 By Prieur du Plessis, on February 28th, 2010 posted in: Investment, Markets, Money  As investors vacillated about the impact of developments in Greece, together with the uncertainty of strong fourth-quarter economic data possibly not carrying over to the first quarter, stock markets experienced two sharp sell-offs and two rebound rallies, limping to small gains on Friday but ending the week modestly down. Renewed fears over Greece’s debt woes and disappointing economic statistics tempered investor optimism for risky assts, triggering haven demand for government bonds and the Japanese yen. [...] | Don Coxe’s Weekly Webcast
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