(all times are US Eastern)
Saturday July 4, 2009 Friday July 3, 2009
- FACTBOX: Palin among possible Republican presidential candidates
11:52 pm - at Reuters
- UPDATE - Palin resigning as Alaska governor in surprise move
11:43 pm - at Reuters
- UPDATE - Americas economic leaders shore up crisis response
6:33 pm - at Reuters
- UPDATE - Colombia has April trade deficit vs yr-ago surplus
6:01 pm - at Reuters
- CANADA STOCKS-Teck equity sale pushes TSX to higher close
5:25 pm - at Reuters
- G8 united in not shifting reserve currencies-source
5:23 pm - at Reuters
- Argentina stocks rise in thin trade
4:53 pm - at Reuters
- CANADA FX DEBT-C$ down for third straight week, bonds up
4:49 pm - at Reuters
- UPDATE - Peru premier to step down over Amazon clashes
4:15 pm - at Reuters
- Alaska Governor Sarah Palin to transfer power to Lt. Gov.
3:56 pm - at Reuters
- Cemex eyes legal action over failed Austrian deal
3:13 pm - at Reuters
- Mexican stocks slip, Cemex hit as asset sale fails
2:40 pm - at Reuters
- UPDATE - Croat president mandates Kosor to form government
2:34 pm - at Reuters
- Brazil's central bank calls auction to buy dollars
2:08 pm - at Reuters
- Dollar status unlikely to be in G8 communique-G8 source
2:03 pm - at Reuters
- UDPATE 2-Canada defends US$ as global reserve currency
1:25 pm - at Reuters
- Major nations should back dollar as key currency: Japan
1:09 pm - Reuters
- UPDATE - Nabucco gas intergovernment deal to be signed July 13
12:57 pm - at Reuters
- UPDATE - India may reduce U.S. dollar role in FX basket
12:40 pm - at Reuters
- Banks, defensives push FTSE to close higher
12:34 pm - at Reuters
- Europe stocks fall led by utilities, energy, mining
11:49 am - at Reuters
- FOREX-Dollar dips vs euro in holiday-thinned trade
11:28 am - at Reuters
- Brazil stocks open slightly lower in light trade
11:12 am - at Reuters
- UPDATE - Major nations should back dlr as key currency-Japan
10:17 am - at Reuters
- UPDATE - Nabucco gas intergovernment deal to be signed July 13
8:52 am - at Reuters
- GLOBAL MARKETS WEEKAHEAD-Divisions dominate as Q3 begins
8:45 am - at Reuters
- Global stocks dip as investors cautious on recovery
7:22 am - Reuters
- GLOBAL MARKETS-Stocks dip as investors cautious on recovery
7:21 am - at Reuters
- TOPWRAP 2-Euro services dip affirms sombre economic mood
7:20 am - at Reuters
- 3-mth euro, dollar, stg Libor rates hit new lows
6:45 am - at Reuters
- Euro jumps vs Swiss franc, SNB hand not seen -traders
6:06 am - at Reuters
- CEOs use Obama visit to press Russia on rule of law
5:51 am - Reuters
- UPDATE - Japan's new forex tsar seen sticking current stance
5:40 am - at Reuters
- Global interest rates in 2009
5:23 am - at Reuters
- BOJ FOCUS-Bank of Japan exit strategy debate heats up
5:23 am - at Reuters
- UPDATE - India railway budget focuses on fares, services
5:05 am - at Reuters
- Falling miners drag Europe stocks to one-week low
4:49 am - at Reuters
- Q+A-Japan eyes Lockheed Martin's F-22 fighter jet
4:13 am - at Reuters
- MONEY MARKETS-Rising China yields hint at policy tightening
3:36 am - at Reuters
- European stocks briefly turn negative; EDF drops
3:30 am - at Reuters
- Banks help Europe stocks edge higher after selloff
3:11 am - at Reuters
- Japan retail fund outflows double in June -Nomura
2:45 am - at Reuters
- Nikkei sags, retailers battered by Seven & I
2:42 am - at Reuters
- European Factors -- Shares set for flat open
1:57 am - at Reuters
- UK Stocks -- Factors to watch on July 3
1:54 am - at Reuters
- China's c.bank governor on future of world economy
12:30 am - at Reuters
Thursday July 2, 2009
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