Charting the Markets: Nine-Day Rally Undone by China
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China data drags down the Aussie, crude oil rebounds from 5 percent slump and SABMiller shares jump nine percent after AB InBev deal
Since the mid-July peak, when Jim Cramer warned the market's "last shred of hope was the freight index holding up,"
One year ago, when oil prices first cracked and tumbled from $100 to a level some 60% lower, it took the US oil industry about 9 months to fully feel the pain and proceed with cash-saving production cuts as a result of extensive oil-price hedges that
Back in April 2014, the main reason why we said buying Glencore CDS is the best way to trade the upcoming Chinese credit-commodity crunch was because it was basically stacking leverage, with CDS being a massively.....
For years, a copper replica of Wall Street's Charging Bull sculpture stood in the lobby at the London offices of Red Kite Group, one of the biggest metals hedge funds. With prices near six-year lows, a new statue faces it, an even bigger roaring be
In a stunning move towards the elites' endgame of 'banning cash', Greek authorities unveiled stricter capital controls for civil servants and pensioners this weekend. By drastically limiting cash withdrawals and forcing the more 'controllable' compul
Two things are true about the companies that just lifted U.S. stocks to the biggest rally in four years: their fortunes are most tied to the economy, and they're the least loved by credit investors. Both are reasons for optimism.
From London to Amsterdam to Mumbai, shipping containers have been celebrated as a cheap and easy way to provide pre-fab housing. But what is it like to live in one – and can they transcend pop-up status to be a permanent solution?
The next great financial crisis may be only a short time away.
Non-Petroleum Import Prices Sink Most Since October 2009
- IMF warn of "fresh financial crisis" - German exports fall 5.2%, largest slump since recession of 2009 - German imports also fall 3.1%
Sometimes less is more (less good data is moar good for stocks) and in the case of Marc Faber's recent appearance on Bloomberg's "What'd You Miss", 66 seconds of honesty was all that the hosts could take.
WTI Crude is back above $50 to its highest in almost 3 months following a 10%-plus gain on the week (the 2nd best since Jan 2009). This surge has sparked the biggest surge in European and US Oil & Gas stocks since 2008
In the last 24 months, Canada, Cyprus, New Zealand, the US, the UK, and now Germany have all implemented legislation that would allow them to first FREEZE and then SEIZE bank assets during the next crisis.
Slowing growth in emerging markets and slumping commodity prices are posing fresh challenges to the euro-area economy, which may need to be countered by adjustments to quantitative easing, European Central Bank President Mario Draghi said.
Dozens of banks signed amnesty agreements disclosing tactics, providing prosecutors with valuable information
KINGSTON, NY, 7 October 2015--It is official. Global equity markets had their worst quarterly showing since 2011.
Former Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke discusses the 2008 financial crisis and his book "The Courage to Act: A Memoir of a Crisis and Its Aftermath."
Former Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke discusses the 2008 financial crisis and his book "The Courage to Act: A Memoir of a Crisis and Its Aftermath."
One week ago, in a valiant attempt to defend the stock price of struggling commodity trading titan Glencore, one of the company's biggest cheerleaders, Sanford Bernstein's analyst Paul Gait (who has a GLEN price target of 450p) .....
"You Cannot Stop What Is Coming… 25 to 50 Million Dead in 90 Days"
"When in doubt, go to Italy" is the saying.
If anarcho-capitalists should move to Somalia, then socialists - especially, "social democrats" -- should move to Venezuela. The country is a complete disaster.
If yesterday's 3Y auction was solid across the board, then today's sale of $21 billion in 10Y was an all around show-stopper.
Saudi Arabia announced price cuts to its oil that it is exporting to Asia, in a bid to hold onto market share.
Even Bloomberg Notices that Something is Amiss
"When in doubt, go to Italy" is the saying.
Former U.S. Treasury Secretary Lawrence Summers examines the job done by Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen. He speaks on "Bloomberg ‹GO›" (Source: Bloomberg)
Germany's central bank has listed all of its gold.
Maurice Obstfeld hasn't been chief economist at the International Monetary Fund for a full month yet and he's already being asked if a worldwide recession is looming.