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Japan, India shares gain in holiday-thin Asia, U.S. hopes help
(Reuters) - Japanese and Indian stocks outperformed the rest of Asia in thin trade Monday, with sentiment partly lifted by signs of U.S. economic recovery, although trading was subdued with many markets closed for Christmas holidays.
Tokyo's Nikkei stock average .N225 ended up 1 percent, above its 25-day moving average of 8,459, while India's main 30-share BSE index .BSESN rose 1.14 percent, as investors sought holiday-season bargains.
But MSCI's broadest index of Asia Pacific shares outside ...
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The Corruption of America
The numbers tell us America is in decline… if not outright collapse.
I say “the numbers tell us” because I’ve become very sensitive to the impact this kind of statement has on people. When I warned about the impending bankruptcy of General Motors in 2006 and 2007, readers actually blamed me for the company’s problems — as if my warnings to the public were the real problem, rather than GM’s $400 billion in debt.
The claim was absurd. But the resentment my work engendered was real.
So please… ...
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Reality Trumps Shop in Euro Saga
Economic Data Analysis
Reality Trumps Shop in Euro Saga
Markets disappointed with European package and surveys suggest recession.
UK growth outlook dependent on Euro area, weakness to be highlighted in domestic indicators.
US Federal Reserve to keep policy unchanged on signs of improving outlook.
At the time of writing, the details on the EU Summit are scarce, but the direction of a broad ‘fiscal compact' seems to be clearly emerging. Yet markets are underwhelmed by what appears to ...
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Weekly Economic and Financial Commentary : 12/09/2011
Weekly Economic and Financial Commentary
U.S. Review
The Economy Still Faces Core Issues
While it was a fairly light week for economic data, speeches by President Barack Obama and Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke dominated headlines. The president outlined a plan that calls for payroll tax cuts and spending initiatives. Although the proposal could boost growth somewhat, we do not believe it fully addresses the core issues of weak consumer demand and structural unemployment.
Fed Chairman Ben ...
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European leaders restore confidence with second bailout for Greece, UK data show improvement
The main highlight last week was on European leaders' second meeting in July as investors were focusing on the summit in Brussels to know whether they will be able to come out with strong measures that avoid both Greek default and spread of contagion to highly-indebted nations in the region.
Indeed, the outcome of the meeting managed to calm down markets and ease the jittery situation as European leaders agreed to give Greece 159 billion euros in new aid (109 billion from the euro area ...
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German business confidence drops in July
German business confidence fell in July on mounting debt concerns. Business climate indicator fell to 112.9 from 114.5. Current assessment gauge plunged to 121.4 from the prior 123.3, while expectations gauge dropped to 105.0 from the revised 106.2.
The escalating debt woes starting from Greece moving to other big nations in the region such as Italy and Spain lowered confidence. Earlier this week, Zew survey (economic sentiment) slipped to -15 in July, the lowest in 2 1/2 years, compared ...
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Optimism prevails in European markets after the approval of the Greek austerity plan
Optimism prevails in European markets after the approval of the Greek austerity plan, UK continues the release of downbeat data
After the jitters that fueled markets over the past weeks and caused European economic confidence to drop in June to 105.1, the lowest in eight months, from 105.5 in May, European markets witnessed some optimism last week with the approval of the Greek austerity plan in the Parliament as the consent of the measures staved off the default probability.
The Greek vote ...
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Escalating European debt woes dominates the scene, UK weak fundamentals continue
This week, the main highlight was not on data from the euro zone as investors were focusing on European leaders waiting for final decision for Greece's second bailout.
The week started and ended with mounting tensions as European leaders failed to reach an agreement over the second bailout for the debt-laden nation.
Still, European officials could not bridge the difference between them to reach a unanimous decision as while Germany is in favor of letting private creditors to participate in the ...
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Weekly Economic and Financial Commentary: 24/12/2010
Weekly Economic and Financial Commentary
U.S. Review
"Tis the Season to be Jolly…"
* This week's busy schedule of economic reports brought mostly good news. Revisions to third quarter GDP were slightly stronger than originally reported with real GDP growing at a 2.6 percent annualized pace. Recently released data on consumer spending along with trade suggests the economy likely expanded at around a 3.5 to 4.0 percent annualized pace in the fourth quarter.
* Sales of both new and ...
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