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        The Dubai stock markets were roiled this week following news that the country needs a deadline extension to its debts totaling $60 billion. The good news is that the benchmark DFM index will likely find support at 1,900, according to analysis of its past trading patterns. The downside, however, is that the index could easily fall to 1,300, if the emirate's debt problems are not contained.

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The S&P [.SPX  Loading...      ()   ] surged on its last trading hour, closing up 91.59 points or 10.79%, as it marked the second biggest point gain in history. Today's percent increase ranked sixth amongst its biggest daily gains since October 13.

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The biggest winners in the S&P today were dominated by real estate and financial companies, including General Growth Properties[GGP  Loading...      ()   ], American International Group [AIG  Loading...      ()   ], Interpublic Group [IPG  Loading...      ()   ], Developers Diversified Realty [DDR  Loading...      ()   ], and American Capital [ACAS  Loading...      ()   ]

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