grant 3 billion dollars aid to Egypt
  • Kerviel’s fraud forced Societe Generale to make a deal with Gaddafi
  • Beginner versus Professional
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  • Yandex enters the market and renders its workers millionaires
  • Goldman Sachs is USD 1.3 bln. indebted to Muammar Gaddafi
  • eBay Has Charged Google of Stealing Commercial Secrets
  • The yuan advanced to a record high against the dollar
  • Former Nasdaq head pleads guilty to insider trading
  • BRICS Leaders Oppose a European as Head of the IMF
  • Yandex gained 55% during the first trading day
  • Ratings of 14 British banks to be reconsidered
  • Belarusian rouble devaluated
  • Moody’s calculated the losses of banks in case of Greece’s default
  • Eurozone approves new head of European Central Bank
  • Dubai Government nationalized Dubai Bank
  • New York prosecutor will question managers of the US major banks
  • Death of bin Laden led to the growth on the financial markets
  • Two Russians among the three richest men in Great Britain
  • Yandex to try gain over a million of USD at Stock Market
  • Record silver price downfall since 1983
  • Microsoft agreed to buy Skype
  • Facebook investors to sell shares worth billiard!
  • EU to start investigating into activity of major world banks
  • Japan earmarks 50 bln. for coping with earthquake aftermath
  • USA becomes a net fuel exporter first time for 20 years.
  • World Bank allocates USD 100 mln. to Serbia
  • The spring time...
  • US authorities fined trader 30 million dollars
  • NYSE recalculated profit on deal with German exchange
  • Head of Japanese bank will quit because of computer failure
  • Iceland Will Repay Debts to Great Britain and Holland
  • The Resolution of S&P сan Provoke the World Markets Down
  • The USA FRS will have to Raise Interest Rates
  • Google shares fell 6%
  • Apple has accused Samsung of copying iPhone and iPad
  • Something about market...
  • China reports first quarterly deficit in 7 years
  • High prices for oil bring the volume of its consumption down
  • The Irish bank announces an annual 10 bln. Euro loss
  • Iceland citizens refuse to pay compensations to foreign nationals
  • China Again Raised the Base Rates
  • MasterCard will Voluntarily Block Information on Card Operations Made in Russia
  • The USA is on the Threshold of Default
  • Nasdaq will Reduce the Influence of Apple on its Base Index
  • Buffet Warned About the Social Nets Overestimation
  • Fukushima-1 operator TEPCO shares drop down to low for 30 years
  • Irish Banks Will Need Additional Multi-million Help
  • Google to work on smartphone payments in cooperation with MasterCard
  • Something about manual trading...
  • A Dutch Banker Refused a Million Bonus
  • Developer of “Free Dollars” Was Condemned in USA
  • Wikileaks Suspected Iran of Active Buying Up of Gold
  • European Banks Obliged to Publish Information about Debts
  • Oil dropped below 100 dollars after the earthquake in Japan
  • Cuba has equalized peso and dollar
  • The Buffet Company will buy a chemical corporation for 9.7 billion dollars
  • The Japan stock market index has dropped to the minimum over last two years
  • Americans accused Sberbank ex-director of inside
  • Fitch has predicted bank crisis in China
  • The Salary of Barclays Bank Head Was Raised Fivefold
  • The Former Bassist of Guns N' Roses Is to Open an Investment Company
  • Generations...
  • Madoff compared the government with a financial pyramid scheme
  • The U.S. investment bank in talks to buy stake in Twitter
  • Investor & gipsy woman ...
  • Vietnam Ordered the Public Companies to Deliver the Currency
  • Technical Failure Disrupted the Work of the London Stock Exchange for 4 Hours
  • Nokia and Windows Phone: shareholders rebel
  • Stock market indices of developed countries show the best start of the year in XXI century
  • Bank of America wrote off 20 billion dollars because of credit cards
  • Borsa Italiana closed owing to a technical failure
  • Alibaba chief quits his post due to fraud on website
  • The Alliance with Microsoft plunged Nokia shares by 14%
  • The US Department of Treasury offered to close up Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac
  • The US Department of Treasury offered to close up Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac
  • Japan Loses the Status of the Second World’s Economy
  • The German Central Bank Head Submits Resignation
  • Google dropped out from trinity of the most expensive high-technology companies of the world
  • The Central Bank of China raises its key interest rate third time for four months
  • RBS WorldPay hacker from Novosibirsk is put on probation
  • Officials: The USA is not ready to drill oil in Arctic
  • Savings of the World Pension Funds Outrun 26 Trillion Dollars
  • Cairo Stock Exchange Opening Is Delayed For 1 Week More
  • Hackers Broke Into the Postal Service of NASDAQ
  • Global unemployment remains at an unprecedentedly low level
  • Chinese Yuan hits its all-time high
  • The economy  of Great Britain starts to shrink again
  • Hedge funds reveal record activeness in buying the euro
  • According to English mass media, Abramovich had his yacht captured by Somalian pirates. He was hardly upset though. What he did was buy the whole their business for a couple of billion bucks.
  • The GDP advance in China became ambiguous again
  • Citigroup named a new President
  • EU exhorts the banks to be more tempered when paying out the bonuses
  • The Irishmen were predicted to emigrate due to recession
  • Trader & Broker…
  • Portugal is being forced to ask for financial aid
  • Brazil warns of global trade war
  • Trading suspended in Bangladesh as stocks plummet at record speed
  • US banks to face fresh stress tests
  • Pope prepares rescript against money laundering
  •  Gas field was found off Israel’s coast
  • Goldman Sachs and Russian DST invest half a billion dollars in Facebook
  • The Bank of America is ready for the exposure of WikiLeaks
  • Estonia joined the euro area
  • ECB Trichet: Euro is stable currency
  • Chronopay deny its database hacked
  • The BSE launches Islamic index
  • South Africa formally invited to join BRIC
  • China hike core interest rates for the second time in two months
  • Adobe earns a billion dollars for a quarter
  • Germany nets 1.8 billion euro from buying the stolen data about the tax evaders
  • J.P.Morgan buys an office in London for 495 million pounds
  • China promises Europe a bailout
  • Spike...
  • Facebook founder to donate his wealth to charity
  • Russian programmer is found guilty of stealing Goldman Sachs secrets
  • Shanghai stock exchange plans to operate round the clock
  • The FRS of the USA leaves the basic rate at the same level
  • In Paris the art works exchange is to be opened
  • Madoff’s friend returned deceived investors 625 million dollars
  • Visa and Mastercard block payments to WikiLeaks
  • 1. US authorities expose the fraudulent schemes for 10 billion dollars
  • Chinese set the IPO record in the USA
  • GDP of Sweden sets growth record
  • Investor & Trader
  • WikiLeaks next target will be a large American bank
  • Obama offered to freeze the wages of the federal employees until 2013
  • IPO General Motors was officially called the largest share placing in history of stock market
  • The deceptive market...
  • Bank of Ireland shares lost 17% of their value
  • American banks failed to comply with new world’s standard
  • The US authorities prepared the charges regarding the insider-trading probe
  • The EU and the IMF are ready to allocate up to 90 billion euro to Ireland
  • European Central Bank requested Ireland to accept rescue from European Union
  • Greece’s budget deficit worse than predicted
  • China moves to fourth in global GDP rankings
  • Mitsubishi Buys Assets of the European Bank for 4 Billion Dollars
  • Europe Asks to Change The Agreement between Russia And Bulgaria Concerning The 'South Stream'
  • The World Bank President Offers to Peg the World Currencies to the Gold
  • The Price of the Gold Ounce Exceeds 1400 dollars
  • IMF predicts an abrupt  slowdown in  global economic growth
  • Oil price reaches 2-year high
  • AIG to repay about $20 bln to the US government
  • The US Treasury Department to borrow $362
  • The World Bank raises China’s growth forecast up to 10% this year
  • BP back to profit after the losses
  • The net MasterCard profit increases by nearly 15% in Q3
  • G-20 Finance ministers agree upon IMF reform.
  • France estimates daily losses from the strikes.
  • Singapore stock exchange will buy the Australian one for 8 billion dollars
  • Worren Buffet inherits one of possible followers
  • The US Industrial Production Fell For The First Time In A Year
  • Dow Jones Fluctuations Are Predicted By Twitter
  • India opens its largest IPO ever
  • India started the largest IPO in history
  • China’s bonds are becoming almost as safe as U.S. Treasuries
  • Obama nominates a Nobel laureate to enter the Board of Governors of the FRS
  • Adobe shares skyrocket on Microsoft buy report
  • Three scientists share Nobel Prize in economics
  • The Central Bank of Japan has cut the basiс rate to zero
  • The major countries of the world were offered to enter into a currency pact
  • Jerome Kerviel sentenced to three years of jail
  • Iraq announced the oil reserves at 143 billion barrels
  • The SEC announced the guilty in the May fall of the US stock indices
  • The World Financial Regulators Have Tightened the Requirements to the Bank Security
  • Brazil’s Finance Minister warns of international currency war.
  • Lehman Brothers collection sold for $ 12,3 mln
  • Forex: the euro growth is to continue
  • Brazilian bankers declared the indefinite strike action
  • Forex: Ireland slowed up the euro ascend
  • The Cyprus Taxmen Will Add to the Russian Budget
  • Forex: the FRS Will not Surprise the Market
  • The US FRS left the interest rate unchanged
  • Russia and Poland agreed on new conditions of gas deliveries
  • Japan Has Started the Currency Intervention for the Yen Rate Weakening
  • The World Oil Prices Have Enhanced to the Maximum in a Month
  • Baku and Tbilisi Agreed to Sell Azerbaijan Gas Avoiding Russia
  • Gold Prices Hit a Record
  • Banks agree to lend Nabucco  4 bln euro
  • Obama suggests allocation of USD 50 bln for road construction
  • Germany’s state gambling monopoly declared unlawful
  • Yen hits 15-year high against dollar
  • The financial crisis forces Irish banks to sell out paintings
  • JSC RusHydro stocks start trading in the USA
  • Forex: yen is increasingly expensive
  • Tokyo Stock Exchange chief asks the government to influence yen rate
  • Forex: yen will fail to save the traders
  • Angela Merkel agrees to fix the Ukrainian gas pipelines
  • Record-breaking GDP growth in Germany does not prevent the slump of the local stock index.
  • Barclays was fined nearly $300 mln. for dealing with Cuba and Iran
  • Forex: the currency to be selected is not apparent
  • Skype is up to enter the stock market.
  • Wall Street advisors to be better remunerated
  • The American operators will replace credit cards by smartphones
  • Citigroup will pay a fine of 75 billion dollars to the US authorities.
  • Forex: Euro-dollar pair has reached an important level
  • Hundreds of brokers in Nigeria were accused of scam on the stock market
  • Forex: the euro started to retrace
  • Moody's decreased by one point the Irish credit rating
  • China announced about introducing the oil sales tax
  • Estonia puts euro into circulation on January 1, 2011
  • BP’s expenditures connected with the oil spill overcame 3 billion dollars
  • The IMF advanced the forecast for the global economy growth
  • Greece cut the budget deficit by 42% for half a year
  • 'Lukoil' acquired an access to the Black Sea shelf of Romania
  • Belarus gives Russia 24 hours to pay gas debt or face transit shutdown
  • Russia's Medvedev to start U.S. visit from Silicon Valley - aide
  • Belarus pledges no interruption in Russian gas supplies to Europe despite cuts - Energy Ministry (UPDATE)
  • Spanish banks faced problems in gaining credits
  • American regulators believe trading robots are dangerous
  • Swiss Parliament approved banking data reporting to the USA