Wednesday, November 17, 2010

Eurozone debt crisis keeps investors nervous - Financial Times

Global equity and commodity prices enjoyed a steadier session after the previous day?s sharp sell-off, although the mood in the markets remained fragile as worries about the eurozone and China lingered.

The dollar eased back and Treasury bonds edged higher after tame inflation figures and weak housing data in the US appeared to reinforce the case for the Federal Reserve?s expansion of its quantitative easing policy, or ?QE2?.

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