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6 December 2011 Last updated at 20:17 ET

Schaeuble welcomes euro threatFlags and a statue holding the euro sign

Germany's finance minister says S&P's threat to cut the credit ratings of eurozone members is the best possible incentive for Friday's summit.


High Street shopperRetail sales 'weakest since May'

Shoppers are keeping a "tight rein" on their spending with sales growth in November the weakest since May, the British Retail Consortium says.

Australia's economy expands 2.5%

Australia's economy grew by more than expected in the third quarter of 2011, driven by building and mining activity.

Stephanie Flanders Article written by Stephanie Flanders Stephanie Flanders Economics editor

Merkel's intriguing concession

Will private investors suffer in future eurozone bailouts?

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Protest by Hellenic Postbank workers in Athens, 30 May 11Eurozone in crisis

Understanding the Greek debt crisis and fears for the euro

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Last Updated at 21:40 ET

Market index Current value Trend Variation % variation
Dow Jones 12150.13 Up 52.30 0.43%
Nasdaq 2649.56 Down -6.20 -0.23%
S&P 500 1258.47 Up 1.39 0.11%
FTSE 100 5568.72 Up 0.76 0.01%
Dax 6028.82 Down -77.27 -1.27%
BBC Global 30 5630.45 Up 6.41 0.11%

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