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Stocks surge on conviction EU will step in to help Greece deal with debt crisisTORONTO - The Toronto stock market closed sharply higher Tuesday with investors growing convinced that European leaders will move by the end of the week to fix the debt crisis that has been simmering in Greece.
- Action Economics morning alert
(Action Economics) - 05:59 EST Oil Action: Oil prices are slightly higher, in line with stock markets and as a weak USD is boosting the appeal of oil as an alternative for future investment. As of 10:49GMT the March Nymex future was up 37 cents per barrel at USD 72.24 per barrel, after trading in a range of USD 71.32 to USD 72.73.
- Canadian Economic Calendar
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- U.S. Economic Calendar
(Action Economics) - A look at upcoming economic events in the U.S.:
- Euro X trader
(Action Economics) - 09-Feb-10 10:13 - EUR-USD made an early run above 1.3730 stop losses and extended to 1.3746 highs as European traders keyed off speculation of potential policy measures by the ECB to limit contagion from the Greek crisis.
- Honda to recall 440,000 cars globally over airbags
TOKYO (Reuters) - Honda Motor Co said on Wednesday it would recall 437,763 vehicles globally for defective airbags.
- RioCan earmarks C$500 mln for 2010 acquisitions
TORONTO (Reuters) - Retail property developer RioCan REIT <REI_u.TO>, which reported lower than expected results on Tuesday, said it aimed to spend at least C$500 million more for the rest of the year on acquisitions, with an eye trained on the U.S. market, which it entered last year.
Inside Toyota's epic breakdownTOYOTA CITY, Japan/DETROIT (Reuters) - Toyota Motor Corp, the world's most dominant and profitable automaker, was not accustomed to outsiders telling it what to do, let alone some obscure bureaucrat from the United States, whose own car industry was on taxpayer-funded life support.
