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February 5, 2012 1:09 AM EST
After a three day break from the string of losses on Wall Street, calmer heads prevailed. In Europe, the economic fears eased a bit. Spain sold 6 billion Euros of 10-year government bonds with a bid to cover just over 2.1. There were also comments by the French Economy Minister, Christine Lagarde, saying that European banks would pass the “stress test”, although many analysts are upset over the fact that the details of how some of these measur... full story >>