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Trading continued on the New Zealand stock exchange after some traders were left without access to live prices and market announcements for about two hours due to a technical problem at NZX Ltd.
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U.S. financial regulators are examining the rising use of loans to state and local governments that allow public officials to take on added debt without disclosing it to municipal-bond investors.
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Federal Reserve Governor Jeremy Stein said diminishing returns from Fed purchases of Treasury securities indicate the central bank should instead buy mortgage-backed debt.
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Sunac China Holdings Ltd., the developer part-owned by U.S. private-equity firm Bain Capital LLC, fell by the most in more than 10 months in Hong Kong trading after announcing plans to sell shares.
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Bank bondholders that are forced to take losses under European Union plans to prevent the need for taxpayer bailouts may get the chance to recoup some of their investment in failed lenders, an EU official said.
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Two years after the frightening spring day when the Dow Jones Industrial Average lost and regained about 600 points in a matter of minutes, we still don’t really know why. This is a problem, because it means something similar -- or worse -- could happen again.
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Bolsa Mexicana de Valores SAB, the operator of Mexico’s securities exchange, will consider joining the Chilean, Colombian and Peruvian bourses in Latin America’s first stock market combination.
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Turkey’s central bank sold more than $1 billion of its reserves, stepping up a two-month campaign to arrest a slump in the lira that’s triggered by concern about the record current account gap.
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The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission took a step toward improving its oversight of equity and options markets, contracting for a system that collects quote and trade data sold mainly to private users.
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Mercator Poslovni Sistem d.d. , the largest publicly traded retailer in the Balkans, reversed earlier losses in Ljubljana, gaining the most in a week.
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