Time and time again, the Fed sows seeds of the next financial crisis in actions it takes to mitigate the previous financial crisis that it caused. Have we reached that point yet? The Guardian reports Central Banks Raise Alarm
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Share markets in India closed the Thursday session on a positive note on the back of strong recovery in PSU banks. Hopes of positive quarterly earnings and -free roll-out of the goods and services tax (GST) also lifted sentiment. The Nifty ended above 9650-mark after clocking 9700
Video Length – 00:01:08 USD/JPY The US dollar went back and forth during the day on Thursday, as we continue to bounce off of the 113 handle. That being the case, looks as if the market is simply waiting for
Loosely said, productivity is a measure of national output divided by the number of workers in productive employment. It can also be thought of as the amount of work done by an employee per hour. Consequently, productivity is closely bound
It has been a tough month for gold, tumbling over 6% from its early June $1300 highs, but options traders are now positioning for a rebound. As Bloomberg notes, the cost of bearish over bullish contracts in the $33 billion SPDR Gold Shares exchange-traded fund
There’s some real concern about oil from people who are speculating. That’s from Eric Balchunas, an ETF analyst for Bloomberg Intelligence, and he’s referring to the following set of headlines which crossed a little while ago: U.S. Oil Fund Put Volume Surges,
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Based on the PMO index, the market has been oversold on a short-term basis for a number of days. The indicator was showing a little strength yesterday, but now it is pointed lower again. So a short-term rally is probably
