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- noun Plural form of
sharemarket .
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Examples
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It will drive sharemarkets, it will drive company profits.
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World stocks, euro under eurozone pressure GLOBAL sharemarkets have moved lower in choppy trade, with investors keeping a wary eye on the eurozone debt crisis as Italian, Spanish and French borrowing costs spiked worryingly higher.
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World stocks, euro under eurozone pressure GLOBAL sharemarkets have moved lower in choppy trade, with investors keeping a wary eye on the eurozone debt crisis as Italian, Spanish and French borrowing costs spiked worryingly higher.
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It will drive sharemarkets, it will drive company profits.
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Local and Asian sharemarkets fell heavily and the Australian dollar lost ground as ratings agency Standard & Poor's added to investor concerns by cutting its US debt outlook from "stable" to "negative" for the first time in history.
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Consumer sentiment has slumped in December as Australians focused on rising unemployment, troubles in Europe and volatile sharemarkets rather than two consecutive rate cuts.
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But US sharemarkets edged down overnight after unemployment claims rose more than expected, while traders sold off the dollar.
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But US sharemarkets edged down overnight after unemployment claims rose more than expected, while traders sold off the dollar.
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"In the past, when sharemarkets have really fallen away, there has usually been a good reason for that -- a wider economic slowdown occurring -- and in that context, you usually get rate cuts," said Jason Anderson, manager of economics in NSW for property researcher MacroPlan Australia.
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Capital gains revenue will take a hit from a downturn in sharemarkets and house prices.
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