Confident Hope For Lukewarm Worries

Concerns over a global economic recovery continue to reduce risk appetite (WSJ; DJI -2.09%; October 1, 2009). Fragile state of the global economic recovery (Reuters; DJI -0.23%; October 2, 2009). Question the strength and speed of the global economic recovery (WSJ; DJI +1.18%; October 5, 2009). Renewed hopes for a global economic recovery (Reuters; DJI +1.37%; October 6, 2009). Rising hopes of a global economic recovery (WSJ; DJI -0.06%; October 7, 2009). Hopes that a global economic recovery is taking root (Financial Standard; DJI +0.63%; October 8, 2009). The global economic recovery may not be robust (Bloomberg; DJI +0.8%; October 9, 2009). Confidence in a global economic recovery (WSJ; DJI +0.21%; October 12, 2009). Rising optimism about the pace of global economic recovery (Reuters; DJI -0.15%; October 13, 2009). Amid optimism about a global economic recovery (Telegraph; DJI +1.47%; October 14, 2009). Confidence in the global economic recovery remains strong (WSJ; DJI +0.47%; October 15, 2009). Global economic recovery remains fragile (Reuters; DJI -0.67%; October 16, 2009). Growing confidence of a global economic recovery (IBTimesFX; DJI +0.96%; October 19, 2009). The global economic recovery is gathering momentum (Bloomberg; DJI -0.5%; October 20, 2009). We’re actually getting a confirmation of a global economic recovery (WSJ; DJI -0.92%; October 21, 2009). Signs of a global economic recovery are mounting (WSJ; DJI +1.33%; October 22, 2009). A lukewarm global economic recovery (Reuters; DJI -1.08%; October 23, 2009). Clear signs of global economic recovery (WSJ; DJI -1.05%; October 26, 2009). Signs of a global economic recovery encouraged risk appetite (IBTimesFX; DJI +0.14%; October 27, 2009). Worries about the strength of the global economic recovery (WSJ; DJI -1.21%; October 28, 2009). Investors concerned over the pace of the global economic recovery (WSJ; DJI +2.05%; October 29, 2009). Uncertainties about the pace of the global economic recovery (WSJ; DJI -2.51%; October 30, 2009).