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We know that social exclusion is closely tied to the new economic world order, globalized, with free and open markets, which isn't bringing prosperity or social justice to all.

It remains unclear, of course, what role economic data really are playing in markets just now. Despite evidence that the recovery continues both in the U.S. and abroad, equity markets continue to struggle.

To the extent that there's more people involved in the daily trading of the markets, it's a good thing.

We work in markets all over the world and this was as good as it gets. In 25 years it is in the top two in terms of complexity of transactions our company has done.

I think October is probably the shakiest month of the year in the stock markets.

This announcement propels Sybase into an exciting new phase of its e-Business strategy, allowing us to enter new markets and extend our solutions into high-growth industries.

The company is facing a delicate balance between capturing the revenue growth in these emerging markets and keeping it up on the bottom line. The market share gains were significant in the growth areas, but that's less profitable growth.

Islamic finance is currently the growth sector of the global financial markets. It has been growing in the range of 15 and 20 per cent over the last five years and is expected to grow at around 10 to 15 per cent over the next three year period.

Conditions in our end markets continue to point to an extended, strong global mining cycle. We face the challenge of increasing capacity to meet demand, while managing a tight supply chain.

Mobile TV has become one of the highest priority markets for mobile operators but what they see happening is not necessarily something that plays well for them. Most of the current solutions being thrown out are separate networks, which probably means they'd have to get new spectrum or partner with broadcasters.

We respectfully request that Congress do no harm by distorting markets or seeking punitive taxes on an industry working hard to respond to high prices and supply shortfalls.

There are fears that any supply disruptions could disturb oil markets and such concerns are holding back both economic growth and stock prices. In the absence of any such disruptions, we expect that crude will stay in the $50-$70 range this year and will likely always be on investors' minds.

There has been quite a deal of money going into the banks when the markets looked a bit wobbly and the resources are following suit.

The mood in the stock markets is constructive and today's report, showing that inflation remains benign, is helping to take away some fears of further aggressive rate rises.

Some markets still seem overpriced based on fundamentals, and [in those places] we expect prices to decline or taper off.

It has sent a wave of terror through the community. That the raids were going on at the flea markets and grocery stores. They've all been eyewitness accounts as to these particular raids happening.

Their newer markets are kicking in with respect to demand.

The markets themselves are in sort of a show-me kind of a mood. They're saying with respect to earnings, we'll believe it when we see it.

If they keep the word, the financial markets will like that, because the Fed has put itself in a self-imposed box. If they discard the word measured, they'll be saying they're free to do what they want.

Worries about US interest rates are finally spilling into Asian markets. We're seeing a bit of correction, adjusting the stock levels, to reflect the interest rate risk.

The market is filled with uncertainty. Calm will not return until U.S. markets open and we can reevaluate the U.S. government's response to the attacks.

Large-cap information technology shares found few buyers. That's because they most reflect the nervousness in the New York markets.

What's been driving the currency recently is the fact that money markets have been warming up to a series of rate hikes.

In the current uncertain environment, the smaller emerging markets tend to hold the greatest risks. We've already seen the impact of oil in Indonesia.

The markets are responding to a positive development. The region is sensitive to what happens in the global markets, the U.S. economy in particular.