Monday, March 5, 2018

Google Alert - Financial Markets

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Financial Markets
As-it-happens update March 5, 2018
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Insurers are turning to takeovers to strengthen their businesses as they face tougher regulation and falling returns from financial market investments. AXA's deal comes just over a month after American International Group said it would buy reinsurer Validus for around $5.6 billion. P&C insurers' stocks fell ...
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World shares were mixed Monday as investors evaluated China's annual economic growth forecast and pledges for further reforms. Italian shares slumped after uncertain election results paved the way for political deadlock. KEEPING SCORE: France's CAC 40 was up 0.4 percent at 5,159.70, Germany's ...
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Asia markets closed lower on Monday as Chinese leaders headed to an annual parliament meeting while in Italy, no party emerged with a clear majority in Sunday's election. China's ... The heavily-weighted financial sub-index finished the day down 0.73 percent and material stocks lost 1.13 percent.
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Another finding will worry the European Union, and possibly financial markets. The projections show the two most stridently anti-Europe parties together topping 50 percent of the vote, with the 5-Stars at 32.5 percent and the League at nearly 18 percent. It is far too early to say if the two parties would join ...
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The League Giancarlo Giorgetti arrives at the party headquarters in Milan to comment first electoral results, Monday night, March 5, 2018. More than 46 million Italians were voting Sunday in a general election that is being closely watched to determine if Italy would succumb to the populist, ...
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"...the market will look to fade upticks given the political malaise in Italy will play on." The yen got a lift from safe-haven flows as risk sentiment soured after U.S. President Donald Trump proposed tariffs on imported steel and aluminum, rattling financial markets. The dollar fell for a fourth straight session to ...
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Brady led a delegation of U.S. lawmakers to Mexico City to press officials on the need to conclude the talks, which have unnerved financial markets worried about the possibility that the North American supply chain could be disrupted. Speaking on Sunday, Brady said all fairly-traded steel should be ...
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Possible developments this week include the elevation of Xi's top economic adviser, Liu He, who has told foreign businesspeople he supports free markets, to a post overseeing reform. "The top priority over the past five years was power consolidation," said economist Larry Hu of Macquarie Capital in a ...
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China opposes protectionism and supports the settlement of trade disputes through negotiation, but will"resolutely safeguard" its legitimate rights and interest, Premier Li Keqiang said in a government work report on Monday.President Donald Trump announced last Thursday he ...
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The threat of a trade war spurred turmoil in the financial markets around the world as investors scrambled to assess a potential disruption to a rare period of synchronized global growth. The US stocks had a sell-off last Thursday, after President Trump tweeted, pledging to impose stiff tariffs on steel and ...
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