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  • Japan's Nikkei falls for the third straight week

    Japan's Nikkei index fell on Friday to post its third straight weekly loss after a Spanish bond auction failed to extinguish fears of a renewed euro zone debt crisis, but a weaker yen offered support.

  • Oil rises on risk outlook, Spain auction awaited

    Crude oil prices gained on Thursday, ahead of a closely watched Spanish bond auction, bouncing from a two-month low set the previous session, with some investors seeing recent sharp falls as a good buying opportunity.

  • Market did a triple ton yesterday, but how about today?

    How is trade going to be today? Will we cross the psychological 5000? What are the cues? Listen in!

  • Rabobank sees 7% FY12 India growth; global worries persist

    Adrian Foster of Rabobank spoke to CNBC-TV18 about his reading of global markets and its effect on India.

  • Fool's rally on cards; little upside in commodities: Quam

    CNBC-TV18 catches up with Richard Harris of Quam Asset Management to figure out if the rally in global markets is sustainable and what he expects of the markets towards year-ending.

  • Forex - EUR/GBP close to 10-month low after Ifo, Spanish bond auction

    Forex - EUR/GBP close to 10-month low after Ifo, Spanish bond auction

  • If spread gets wider, Germany will have to act: Lloyds TSB

    Achilleas Georgolopoulos, Strategist-Interest Rates at Lloyds TSB talks to CNBC-TV18's Menaka Doshi about the European bond markets and their impact on the Eurozone economy.

  • Winds blowing Nifty towards sub 4900 levels, says Udayan

    Today, with the way the wind is blowing, we are probably staring at 4,900 on Nifty, says CNBC-TV18's Managing Editor Udayan Mukherjee.

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