Markets pm: Global growth worries hit stocks, Gold tumbles to tw...


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Monday April 15 2013

Markets
 
Global growth worries hit stocks
Concerns about global economic prospects weigh on equities as below forecast China GDP growth follows disappointing US economic reports
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Gold tumbles to two-year low
Investors question whether decade-long bull market is over as the precious metal falls a further 5%, bringing it 26% down from its 2011 record high
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Wall St falters in early trading
The losses came as the New York Federal Reserve's Empire State Manufacturing index, which measures economic conditions in the industrial hub, fell
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The agony and ecstasy of broken markets
Riding wave of liquidity may eventually end in tears if real economies do not respond adequately to central bank policies, writes Mohamed El-Erian
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China slowdown fears lift haven currencies
The Australian and New Zealand dollars are worst hit after official Chinese economic growth data lift the US dollar and yen havens
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Precious metals miners lead FTSE sell off
Precious metals producers listed in London join in the rout seen across global bullion markets
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