Monday, February 5, 2018

Google Alert - Financial Markets

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Financial Markets
As-it-happens update February 5, 2018
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The global stock market sell-off that followed news of a surge in U.S. household earnings data on Friday appears counter-intuitive at first. After all, higher wages should mean more money for people to buy goods and services, boosting profits for firms making those goods and supporting the economic ...
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Oil's movements have become more closely aligned with broader financial markets in recent days as expectations of a pickup in inflation and subsequent tightening of monetary policy have interrupted the stock market's rally. The fears have spread to the oil market. "You're starting to see a whiff of what I ...
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LONDON - After a decade of near zero real income growth across the developed world, workers may well be seeing wages rising again at last and global markets do not like it. Why? The global stock market sell-off that followed news of a surge in U.S. household earnings data on Friday appears ...
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Following Friday's massive market selloff, the biggest points decline for U.S. stocks since the financial crisis, analysts and fund managers are laying out a laundry list of things that could derail the now almost nine-year-old bull run. Friday's fall seemed to be triggered by the especially strong U.S. non-farm ...
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Participants in the markets of storable agricultural commodities find a standardized futures exchange especially useful for "hedging" financial risk. Perishable items — such as corn, soybeans, wheat, and rice — are examples of products that are actively swapped for cash while being openly traded on ...
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WAKING UP: The stock market has been unusually calm for more than a year. The combination of economic growth in the U.S. and other major economies, low interest rates, and support from central banks meant stocks could keep rising steadily without a lot of bumps along the way. Experts have been ...
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Powell did not mention recent stock market turbulence. But in an interview broadcast Sunday by CBS, Yellen said she did not want to characterize current stock prices as an asset bubble that could burst with dangerous results, though she did see a "source of some concern that asset valuations are so ...
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We discuss whether this week's slide in stock markets will continue, the worst month for Bitcoin since 2015, what Theresa May's troubled leadership and the Bank of England meeting mean for the pound, oil reaching $70 per barrel and we will also rundown the key earnings and economic data for the ...
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"We encourage innovation, but we want to make sure that all of our financial markets are safe and aren't being used for illicit activities," U.S. Treasury Sec. Steven Mnuchin said at the World Economic Forum in Davos last month. Indian Finance Minister Arun Jaitley said Friday his country will "take all ...
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