Market set to rally on news of eurozone bail-out

Rome : Italy | Jul 01, 2012 at 10:08 AM PDT

Source: Sydney Morning Herald

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Gareth Hutchens Equities July 2, 2012 Read later THE Australian sharemarket is expected to open almost 1 per cent higher today after Europe's leaders agreed at the weekend to extend billions of euros in aid to the region's struggling banks, in a bid to promote growth and prevent the debt crisis from spreading.... FULL ARTICLE AT Sydney Morning Herald

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