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Tidbits from NABE meeting - GDP and Employment going in opposite directions
FREE ARTICLE NBER"s Dr Hall, on the Business Cycle Dating Committee, said the cmte is not ready to call a "peak" - the beginning of a recession because Employment and GDP are showing different trends. Dr. Hall added that the Committee will read this
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Tidbits from NABE meeting - GDP and Employment going in opposite directions
FREE ARTICLE NBER"s Dr Hall, on the Business Cycle Dating Committee, said the cmte is not ready to call a "peak" - the beginning of a recession because Employment and GDP are showing different trends. Dr. Hall added that the Committee will read this
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Fixed Income: European Outlook
FREE ARTICLE European debt futures are expected to open lower, on reports over the weekend from both the G7 meeting and the eurozone summit in Paris yesterday, that global leaders stand ready to take far-reaching measures to support the banking system. Such a move wou read this
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Stark: 50bps Rate Cut Was Not a Panic Move
FREE ARTICLE Last week's cut, coordinated with the BOE, Fed and other central banks, may not be last, Stark signalled. He said central banks remain ready to take joint action if necessary. read this
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Canadian Equities Update
FREE ARTICLE After a spectacular rally in morning trading the S&P/TSX has fallen 934 points, or 8.5%, to stand at 9,955 or up 890 points today, as of this report. Today’s rally has been largely led by Financials and Energy with Mining succumbing to marke read this
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Shell Postpones Oil-sands Project Indefinitely
FREE ARTICLE Royal Dutch Shell, today announced an indefinite postponement to an expansion of its Canadian Athabasca oil-sands project on rising costs. The company had already delayed a decision on Phase II of the project till next year but is now extend read this
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Markets Report
FREE ARTICLE Asian shares started the week higher as bargain hunting combined with optimisim about the global economy ahead of expected rate cuts in the UK, Australia and the Eurozone. The Hang Seng rose 5.3%. The ASX was up 4.8%. The Kospi gained 1.4% after South Kor read this
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Markets Report
FREE ARTICLE European shares were slightly higher to flat amid low volumes ahead of the US elections. Growing recession fears fueled by grim economic forecasts initially pressured markets, which rebounded around midday. The FTSEurofirst300 was flat. The FTSE 100 rose read this
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Markets Report
FREE ARTICLE US shares recored the biggest election day rally in history as investors were ready to trade as the uncertainty surrounding the leadership of the world's largest economy was about to end. The Dow was up 3.3%. The S&P rose 4%. The Nasdaq advanced read this
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FX Update: European Outlook
FREE ARTICLE The JPY and USD have started the week on a weakening path as China's near $600 bln stimulus package (which is worth almost a fifth of China's GDP) managed to inject some risk appetite in financial markets. G20 finance ministers also said after a read this
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US Opening Comments
FREE ARTICLE US equity indices have turned lower acrosss the board after gains in Europe, with S&P futures down marginally at 892.50 after bouncing off 890 overnight. Shares of American Express rose following a WSJ report saying the recently converted commercial b read this
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FX Update- GBP Sharply Lower
FREE ARTICLE GBP fell sharply in early N.Y. trade, with Cable losing its foothold above 1.5300 to trade back in to the 1.5220 area. Interbank names and proprietary based accounts were behind a bulk of the losses, although the speculative community has also been active read this
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US to Invest in Citi --2
FREE ARTICLE Citi will receive $20bln from the US Treasury's TARP fund in exchange for preferred shares with a guaranteed 8% dividend, according to a joint statement from the Treasury, FED and FDIC. The bank will also be required to comply with restrictions on ex read this