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A Surprisingly Good Vintage as Market Logs Gains
European Union put together loans to bail out Spain's banks on June 10 and the head of the European Central Bank, Mario Draghi , pledged to do "whatever it takes" to save the euro. Speculation that the Federal Reserve was set to provide the
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A Look Back at Memorable Days on Wall Street
to rescue banks, relieve debt-burdened governments and restore investor confidence. — Sept. 6: Up 244 points. Mario Draghi , the head of the European Central Bank, unveiled a program to buy government bonds from the region's struggling
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A Look Back at Memorable Days on Wall Street
to rescue banks, relieve debt-burdened governments and restore investor confidence. — Sept. 6: Up 244 points. Mario Draghi , the head of the European Central Bank, unveils a program to buy government bonds from the region's struggling
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A Surprisingly Good Vintage as Market Logs Gains
European Union put together loans to bail out Spain's banks on June 10 and the head of the European Central Bank, Mario Draghi , pledged to do "whatever it takes" to save the euro. Speculation that the Federal Reserve was set to provide the
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Election 2012: Obama's Top 8 Post-Election Economic Issuesfrom parliament on Wednesday for austerity measures to receive needed aid. Meanwhile, European Central Bank president Mario Draghi said the Eurozone crisis was weighing on Germany's economy. 2. Healthcare "The good news is that the Affordable
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Wall Street trading higher on hopes for economy to gain strength
debt-strapped Europe is again affecting Wall Street. The market calm that followed European Central Bank President Mario Draghi 's promise two months ago to do whatever it takes to save the eurozone has given way to a bearish flashback of TV images
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What to watch: Investors' eyes (still) on Europe
debt-strapped Europe is again affecting Wall Street. The market calm that followed European Central Bank President Mario Draghi 's promise two months ago to do whatever it takes to save the eurozone has given way to a bearish flashback of TV images
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Stock markets surge to highest point in years: Can it last?
financial crisis and since President Obama has been in office. Sparking the rally was a confirmation that ECB President Mario Draghi is backing up his July pledge to do "whatever it takes" to keep the eurozone intact. "Draghi said he was committed
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Stock indexes close at highest levels in 4½ years
legs. He argues that investors had been overly bearish ahead of the ECB announcement. The plan detailed by ECB chief Mario Draghi backs up his July assertion that he will do whatever it takes to keep the eurozone intact, says Cote. A string of economic
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Stocks Reach Four-Year High; Good News for Obama?
since December 2007 to 13,292, up almost 2 percent. Earlier today, the president of the European Central Bank, Mario Draghi , announced the bank would allow unlimited purchases of government bonds. The policy is a bold attempt to cut the interest
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Stock indexes close at highest levels in 4 ½ years
legs. He argues that investors had been overly bearish ahead of the ECB announcement. The plan detailed by ECB chief Mario Draghi backs up his July assertion that he will do whatever it takes to keep the eurozone intact, says Cote. A string of economic
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Stock indexes soar above 2012 highs
the ECB announcement. The plan detailed by ECB chief Mario Draghi backs up his July assertion that he will do whatever points, or 2.8%, to 3,500.50. ECB president Mario Draghi on Thursday announced in a press conference that the central
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Stocks rocket on Draghi's 'no-limit' bond plan
Germany and stocks in Paris were up 1.3%. In a long-awaited move by investors around the globe, ECB president Mario Draghi on Thursday announced in a press conference that the central bank will buy short-term sovereign bonds with maturities
