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11/16/2009|Opening Bell
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10/26/2009|FOX Business
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Morrison Supermarkets Comparable Sales Up 4.3%
| MarketWatch Pulse| Markets
to Nov. 1 grew 4.3%, or by 1.3% including fuel. Total sales rose 9.1%, or by 5.1% including fuel. Commodity prices eased through the quarter, resulting in lower retail price inflation and market growth. Expectations for the current
Story|11/19/2009
Japan Shares Up As Resource, Trading Firms Gain
| MarketWatch Pulse| Markets
Inpex Corp. added 1.5%, Nippon Oil Corp. rose 1.5%, and Sumitomo Metal Mining added 1.8% on strength in commodity prices . Among the trading firms, Mitsui & Co. added 1.6%, and Mitsubishi Corp. was up 2.1%. South Korea's
Story|11/16/2009
Fed's Bernanke Keeping Close Eye on Dollar
Reuters| Markets
Tabak and Co in New York. Bernanke noted that the currency's recent decline had been a factor helping to push commodity prices higher. However, he also said a high level of slack in the economy and stable longer-run inflation expectations
Story|11/16/2009
GDF Suez Revenue Declines 1.2%
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depreciation fell 2.7% to 10.1 billion euros. The results reflect the seasonality of certain activities and commodity prices moving off peaks hit in 2008, the firm said. "Despite the lower level of activity we announced for the third quarter
Story|11/12/2009
The Week's Top 10 Videos On MarketWatch
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attracting huge inflows of capital, thanks to low interest rates around the world. That's sending property, stock and commodity prices higher. Some policymakers worry that new price bubbles are forming, especially in Asia. Watch Video Report. All
Story|11/07/2009
Suncor Profit Up 14% After Petro-Canada Deal
| MarketWatch Pulse| Markets
profit fell to C$288 million, or C$0.23 a share, from C$810 million a year earlier, mainly due to lower commodity prices and higher operating expenses in its oil sands business. This was partly offset by increased production resulting
Story|11/06/2009
Spectra Energy Quarterly Net Income Drops 35%
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year ago. A good performance from the firm's fee-based businesses helped to offset the effects of much lower commodity prices , it said. "We are on track to meet the financial goals we have set for the year, including our 2009 EPS target
Story|11/05/2009
Oil Rises to Nearly $79 on GDP Growth
Reuters| Markets
fears supplies may struggle to keep up. EYES STILL ON WEAK DOLLAR Weakness in the U.S. dollar has been supporting commodity prices as investors turn to hard assets as a hedge against inflation. Dollar-priced commodities also become cheaper for
Story|10/29/2009
Williams Cos. 3rd-quarter Net Off 61%
| MarketWatch Pulse| Markets
cents. A survey of analysts by FactSet Research produced a consensus estimate of 19 cents a profit. "Lower energy commodity prices in third-quarter 2009, compared to the relatively high prices in third-quarter 2008," hurt results from exploration
Story|10/29/2009
Enterprise Products Posts Lower Net, Revenue
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pipeline services fell to nearly $4.6 billion from the prior year's $6.3 billion, primarily due to lower commodity prices . There were about 6% more average limited-partner units outstanding in the latest quarter than a year earlier
Story|10/28/2009