Global stocks fell to their lowest in nearly six weeks on Friday and government bonds rose as a huge earthquake in Japan and expectations Portugal will have to seek financial aid prompted a sell-off …
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Japan Quake and Portugal Concerns Hit Global Stocks
March 11th, 2011 
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