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| Google helps stock markets recover, oil stretches above $75 European stocks opened broadly higher with blue-chip stock markets in London .FTSE and Frankfurt .GDAXI 0.3 percent higher, while shares in Paris .FCHI were flat. Markets brushed off further signs that Europe's biggest economy Germany is losing some of its momentum, with the Ifo business climate ...
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10-year Treasury yield tops 3% for first time since 2014, a key interest rate milestone that should ... Global investors have been fixated on the 10-year note yield in recent days as it climbed upward, concerned that the 3 percent level could trigger a reaction from financial markets around the world. The yield, a barometer for mortgage rates and other financial instruments, has jumped in April on signs of ...
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| Goldman and these other Dow stocks could be the big winners after interest rates top key milestone The 10-year Treasury yield has finally done it, surpassing the widely watched 3 percent level on Tuesday. With investors fixated on what rising interest rates will mean for the overall stock market, it is worth noting that a number of individual equities tend to thrive during environments of rising yields like ...
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Global Markets Are Facing Major Milestones at Every Turn That matters, according to Matt Maley, an equity strategist at Miller Tabak & Co., because the last time yields broke through a double-top, earlier this year, the February correction in equities ensued. "A potential break above the 3 percent level has a lot of investors walking on eggshells," he said.
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| Stocks Dive As Treasury Yield Hits 3%, Investors Bet On 4 Fed Rate Hikes Bank stocks were among the better performers in afternoon trade on the stock market today, with Bank of America (BAC) up 0.6% and JPMorgan Chase (JPM) 0.3%. Bank of America and JPMorgan Chase are both still below their 50-day lines. Superregional Fifth Third Bank (FITB) surged 4.1% after ...
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| Morgan Stanley says EU banks are losing ground as Mifid II bites European investment banks that have invested heavily in their stock trading divisions are still losing ground on US rivals, as new financial regulations begin to skew the market towards the largest banks. Analysts at Morgan Stanley say there are early signs that the European Union's revised Markets in ...
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| Brexit: what does it mean for financial markets to be open? Now is the time for the UK and EU authorities to come together and work on the solutions to reduce the risks to financial stability that Brexit could pose. At the FCA we want to work closely with European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) and national EU regulators to continue to enhance the ...
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