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As Greece Nears Deal For Latest Bailout, Markets Yawn
Follow Yahoo!'s The Daily Ticker on Facebook here! There isn't a sentient being on the planet who believes Greece will ever pay its debts, and, thankfully, that condition has been dropped from the latest round of negotiations. Now, Greece is trying to negotiate a "voluntary" restructuring with its creditors, one that will result in those [...]

Stocks ease as Greece debt talks continue
Stocks fell in morning trading Tuesday as investors once again turned their eyes to Greece, where talks dragged on over terms of new spending cuts.The Dow Jones industrial average lost 44 points to 12,800 ...

Index Futures Little Changed as Greece Holds Debt Talks; Anadarko Advances
U.S. stock-index futures were little changed as investors waited for Greece’s politicians to accept spending cuts needed to secure financial aid and for the Federal Reserve chairman to testify before a Senate committee.

Markets brace for Greece talks
Stocks were trading lower on Tuesday as talks dragged on in Greece to agree the terms of a second bailout - and avoid looming bankruptcy -despite intense pressure from the country's euro partners.

TREASURIES-Bonds mixed, Greece concerns cap losses
* Traders make room for $72 bln coupon supply * Fed's Bullard talks down prolonged low-rates stand * Drawn-out Greek debt talk lends bid for bonds * Fed to buy $1.5-$2.0 bln debt due in 2036-2041 (Updates ...

Stocks Higher on Greece Progress, Bernanke Comments
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Japanese Stocks Advance on Greece Bailout Talks, Improved Toyota Forecast
Feb. 8 (Bloomberg) -- Japanese shares rose, with the Nikkei 225 (NKY) Stock Average set for its highest close in more than three months, as Greece’s government edged closer to securing a second debt bailout and Toyota Motor Corp. (7203) raised its earnings forecast.

Stock ease as Greece debt talks continues
Stock ease as Greece debt talks continues By Samantha Bomkamp The Associated Press Published Feb 7, 2012 09:39AM MDT New York • Stocks fell in morning trading Tuesday as investors once again turned their eyes to Greece, where talks dragged on over terms of new spending cuts. The Dow Jones industrial average lost 44 points to 12,800 shortly after 8:00 a.m. MST. The Standard & Poor’s 500 gave up 5 ...

Markets nervous as Greek crisis talks continue
Stocks were trading lower on Tuesday as talks dragged on in Greece to agree the terms of a second bailout — and avoid looming bankruptcy — despite intense pressure from the country's euro partners.

Stock futures lower as Greek wait continues
U.S. stock futures edged lower Tuesday morning as talks dragged on in Greece on terms of a second bailout to prevent a bankruptcy.

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