World stock markets get nervous as Iraq melts down
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Global equity markets teeter toward a downward run as Iraq continues to fall into the hands of Islamic extremists. The Fed's policy meeting later this week might also be a factor. U.S. markets poised to open lower
A sobering outlook for Iraq. Absent U.S. involvement, it looks like a long and deadly
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