Markets want fast win

Article Abstract:

The financial markets initially responded optimistically to America's war with Iraq, believing that the United States would have a speedy and decisive victory. First reports of intense Iraqi resistance deflated that upbeat expectation, and this deflated mood has been reflected in the stock market.

Iraq, Stock-exchange, Stock exchanges, Political aspects, Wars, War, War economy, Stock market, Stock markets

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Premature rally

Article Abstract:

Investors' expectations that the U.S. economy will recover has caused a sharp increase in Asian high tech stock prices. However, if the U.S. economy does not revive, the rally could fail.

International economic relations, Economics, Research and Development in the Social Sciences and Humanities, Securities issued, listed, Evaluation, High technology, Securities, Company securities

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History lesson

Article Abstract:

The hisotry of a rise and fall in Asia's stock markets could provide a model for future improvements.

History

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