(all times are US Eastern)
Friday November 6, 2009 - EMERGING MARKETS-LatAm assets mixed after US jobs data
2:53 pm - at Reuters
- CORRECTED - GLOBAL MARKETS-Stocks recoup early losses, oil not so lucky
1:50 pm - at Reuters
- IMF warns G20 off cutting economic support too fast
1:46 pm - at Reuters
- Banks lead European shares higher; oils slip
12:23 pm - at Reuters
- FXOUTLOOK-Dollar likely higher on momentum from jobs data
12:16 pm - at Reuters
- Brazil may exempt IPOs from inflows tax -exchange
12:05 pm - at Reuters
- IMF warns G20 off cutting economic support too fast
12:03 pm - Reuters
- UPDATE - China FX policy a problem for BRICs-Brazil source
11:55 am - at Reuters
- Japan dep finmin Noda wants China to free up yuan
11:53 am - at Reuters
- IMF says Jamaica talks to continue next week
11:41 am - at Reuters
- European shares close higher as banks gain
11:37 am - at Reuters
- UPDATE - IMF warns G20 on cutting economic support too fast
11:22 am - at Reuters
- UPDATE - Canada October job losses reverse positive trend
11:18 am - at Reuters
- UPDATE - White House's Romer - jobs will lag growth
10:42 am - at Reuters
- EURO BONDS-EDF, NRW.Bank
10:04 am - at Reuters
- Euro rebounds vs dollar as stocks turn positive
9:54 am - at Reuters
- Gold futures top $1,100/oz for first time
9:53 am - at Reuters
- Brazil's central bank calls auction to buy dollars
9:52 am - at Reuters
- Brazil stocks drop on weak U.S. jobs, real firms
9:48 am - at Reuters
- Dollar falls 1 pct versus yen after weak jobs data
9:40 am - at Reuters
- European shares turn negative after US jobs data
8:43 am - at Reuters
- GLOBAL MARKETS-U.S. jobs data knocks equities, boosts bonds
8:40 am - at Reuters
- U.S. dollar falls against yen after weak jobs data
8:39 am - at Reuters
- CANADA FX DEBT-C$ falls after weak Canadian job data, bonds up
8:04 am - at Reuters
- Euro, stg Libor rates up after central bank decisions
6:52 am - at Reuters
- Banks help FTSE gain 0.2% ahead of U.S. jobs data
6:48 am - at Reuters
- U.S. stock futures mixed ahead of payroll figures
5:54 am - at Reuters
- UPDATE - Zimbabwe proposes local ownership of foreign firms
5:07 am - at Reuters
- Stocks, commods gain ground, payrolls eyed
4:28 am - Reuters
- CORRECTED - CORRECTED-UPDATE - Japan's Fujii, Geithner to discuss world econ
4:02 am - at Reuters
- CORRECTED - CORRECTED-U.S. Treasury's Geithner to visit Japan Nov. 10-11
3:47 am - at Reuters
- UPDATE - Japan govt, BOJ clash over risk of return to recession
3:33 am - at Reuters
- European shares rise in choppy trade; US jobs eyed
3:29 am - at Reuters
- MONEY MARKETS-Aussie swaps extend rise, China bill yields drop
3:10 am - at Reuters
- Japan's Kamei: doesn't share BOJ's economic view
3:09 am - at Reuters
- Central banks look towards the exit
2:58 am - at Reuters
- Japan Kan: Budget to stay stimulative for economy
2:36 am - at Reuters
- Dassault cut Rafale price by 40 pct in Brazil-paper
2:21 am - at Reuters
- BOJ's Yamaguchi says chance of double-dip is small
2:20 am - at Reuters
- Europe Factors-Shares seen mixed ahead of U.S. jobs data
1:57 am - at Reuters
- Nikkei up but profit-taking weighs; Pioneer climbs
1:39 am - at Reuters
- UK Stocks -- Factors to watch on Nov 6
1:36 am - at Reuters
Thursday November 5, 2009
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