Monday, March 26, 2018

Google Alert - Financial Markets

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As-it-happens update March 26, 2018
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The latest on developments in financial markets (all times local):. 3:20 p.m.. Stocks are surging as the market recovers more of its huge losses from a week earlier. Technology stocks and banks, which took some of the worst losses last week, powered higher Monday. Microsoft jumped 7 percent and Bank ...
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Yes, at last in the U.S. Consider what happened at last week's meeting of the Federal Open Market Committee: • First, the Fed raised the target ... As I see it, the end of easy money in the U.S. implies that the days of suppressed volatility in financial markets is coming to an end. With the dampened blanket ...
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At a conference on "the challenge of global inequality" ahead of the economic forum, Laurence D. Fink, the CEO of asset manager BlackRock Inc., pointed to the fall in global financial markets and appealed to the two governments to avoid a "public fight." "Dialogue and maybe some adjustment in trade ...
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China has offered to buy more U.S. semiconductors by diverting some purchases from South Korea and Taiwan, the Financial Times reported, citing ... for a substantial - and growing - portion of their total revenues, said Alex Wolf, senior emerging markets economist at Aberdeen Standard Investments.
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Finadium: Cloud Computing Adoption Curve and Risks in Institutional Financial Markets
A new Finadium research report, ""Cloud Computing Adoption Curve and Risks in Institutional Financial Markets", has been written for business, product development and technology managers at financial services firms to understand the state of cloud adoption in the capital markets industry.
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Market Commentary, March 26, 2018
By midweek, Facebook's founder Mark Zuckerberg admitted that "mistakes" had been made, but fear of tighter regulations both here and abroad sent his company's stock southward – and it took other tech stocks with it. Monday alone, Facebook's shares fell 6.8 percent as it shed $35 billion in market ...
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