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Check Point Software Technologies Ltd.’s slide to the cheapest level in four months is a buying opportunity to UBS AG on speculation the Israeli company will benefit as cyber-security spending climbs.
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U.K. stocks retreated as a report showed growth in China’s services industries slowed last month, and lawmakers tightened mortgage rules to cool the residential property market in the world’s second-largest economy.
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The fastest profit growth since 2004 will push European stocks up 15 percent by January, handing investors the biggest two-year advance in a decade, according to estimates from 13 strategists surveyed by Bloomberg.
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European stocks dropped for a third week in four as the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank lowered economic-growth forecasts and companies predicted their earnings will miss estimates.
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European stocks tumbled for a third day, sending the Stoxx Europe 600 Index to a two-month low, on continuing concern that the region’s debt crisis will spread.
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Trading more online could help boost global economic growth, according to a paper published this week by the Centre for Economic Policy Research.
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European stocks rose for a second week as minutes from last month’s Federal Reserve meeting showed U.S. officials were prepared to ease monetary policy further.
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U.K. stocks rallied the most in three months as concern that Europe’s sovereign-debt crisis will spread eased and a report showed that Chinese manufacturing expanded for a fourth month, boosting raw-material companies.
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European stocks tumbled to an eight- month low as signs of weakness in the Spanish banking system increased concern that Europe’s debt crisis is spreading and military tensions grew in the Korean peninsular.
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European equities will climb 12 percent through the end of next year, beating 2010’s gains, as rising earnings and record-low interest rates help companies overcome the sovereign-debt crisis, a Bloomberg survey of 13 strategists shows.
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