Fisher seems to have kicked things off immediately with his comments positing that slowing down the $85B monthly bond purchase program could do US some good, Then Chicago Fed reported an ever worsening Midwest CFNAIdata for the month of April…
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IT’S MONDAY: The Fed purchase program is quite a workout for the Market
Tagged with: April, Asia, Bank of America, Ben Bernanke, china, Euro, Friday, India, Merrill Lynch, Thursday, United States, United States Treasury security
Posted in Financial Markets
Posted in Financial Markets
IT’s MONDAY: Eurozone comeback isn’t but Euro’s comeback is
As a Rabobank strategist put it in today’s Reuters insider videogram, because of the fragmented euro bond markets in 2010 and 2011 , the current strength in the Euro is much more than a euphoric pick up on German manufacturing…
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Tagged with: Apple, April, Ben Bernanke, Bloomberg Terminal, Burger King, china, Euro, Goldman Sachs, Gross domestic product, J P Morgan, JP Morgan, Morgan, United States
Posted in Financial Markets
Posted in Financial Markets
Europe gets comfortable with new Banking caveat | Banking insight
Even as regulatory costs become part of a banking brand makeover especially in Big Bad London which is also holding out on Europe, the momenutum for credit has caught on with banks in the last fe months, giving a positive…
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Tagged with: "European Sovereign Debt Crisis", BNP Paribas, Central bank, Deutsche Bank, ECB, Euro, European Central Bank, London
Posted in Financial Markets
Posted in Financial Markets
US Morning Report: Euro to heart, what exactly is who pushing whom to?
I am sorry, it could be my personal distress as events on a tumultous tumbled expiry make my 99% confidence interval worthless to the skunk works of getting commercial success. However, Draghi’s push for the Euro after repeated commentary on…
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Tagged with: Draghi, ECB, Euro, European Central Bank, Mario Draghi, Nowotny, United States, Wikipedia
Posted in Amitonomics, Banking, US
Posted in Amitonomics, Banking, US
Global Mid-Day Report: Street catches Buzz, Crude and Gold hit the plate
Hardly a home run but a 6% jump set a few shorts on fire too in Crude as the easing of EU’s stalemate on ne funding still means a lot of uncertainty on the way easing will reach markets and…
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Tagged with: Angela Merkel, Brent, Brent Crude, Euro, European Union, Hewlett-Packard, Joseph Stiglitz, Morgan Stanley, NASDAQ, Nike, UBS, United States
Posted in Amitonomics, Europe, Financial Markets, Global, Healthcare, housing, Obamanomics, Retail Lifestyle, US
Posted in Amitonomics, Europe, Financial Markets, Global, Healthcare, housing, Obamanomics, Retail Lifestyle, US
Global moves: Singapore production outshines, Dollar retreat from Asia begins?
The Singapore Dollar has come back from below $1.2650 to above $1.28 to the US Dollar in the last 5 days as the Asian currencies have given to the US Dollar and the Dollar Index gets ready for a big…
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Global Moves: Spanish banks advised EUR 62 B for 9% Core Capital
The two independent Spanish stress tests conducted by Oliver Wyman and Roland Berger came out with cheerful nes for those tracking the EUR100B “credit line” for Spanish banks with fiscal conditions as per German diktat and the Eurozone fiscal compact.…
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Tagged with: Euro, Eurozone, Gross domestic product, International Monetary Fund, Oliver Wyman, Roland Berger, Spain, Spanish Banks
Posted in Amitonomics, Banking, Europe, European Sovereign Debt crisis, Financial Services, Global
Posted in Amitonomics, Banking, Europe, European Sovereign Debt crisis, Financial Services, Global
Global moves: Euro zone sputters ahead of big data tomorrow
IMF weights for BRICs are rising this year to the Top 10 contributors as Eurozone trade surpluses and economic capacities tread declines with the finality of a two decade long restructuring. Trade surplus for the Eurozone was down 60% from…
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Tagged with: Asia, BRIC, china, Consumer Confidence Index, Euro, European Union, Eurozone, France, Greece, HSBC, International Monetary Fund, OECD, Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development
Posted in Amitonomics, Bailout Nation, Europe, Global, US
Posted in Amitonomics, Bailout Nation, Europe, Global, US
US Morning Report: Fed Proposes, Gold and Euro disposed off
Euro looks ripe for a run to 1.25 levels from 1.2710 right now as the markets begin the final hour to lap to the critical FOMC meeting where QE is sanctioned or hinted at in a way palatable to the…
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Tagged with: Austerity, BRIC, Burger King, Euro, Federal Open Market Committee, Federal Reserve System, G-20 major economies, Greece, International Monetary Fund, JP Morgan
Posted in Amitonomics, Banking, Private Equity, US
Posted in Amitonomics, Banking, Private Equity, US
US Week ahead: Greece may yet be undecided, FOMC, Housing Starts and that dropping PMI
Trade Balance data from Italy dropped $0.7B to a few millions in deficit as the Export markets in EU have held on month but are down 5% for the year from previous April. Imports fell 9.3% on year but were…
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Tagged with: April, Ben Bernanke, Central bank, Euro, European Union, Federal Open Market Committee, FOMC, Greece, Housing starts, March, United States
Posted in Amitonomics, European Sovereign Debt crisis, US
Posted in Amitonomics, European Sovereign Debt crisis, US
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