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| Italy Votes, Germany Decides, Trump Threatens: Europe Faces Triple Monday Impact "While this doesn't bode well for a sovereign with a high debt burden and in significant need of reform, the formation of a weak government is not a huge concern for the financial markets, which are cheered by the ongoing cyclical upswing in Europe and not as focused on medium-term issues," said ...
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| Is Unilaterally Declaring International Economic War an Impeachable Offense? Its demise provided major fuel to the massive financial crisis that led, by 1933, to the closing on one third of U.S. banks. Trump world represents a clear and present danger to America's real world. Congress needs to block his tariffs on steel and aluminum before global trade and financial markets ...
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| Jobs report, Costco earnings, tariff fallout — What you need to know for the week ahead "While there are scenarios that would be worse for financial markets—the proverbial asteroid on a collision path with Earth comes to mind—a trade war has the potential to be very bad for both the global economy and investor portfolios. As I wrote about last December, a significant inflation problem might ...
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| 2 Reasons Coca-Cola Is a Better Dividend Stock than Starbucks The U.S. market is fairly saturated for the coffee chain, but there is still plenty of untapped space in certain high-potential markets. The biggest example is China, ... After all, the newsletter they have run for over a decade, Motley Fool Stock Advisor, has tripled the market.*. David and Tom just revealed ...
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| As Italy Votes, Europe Fears Populist, Euroskeptic Gains Roberto D'Alimonte of Rome's LUISS University said such an alliance would be "catastrophic" for the financial markets. But he said ... While European capitals and Brussels were watching the outcome of the vote for its effects on policy and markets, some in Italy had more at stake personally. Berlusconi ...
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| If You Read Friday's Newsletter And Traded Netflix And Amazon, You Did Well The Dow couldn't circle the wagons all the way, partly because McDonald's (MCD) dropped 4.8% (lowest level in more than nine months), after RBC Capital Markets trimmed its target price for the shares to $170 from $190, citing a disappointing launch for the fast food giant's $1, $2, $3 menu.
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