<?xml version="1.0" encoding="iso-8859-1"?><?xml-stylesheet href="http://www.congoo.com/css/rss.css" type="text/css" media="screen"?><rss version="2.0"><channel><title>Equity-markets News - Congoo</title><link>http://www.congoo.com/feed/newschannelsfeed.aspx?chid=69&amp;catid=74</link><description>News Feed for - Equity-markets</description><item><title>Dubai World standstill news hits regional confidence</title><link>http://www.congoo.com/news/addstorycomment.aspx?st=96547161&amp;Channel_ID=69&amp;Category_ID=74</link><pubDate>2009-11-27T00:16:00</pubDate><description>Investors sold banking stocks across Europe and Asia and jacked up the price of insuring against Dubai defaults, a day after the government said it would take charge of restructuring its corporate flagship, </description><source>Financial News Online</source></item><item><title>Dubai struggles to ease debt default fears</title><link>http://www.congoo.com/news/addstorycomment.aspx?st=96469927&amp;Channel_ID=69&amp;Category_ID=74</link><pubDate>2009-11-27T03:23:00</pubDate><description>DUBAI/LONDON (Reuters) - Dubai struggled to ease fears of debt default on Thursday after its move to delay repayments at two flagship firms shook confidence in the Middle East as a centre for investment </description><source>Reuters India</source></item><item><title>Thai stocks set to fall, Dubai woes add to gloom</title><link>http://www.congoo.com/news/addstorycomment.aspx?st=96559789&amp;Channel_ID=69&amp;Category_ID=74</link><pubDate>2009-11-27T02:22:00</pubDate><description>2:15am GMT storyKeywords 'MARKETS RTR_ArticleTitle 'Thai stocks set to fall, Dubai woes add to RTR_ArticleBlurb ' BANGKOK, Nov 27 (Reuters) Thai shares are expected to fall for a second day on Friday, </description><source>Reuters UK</source></item><item><title>Japan Hot Stocks-Construction firms, exporters, banks</title><link>http://www.congoo.com/news/addstorycomment.aspx?st=96514872&amp;Channel_ID=69&amp;Category_ID=74</link><pubDate>2009-11-27T02:02:00</pubDate><description>TOKYO, Nov 27 (Reuters) - The benchmark Nikkei average fell 2 percent and the broader TOPIX shed 1.7 percent on Friday. The following stocks were on the move: **CONSTRUCTION FIRMS FALL ON DUBAI WORRIES, </description><source>Forbes.com</source></item><item><title>Dubai: a climate of fear for those with debts</title><link>http://www.congoo.com/news/addstorycomment.aspx?st=96479240&amp;Channel_ID=69&amp;Category_ID=74</link><pubDate>2009-11-27T02:51:00</pubDate><description>While Americans ate their Thanksgiving turkey, financial markets were being stuffed by the Dubai goose, with Sheikh Mohammed Bin Rashid Al Maktoum and his family shocking global markets by saying he wants </description><source>Crikey Media</source></item><item><title>Nikkei falls over 2 pct on yen, Dubai debt worries</title><link>http://www.congoo.com/news/addstorycomment.aspx?st=96609343&amp;Channel_ID=69&amp;Category_ID=74</link><pubDate>2009-11-27T00:31:00</pubDate><description>TOKYO, Nov 27 (Reuters) - Japan's Nikkei average fell more than 2 percent to a four-month low on Friday as a broad range of shares fell, after the dollar sank to a 14-year low against the yen and debt </description><source>Reuters</source></item><item><title>Nikkei hits 4-month low on yen, Dubai debt worries</title><link>http://www.congoo.com/news/addstorycomment.aspx?st=96439722&amp;Channel_ID=69&amp;Category_ID=74</link><pubDate>2009-11-27T00:16:00</pubDate><description>TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's Nikkei average hit a four-month low at the open on Friday, with shares down broadly, after the dollar hit a fresh 14-year low against the yen and debt problems in Dubai hit financial </description><source>Reuters</source></item><item><title>Chinese Banks In The Tank</title><link>http://www.congoo.com/news/addstorycomment.aspx?st=96622259&amp;Channel_ID=69&amp;Category_ID=74</link><pubDate>2009-11-27T03:35:00</pubDate><description>On Nov. 23, the China Banking Regulatory Commission, Beijing's bank regulator, ordered Chinese lenders to formulate long-term fundraising plans. Those banks with 'relatively low' capital adequacy ratios </description><source>Forbes.com</source></item><item><title>Nikkei Falls Over 2% To 4-Month Low</title><link>http://www.congoo.com/news/addstorycomment.aspx?st=96620765&amp;Channel_ID=69&amp;Category_ID=74</link><pubDate>2009-11-27T03:08:00</pubDate><description>TOKYO, Nov 27 (Reuters) - Japan's Nikkei average fell more than 2 percent to a four-month low on Friday as a broad range of shares fell, after the dollar sank to a 14-year low against the yen and debt </description><source>Forbes.com</source></item><item><title>Seoul shares fall on Dubai fears; banks retreat</title><link>http://www.congoo.com/news/addstorycomment.aspx?st=96558888&amp;Channel_ID=69&amp;Category_ID=74</link><pubDate>2009-11-27T01:53:00</pubDate><description>SEOUL, Nov 27 (Reuters) - Seoul shares fell on Friday amid deepening concerns about Dubai's debt problems, which hit European markets overnight and continued pressuring construction and financial issues </description><source>Forbes.com</source></item><item><title>Minsheng Bank down 3.08% on H-share debut</title><link>http://www.congoo.com/news/addstorycomment.aspx?st=96523825&amp;Channel_ID=69&amp;Category_ID=74</link><pubDate>2009-11-27T01:35:00</pubDate><description>The China Minsheng Banking Corp. fell 3.08 percent in its Hong Kong debut on Thursday after raising approximately 30 billion Hong Kong dollars in the city's biggest initial public offering since April </description><source>People's Daily Online</source></item><item><title>HK Hot Stocks-HSBC, StanChart dive; BYD rises</title><link>http://www.congoo.com/news/addstorycomment.aspx?st=96617705&amp;Channel_ID=69&amp;Category_ID=74</link><pubDate>2009-11-27T03:31:00</pubDate><description>Seng Index had fallen 2.78 percent to 21,593.9. The China Enterprises Index of top locally listed mainland Chinese stocks was down 2.4 percent at 12,835.65. Here are some of the stocks on the move: * </description><source>Forbes.com</source></item><item><title>JGBs climb due to yen's surge, Nikkei slide</title><link>http://www.congoo.com/news/addstorycomment.aspx?st=96547371&amp;Channel_ID=69&amp;Category_ID=74</link><pubDate>2009-11-27T02:04:00</pubDate><description>TOKYO, Nov 27 (Reuters) - The five-year Japanese government bond yield hit its lowest in four years on Friday as Tokyo shares slid, and investors fretted that the yen's surge may add to deflationary pressure </description><source>Forbes.com</source></item><item><title>JGB futures surge as stocks fall on Dubai worries</title><link>http://www.congoo.com/news/addstorycomment.aspx?st=96608555&amp;Channel_ID=69&amp;Category_ID=74</link><pubDate>2009-11-27T00:48:00</pubDate><description>TOKYO, Nov 27 (Reuters) - Lead December 10-year Japanese government bond futures hit a nine-month high on Friday, as worries about debt problems in Dubai triggered a slide in share prices. December 10-year </description><source>Forbes.com</source></item><item><title>Research and Markets: Global-250: Infrastructure Projects Database - Dynamic Database </title><link>http://www.congoo.com/news/addstorycomment.aspx?st=96523852&amp;Channel_ID=69&amp;Category_ID=74</link><pubDate>2009-11-27T02:07:00</pubDate><description>Research and Markets: Global-250: Infrastructure jects Database - Dynamic Database of the 's Top jects Accounting for over $2 Trillion in Deal Value - Rock Hill, SC thisArticleId thisArticleUrl thisArticleTitle </description><source>Rock Hill Herald</source></item><item><title>Asian Markets Trade Sharply Lower On Dubai Debt Worries</title><link>http://www.congoo.com/news/addstorycomment.aspx?st=96623530&amp;Channel_ID=69&amp;Category_ID=74</link><pubDate>2009-11-27T04:01:00</pubDate><description>Asian Economic News TOP MARKET NEWS Featured Broker (RTTNews) - Asian stock markets are in a sea of red on Friday, with participants pressing heavy sales in financial stocks amid fears of a likely debt </description><source>RTTNews.com</source></item><item><title>South Korean Market Declines Sharply On Dubai Debt Worries</title><link>http://www.congoo.com/news/addstorycomment.aspx?st=96542438&amp;Channel_ID=69&amp;Category_ID=74</link><pubDate>2009-11-27T03:37:00</pubDate><description>Optional: Temporarily hide the 'tabber' class so it does not 'flash' on the page as plain HTML. After tabber runs, the class is changed to 'tabberlive' and it will appear. //Function Which Calls Swap </description><source>RTTNews.com</source></item><item><title>Australian Market Trades Sharply Lower; Bank Stocks Fall</title><link>http://www.congoo.com/news/addstorycomment.aspx?st=96450355&amp;Channel_ID=69&amp;Category_ID=74</link><pubDate>2009-11-27T02:02:00</pubDate><description>(RTTNews) - The Australian stock market is down sharply on Friday, with investors indulging in heavy selling across the board amid fears of a likely debt default in Dubai. Bank stocks are among the worst </description><source>RTTNews.com</source></item><item><title>Aust stocks plunge 2.4% on Dubai worries</title><link>http://www.congoo.com/news/addstorycomment.aspx?st=96607759&amp;Channel_ID=69&amp;Category_ID=74</link><pubDate>2009-11-27T02:24:00</pubDate><description>CBA declines to comment on Dubai World exposure, ANZ says no impact expected Leighton Holdings says confident of recovering Dubai debts ??12:36 PM ??12:05 PM Metcash bids for 50% stake in Mitre 10 ??12:38 </description><source>Business Spectator</source></item><item><title>Market Report / Stocks fall 1% yesterday, but rise for the week</title><link>http://www.congoo.com/news/addstorycomment.aspx?st=96611809&amp;Channel_ID=69&amp;Category_ID=74</link><pubDate>2009-11-27T01:04:00</pubDate><description>Tel Aviv shares fell yesterday to end the trading week: The TA-25 lost 1.1% to close at 1,079 points, and the TA-100 was down 1.3% to end the day at 1,002 points. Banks shares lost 1.6% and the Real Estate-15 </description><source>Haaretz</source></item><item><title>Vietnam market falls on dong devaluation, rate hike</title><link>http://www.congoo.com/news/addstorycomment.aspx?st=96443100&amp;Channel_ID=69&amp;Category_ID=74</link><pubDate>2009-11-27T03:25:00</pubDate><description>HANOI -- Vietnam's stock market suffered its largest drop in seven months after the State Bank raised the benchmark interest rate and devalued the currency. The State Bank on Wednesday raised the prime </description><source>China Post</source></item><item><title>Stocks down on lenders' share sale rumor</title><link>http://www.congoo.com/news/addstorycomment.aspx?st=96618197&amp;Channel_ID=69&amp;Category_ID=74</link><pubDate>2009-11-27T02:35:00</pubDate><description>The Shanghai Composite Index fell 3.6 percent yesterday. [] Chinese stocks slumped, driving the benchmark index to its biggest drop in almost three months, on concern banks will sell more shares to meet </description><source>CHINAdaily</source></item><item><title>Asian Shares Lower; Strong Yen Hits Japan Exporters</title><link>http://www.congoo.com/news/addstorycomment.aspx?st=96445481&amp;Channel_ID=69&amp;Category_ID=74</link><pubDate>2009-11-27T01:45:00</pubDate><description>Shares Strong Yen Hits Japan Exporters - MarketWatch return return Bulletin Investor Nov. 26, 2009, 8:06 p.m. EST   Post: Asian Shares Strong Yen Hits Japan Exporters Related stories (Nov. 17) (Nov. 18) </description><source>MarketWatch</source></item><item><title>BiomedReports: News and FDA Updates for GLG (NASDAQ:GLGL), Human Genome Sciences </title><link>http://www.congoo.com/news/addstorycomment.aspx?st=96602577&amp;Channel_ID=69&amp;Category_ID=74</link><pubDate>2009-11-27T02:41:00</pubDate><description>(M2 PRESSWIRE via COMTEX) -- BioMedReports. Com, the news portal which covers Wall Street's biomedical sector and delivers financial and investment intelligence to a community of highly informed investors </description><source>TMC Net</source></item><item><title>Nationalize Wall Street: Les Leopold</title><link>http://www.congoo.com/news/addstorycomment.aspx?st=96622973&amp;Channel_ID=69&amp;Category_ID=74</link><pubDate>2009-11-27T03:51:00</pubDate><description>Author Les Leopold has given up on government regulation of big banks. It no longer makes sense for ??$100,000 a year civil servants? to try to keep watch over ??$100 million dollar a year bankers? </description><source>AllGov</source></item></channel></rss>