Monday, April 2, 2018

Google Alert - Financial Markets

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Financial Markets
As-it-happens update April 2, 2018
NEWS
"Almost across the board, Americans really struggle with financial literacy and expecting people to make good savings and investing or asset allocation decisions when they don't really have a whole lot of familiarity with how financial markets work or the range of products or who they can trust and who ...
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The American financial markets tumbled and some bears even moaned we were facing a 1929 crash. Then China blinked. Premier Li Keqiang pledged to ease access for American businesses. He also said in a news conference that "China would treat foreign and domestic firms equally." That's not all:‎ ...
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Randal K. Quarles, the Federal Reserve's vice chairman for supervision, recently spoke at the HOPE Global Forums Annual Meeting to reflect on the changes endured by the nation's small business lending market, according to reports on Friday (March 30) in JD Supra. Quarles delivered a speech last ...
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Some academic researchers, including Wade Pfau of the American College of Financial Services, responded to that concern by lowering the "safe" withdrawal rate to 3 percent, based on projections for lower capital markets returns in coming years. But all that safety comes at the cost of seriously limiting ...
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Tokyo stocks drifted lower on Monday in thin holiday trade, pulling down markets in China and South Korea, with the majority closed for the Easter holiday. After rising in early trade, Tokyo ended down 0.3 percent as the Bank of Japan's closely watched "Tankan" business confidence survey slipped after ...
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Goldman Sachs listed several upside profit drivers for the space: (1) Widening LIBOR spread means improved net interest margins; (2) Return of market volatility good for capital markets businesses; (3) Tax reform a positive. Goldman is bullish on Morgan Stanley (MS - Get Report) and Bank of America ...
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