Google Alert - Financial Markets

	Financial Markets As-it-happens update ⋅ February 23, 2018
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	Distributed: Markets Brings Blockchain Advances to Legacy Financial Institutions Nasdaq BTC Media, the owner of Distributed.com , as well as a conference series and other media properties, announced the return of its Distributed: Markets event, a presentation of blockchain use cases and advocacy designed for executives in the financial industry and the digital disruptors who are adding ... Flag as irrelevant
	North American stock markets push higher, loonie also gains ground Financial Post TORONTO — North American stock markets pushed higher in late-morning trading as a broad-based rally helped lift Canada's main stock index. The S&P/TSX composite index was up 60.63 points to 15,568.80, after 90 minutes of trading. In New York, the Dow Jones industrial average was up 149.59 ... Flag as irrelevant
	Asia shares rebound as fidgety US rate fears shift again Reuters Financial markets have fluctuated wildly this month as investors fretted about how fast the Fed might raise rates in the wake of data showing a pick up in U.S. inflation. Even though broader U.S. price pressures still appear modest for now, markets are fully pricing in three rate hikes this year, one more ... Flag as irrelevant
	Stocks mixed as Wall Street seen edging higher The Republic BEIJING — Stock markets slipped in Europe on Friday, but Wall Street was expected to rise on the open and Asian indexes closed higher. KEEPING SCORE: Germany's DAX index edged almost 0.1 percent lower to 12,458 and France's CAC 40 lost 0.2 percent to 5,299. London's FTSE 100 was off 0.1 ... Flag as irrelevant
	Markets Right Now: Tech companies lead stock indexes higher seattlepi.com NEW YORK (AP) — The latest on developments in financial markets (all times local):. 11:45 a.m.. Technology companies are helping drive U.S. stocks broadly higher as investors pore through the latest batch of company earnings and deal news. Hewlett Packard Enterprise and HP led the gainers ... Flag as irrelevant
	China stocks shrug off seizure of Anbang amid signs of state support Reuters SHANGHAI, Feb 23 (Reuters) - China shares extended their rebound on Friday, shtrugging off Beijing's seizure of high-flying conglomerate Anbang Insurance Group amid signs the government is once again supporting the country's stock markets after their recent rout. The unprecedented takeover of a ... Flag as irrelevant
	Next up for markets: New Fed Chair Powell weighs in on the interest rate debate CNBC At first, the stock market latched onto the fact the Fed did not describe widespread wage gains or runaway inflation, meaning it may not need to change the pace of its rate hikes. But a more than 300 point Dow rally abruptly reversed as bond yields spiked on the fact the Fed emphasized that it sees scope ... Flag as irrelevant
	EU to propose pan-EU covered bond rules Reuters LONDON, Feb 23 (Reuters) - Europe's national patchwork of covered bond markets will have a regional brand and benefit from lower capital charges to increase market funding for the economy, the European Union's financial services chief said on Friday. The two trillion euro ($2.46 trillion) market is ... Flag as irrelevant
	Ally Financial (ALLY) Rating Lowered to Market Perform at BMO Capital Markets Dispatch Tribunal Ally Financial Inc logo BMO Capital Markets lowered shares of Ally Financial (NYSE:ALLY) from an outperform rating to a market perform rating in a research report report published on Wednesday, January 31st, MarketBeat Ratings reports. They currently have $32.00 price target on the financial ... Flag as irrelevant
	Turkey - Factors to Watch on Feb 23 Reuters Asian shares rebounded on Friday as comments from a Federal Reserve official eased worries about faster rate rises in the United States, while the safe-haven yen held on to its gains amid heightened volatility across markets. Financial markets have fluctuated wildly this month as investors fretted about ... Flag as irrelevant
	Market players struggle to access Mifid trade-report data Risk.net Firms providing trade-reporting services under new European Union financial market rules are in danger of breaching the spirit of the law, and in some cases possibly the letter, according to lawyers and a key lawmaker. The controversy concerns approved publication arrangements (APAs), which ... Flag as irrelevant
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