Google Alert - Financial Markets

	Financial Markets As-it-happens update ⋅ April 20, 2018
	NEWS
	Brace for a 10-15% market correction this year, warns financial advisor CNBC In March, Allianz CEO Oliver Bate said he expects a "more severe correction over the medium to long term" thanks to high market valuations and jittery investors. And after the correction in February, Morgan Stanley strategist Andrew Sheets said it was just an "appetizer, not the main course." Duran said ... Flag as irrelevant
	Why You Should Incorporate China ETF Exposure ETF Trends On the recent webcast, How to Prepare for MSCI's China Change, Eric Legunn, ETF Strategist for DWS Asset Management, outlined a number of reforms China has made to open up and standardize its financial markets. For example, in 2016 the new accounting law, China Generally Accepted ... Flag as irrelevant
	OnDeck Announces New $100 Million Revolving Credit Facility Markets Insider "We are delighted to announce further progress on executing our funding strategy on the heels of closing our most recent securitization," said Ron Elimelekh, Head of Capital Markets, OnDeck. "This credit facility provides OnDeck with long-term committed funding to support future loan growth. Securing ... Flag as irrelevant
	What you need to know in markets on Friday Yahoo Finance Stocks took a breather on Thursday, with Apple (AAPL) and chip stocks leading the way down. Shares of the iPhone maker dropped 2.8% on Thursday after Apple's largest chipmaker, Taiwan Semiconductor, offered poor guidance citing soft demand for smartphones. An ETF which tracks semiconductor ... Flag as irrelevant
	UPDATE 1-Currency trading volumes hit record highs in first quarter Reuters ... in the foreign exchange market, follows a huge surge in trading on Thomson Reuters' trading platforms, when March volumes were narrowly below February's, its best ever month. The rise in FX volumes will be welcomed by trading platforms and banks that have struggled with calm financial markets ... Flag as irrelevant
	WEB
	Japan tells G20 protectionism will disrupt markets: Aso CompuServe.com Japan tells G20 protectionism will disrupt markets: Aso. 04/19/2018 22:46. WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Japan told its G20 counterparts that protectionism and exchange of retaliatory measures would disrupt financial markets and heighten volatility, Finance Minister Taro Aso said on Thursday. "I told my ... Flag as irrelevant
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