Yesterday’s Fed Statement is largely a repeat of the situation it reported in March 2013 when Chairman Ben Bernanke met the press later and did not let on the Fed’s wavering on maintaining the $85 B in purchases of Treasuries…
See more ›
Blog Archives
US Economy: Fed may modify Treasury/MBS purchase programs(increase it too), ECB cuts rate by 25 bp (May 1-2, 2013)
Tagged with: Ben Bernanke, Central bank, ECB, Enrico Letta, European Central Bank, Federal Reserve System, Honda Civic, United States
Posted in Financial Markets
Posted in Financial Markets
IT’S MONDAY: European banks follow up with more losses, Fed and European Central Bank decisions (The week ahead April 29-May 3)
Markets headed down, last weeks result impact Dow near 14.5K and its quite ready for a rocky road down the mountain, though it’s still not “Sell in May and go away” especially with Apple already ruling below 400 before the…
See more ›
Tagged with: Apple, Deutsche Bank, ECB, European Central Bank, Friday, General Motors, Thursday, UBS, United States, Wednesday
Posted in Financial Markets
Posted in Financial Markets
IT’S MONDAY: A US Morning Report to break the silence (again) for growth and optimism
US this week – March 18, 2013 to March 24, 2013 It’s Monday – A US Morning Report on the weekly doo dahs. We are a very serious follower of Economic trends esp our own list of identified market and…
See more ›
Tagged with: "European Sovereign Debt Crisis", Apple, Ben Bernanke, Cyprus, European Central Bank, Germany, Goldman Sachs, Gross domestic product, Monday, Spain, United States, Wednesday
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…
See more ›
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: Draghi says to take the high road, honey!
Here’s what happened. Someone punched in call credentials on a Conference Call to promise only those who take the high road will survive. Corny meatballs which dish out platitudes like, We’d hate to say we told you so! would hardly…
See more ›
Tagged with: Central bank, DAX, Draghi, European Central Bank, European Stability Mechanism, European Union, German, Jens Weidmann, London, Mario Draghi, New York Stock Exchange, Trading day
Posted in Amitonomics, Banking, European Sovereign Debt crisis, US
Posted in Amitonomics, Banking, European Sovereign Debt crisis, US
US Morning Report: It is the Economy, Mr Bernanke!
The moderate recovery underway in the data seems to wax and wane according to its distance from a scheduled Fed meeting with bad new home sales last week ignored as the Beige Book and now the Personal Income shows a…
See more ›
US Morning Report: FOMC starts tomorrow, ECB will be buying bonds, Japan is ready to join the good guys
The honest to god assessment of Geithener’s meeting with Draghi and German Finance minister Schauble today or the ECB meeting on Wednesday is that US and Europe in a Coordinated Central Bank effort willl affirm to more Central Bank Liquidity…
See more ›
Tagged with: Central bank, ECB, European Central Bank, Facebook, Japan, Mario Draghi, NASDAQ, Reuters
Posted in Amitonomics, European Sovereign Debt crisis, Global, Retail Lifestyle, US
Posted in Amitonomics, European Sovereign Debt crisis, Global, Retail Lifestyle, US
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…
See more ›
Tagged with: Draghi, ECB, Euro, European Central Bank, Mario Draghi, Nowotny, United States, Wikipedia
Posted in Amitonomics, Banking, US
Posted in Amitonomics, Banking, US
The Thursday Fed Update: (Early Report) Budget Deficit Recovers strength
Though the average deficit for each month (Econoday commentary) is still double the traade deficit of $50 B at $904 B for the first 9 months of the Fiscal year, excluding calendaring it is still 12% down over the same…
See more ›
Tagged with: Bank of America, Central bank, ECB, European Central Bank, Goldman Sachs, J P Morgan, Washington Mutual, Wells Fargo
Posted in Amitonomics
Posted in Amitonomics
US Morning Report: ECB, China, Earnings all spell Doom and Gloom!
Of course Marc Faber left the shores to invest internationally long ago as a true capitalist, bu t US Market look to a glum week as more than one or two hints have already been dropped for a good shapely…
See more ›
Tagged with: Bank of America, china, Deutsche Bank, European Central Bank, European Parliament, Getty Images, Marc Faber, United States
Posted in Amitonomics, Banking, Retail Lifestyle, US
Posted in Amitonomics, Banking, Retail Lifestyle, US
| INDU | 0.00 | ||
| NASDAQ | 3498.965 | ||
| S&P 500 | 1645.15 | ||
| AMZN | 261.62 | ||
| AAPL | 441.32 | ||
| GS | 157.26 | ||
| BAC | 13.24 | ||
| JPM | 53.265 | ||
| UAL | 34.11 | ||
| MCD | 100.75 | ||
| KO | 41.8658 | ||
| DIS | 65.12 | ||
| DB | 46.50 | ||
| HBC | 56.10 | ||
| HP | 61.73 | ||
| VMW | 72.439 |
Apple
Asia
BAC
Bank
Bank of America
Banks
Barack Obama
Business
china
Citi
Citigroup
Credit Crisis
DealBook
Deutsche Bank
ECB
Economy
Euro
European Central Bank
European Union
Eurozone
Facebook
Federal Reserve System
Finance
Financial Services
Germany
Global investing
Goldman Sachs
Greece
Gross domestic product
HSBC
India
Initial public offering
Investment Banks
JPM
J P Morgan
JP Morgan
JPMorgan Chase
Liquidity Crisis
Mergers
Morgan Stanley
Retail
UBS
United States
Wall Street
Wells Fargo