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Oil falls to near $36 ahead of busy earnings week
 
AP - Oil prices fell to near $36 a barrel Monday in Asia as investors eyed a slew of U.S. corporate earnings this week for signs of weakening consumer demand amid the worst recession in decades.
Japan's Nikkei slightly up on yen, Obama
 
AP - Japan's key stock index rose slightly Monday as investors welcomed a dip in the yen, lifting electronics companies, automakers and other exporters
Deutsche Post expects rough 2009
 
AP - Mail and logistics company Deutsche Post AG said Monday it met its 2008 earnings before interest and taxes target of euro2.4 billion ($3.2 billion) excluding nonrecurring effects, but expects a difficult business climate this year.
Paper maker Stora Enso warns of poor 4Q earnings
 
AP - Paper maker Stora Enso Oyj warned Monday its fourth-quarter earnings will be hit hard by production cuts and said it will keep cutting jobs and output in 2009 amid the economic downturn.
FTSE-100 index up 46.98 points at 4,194.04
 
AP - Share prices on the London Stock Exchange were higher at midday Monday.
Hong Kong stock market rises on US stimulus hopes
 
AP - Hong Kong shares climbed Monday amid hopes a massive stimulus plan will boost the U.S. economy, but expectations of dour fourth quarter earnings capped gains.
European stocks rally on British bank bailout
 
AFP - European stock markets rallied on Monday as Britain unveiled a scheme to kick-start lending by ailing British banks that it hopes can be spread across the globe.
European markets buoyed by British bank bailout
 
AP - European stock markets rallied Monday as investors digested the details of the British government's second bailout of its banking sector in just over three months as it attempts to kick-start lending in the economy.
European markets down as banking stocks plummet
 
AP - European stock markets declined Monday with banks in free fall as investors fretted over a second British government bailout of the sector in just over three months. Royal Bank of Scotland shares fell 60 percent after it announced massive losses.
BASF expects tough market to hurt earnings
 
AP - Chemical company BASF SE said 2008 and 2009 earnings would be hurt by difficult market conditions, which have deteriorated more than the company anticipated amid the global economic downturn.
Oil falls below $36 ahead of busy earnings week
 
AP - Oil prices fell to below $36 a barrel Monday as investors eyed a slew of U.S. corporate earnings this week for signs of weakening consumer demand amid the worst recession in decades.
Oil falls below $35 ahead of busy earnings week
 
AP - Oil prices fell to below $35 a barrel Monday as investors eyed a slew of U.S. corporate earnings this week for signs of weakening consumer demand amid the worst recession in decades.
London stocks end in the red
 
AFP - Shares in London ended in the red on Monday even as the government made attempts to to boost lending by banks crippled by the credit crisis.
Banking fears grip European markets
 
AP - European stock markets fell Monday with banks in free fall as investors fretted over a second British government bailout of the sector in three months and some predicted that cash-strapped Royal Bank of Scotland Group PLC would end up fully nationalized.
Australian stock index falls more than 4 percent
 
AP - Australia's stock market fell more than 4 percent Tuesday as the global financial crisis brought further bad news in the form of declining commodity prices and bank losses in Europe.

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