Overseas Investors Pour Money Into U.S., Bolstering the Dollar. Europeans Lead the Charge - Hurting the Euro

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In the first quarter of 2000, European investors have pumped a record $141b into U.S. stocks and bonds, which is a 54 percent increase from last quarter.

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Merrill stuns investors with a profit warning

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Merrill Lynch and Co. forecasted earnings per share of 52 US cents to 57 US cents (60 European cents to 66 European cents) for the 2001 second-quarter. This is 34% to 40% below the company's first-quarter results.

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Energy price is set to rattle markets

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Strategists are advising that investors shore up gains and protect against potential extended stock-market losses. The consequences of rising energy prices have not been understood and may have been underestimated on the United States stock exchange.

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