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- Losses deepen on Wall Street
- Manufacturing jump boosts Wall Street
- Markets: Best quarter for shares since 1998
- Wall St claws back last week's losses
- Wall Street falls on global growth worries
- $A150m Talisman gold resource yields ‘conceptual’ at this stage: Heritage
- China growth drop knocks Wall St
- Wall St ends with whimper
- Stocks approach four-year highs
- World markets: US jobs report boosts shares
- Wall Street bounces back
- Stocks crumble on global concerns
- Global gloom sends shares south
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- Weekend markets: Wall St slips
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- Wall Street falls short of 13,000 – again
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- Paid content Investor anguish as kiwi gold trader folds
- Wall Street drifts lower
- Paid content Five gold trends for 2012
- Blue chips slip on Wall Street
- Wall Street reverses from six-month high
- OceanaGold falls short of target
- Wall Street hits for six-month high
- US housing boost pushes Wall Street higher
- Wall Street rises as economic gloom lifts
- US housing stats boost stocks on Wall Street
- Weekend markets: Stocks fail to shake euro gloom
- Wall Street rebounds on improving US economy
- Euro crash drags world stocks down
- Wall Street rebounds, then falls back
- Wall Street gives thumbs down to euro summit
- Germany dampens eurozone summit hopes
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