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• Category: Central banks news
  • FOMC Minutes Reveal Dovish Notes Which Were Hidden in December
  • BOC Pushed Back Timing for Next Rate Hike, Trimmed GDP Growth and Inflation Forecasts for 2019
  • BOC Preview – No Change in Rates, Dovish Stance Accompanied by Modest Forecast Downgrades
  • BOE Turns Dovish as Brexit Deadline Nears, Yet No Deal is Secured
  • FOMC Review – Fed Not As Dovish As Expected
  • BOJ: Loss in Communication Hinders Policy Effectiveness
  • BOE Probably Turns More Cautious amid Brexit Uncertainty
  • Fed Likely Hikes Rate in December, Future Path More Dovish
  • ECB’s Reinvestment of QE Proceeds Would Well- Pass First Rate Hike. Growth Outlook Downgraded
  • ECB Preview – Focus on Reinvestment Plan, New Round of TLTRO
  • BOC Preview: Will Poloz Maintain Hawkish Stance?
  • RBA More Concerned about Housing Markets, Disinflation Likely Keeps Policy Rate Unchanged for 2019
  • FOMC Minutes Signals Rate Hike “Fairly Soon”, Policy Outlook Masked by Tariff and Debts
  • Fed Chair Powell’s U-Turn on Interest Rates?
  • ECB Might Keep Policy Rates Low for Longer, Given Downside Risk to Growth and Trade War
  • Australia: Low Unemployment Rate Masks Underlying Problems in Job Market
  • Limited News from FOMC, December Rate Hike Hopes Unaltered
  • RBNZ Affirmed the Next Move Can be Up Or Down, Despite Upbeat Data
  • RBA Turns More Upbeat Over GDP Growth, Keeps Rates Unchanged amidst Low Inflation
  • FOMC Preview – Affirming a Strong Economic Case for December Rate Hike
  • Hawkish Carney Signals Overheating Economy Could Accelerate BOE Rate Hikes
  • ECB Reveals No Details about Reinvestment. December in Focus
  • BOC Review – Hiking Policy Rate to 1.75% with Hawkish Bias
  • ECB Likely More Cautious amid Soft Core Inflation and Italy. Reinvestment Details to be Revealed in December
  • BOC Preview – Rate Hike Fully Priced but Future Decision Still Data- Dependent
  • Fed’s September Minutes Explained the Rationale of Removing Forward Guidance, Showed More Concerns about USD Strength
  • RBA Minutes – Content with Weak AUD but More Concerned about Credit Conditions
  • FOMC Hiked Rate and Removed “Accommodative” Policy Reference
  • BOE Preview- Upbeat about Recent Economic Developments, but Cautious over Brexit
  • ECB to Affirm QE Reduction from October and Downgrade Inflation Forecasts
  • BOC Affirmed the Case of October Rate Hike, Downplayed Strong Growth and Inflation
  • RBA Left Cash Rate Unchanged for 25 Months in a Row
  • BOC Preview – Growth Upbeat, Just Not Justifies Another Rate Hike Until October
  • Powell Signals He Would be More Cautious in Face of Uncertainty
  • FOMC to Continue Rate Hike Despite Trump’s Criticism
  • RBA Too Early to be Confident over Consumer Spending
  • RBNZ Delays Timing for Rate Change and Inflation to Reach +2%, Kiwi Slumps
  • RBA Keeps Policy Rate at Record Low for Two Years; Might Downgrade 2018 Inflation Forecast
  • RBNZ Preview – Policy Rate On Hold, Overall Tone Neutral or Slightly Dovish
  • BOE Review: Unanimous Rate Hike Decision Fails to Revive Pound
  • FOMC Review – Gradual Rate Hike Path Remains Intact and Economic Assessment Upgraded
  • BOE Expected to Deliver Dovish Rate Hike in August
  • BOJ Introduced Forward Guidance and Made Subtle Changes in YCC
  • Fed Prepares for Rate Hike in September
  • BOC Review – Raised Growth Outlook but Upbeat Business Investment Might Diminish in Coming Years
  • BOC Preview – Rate Hike Fully Priced In, Data and Trade with US Continue to Guide Future Path
  • FOMC Minutes: Members Urged Attentions on Yield Curve, Change in Forward Guidance
  • RBA Left Cash Rate Unchanged at 1.5%, Content with Aussie Depreciation
  • RBNZ More Dovish in June Meeting
  • BOE Voted 6-3 to Keep Rate at 0.5%, QE Tapering Might Come Sooner
  • BOE Preview – Focus on June Meeting Minutes
  • ECB to End QE in December, No Rate Hike At Least Until Summer 2019
  • Fed Raised Policy Rate in June. Two More to Come amidst Upbeat Economic Developments
  • ECB Preview – Members to Discuss QE Tapering This Week, Attention Moves to Rate Hike Path and Forward Guidance
  • FOMC Preview – Fed’s Rate Hike A Done Deal, Focus Turned to Forward Guidance
  • RBA Left Cash Rate Unchanged, Affirmed that Credit Condition Remained Accommodative
  • BOC Removes “Cautious” Reference, But 2H17 Rate Hikes Experience Suggests Members Can Make Over-Aggressive Judgements
  • BOC Likely Stands on Sideline This Month as More Data and Trade Outlook Awaited
  • FOMC’s May Minutes Shows Some Dovish Tweaks
  • BOE Downgraded Growth and Inflation Outlook. Market Bet for No Rate Hike This Year
  • RBNZ Turns Dovish, Downgrading Growth and CPI Forecasts
  • BoE Could be More Dovish than “Hawkish Hold”
  • FOMC More Hawkish on Inflation, June Rate Hike a Done Deal
  • RBA More Upbeat on Growth, Likely on Hold for 2018
  • FOMC Preview: Focuses on Inflation and Shrugs Off Temporary Disruption on Growth
  • ECB Refrained from Hinting on Policy Outlook
  • ECB Preview: Caution over Recent Slowdown Won’t Affect QE Schedule
  • BOC Revised Lower Growth Forecast for 2018, Sent a Mixed Message
  • FOMC Minutes: Fiscal Stimulus During Full Employment Facilitates Inflation to Reach +2%
  • RBA Aware of Recent Rise in Yields
  • BOE Voted 7-2 to Leave Bank Rate Unchanged at 0.50%
  • FOMC Projects Two More Rate Hikes This Year, Followed By Three In 2019
  • UK And EU Reached Transition Deal, Erasing Key Uncertainty Of BOE’s Rate Hike Path
  • RBA Minutes Reiterated The Impacts Of Low Wage Growth On Inflation
  • SNB Warned Of Franc Appreciation Against US Dollar, Kept Commitment To Intervene
  • ECB Surprisingly Removed Easing Bias, Draghi Downplayed The Implication On Future Policy
  • BOC Left Rates On Hold, More Concerned About US Trade Policy
  • RBA Left Cash Rate Unchanged At 1.5% As Property Markets Cooled
  • Hawkish Powell Raises Hopes For Four Rate Hikes This Year
  • (FED) Chairman Jerome H. Powell – Semiannual Monetary Policy Report to the Congress
  • BOE Sent Hawkish Signal, Rate Hike Might Come As Early As In May
  • RBNZ Downgraded Inflation Forecasts, First Rate Hike Unlikely Until 2019
  • RBA Left Policy Rate At 1.5%, More Upbeat Over Growth And Inflation Outlook
  • FOMC More Optimistic On Inflation Outlook, Indicated ‘Further Increase’ In Interest Rates
  • (FED) FOMC Statement January 31, 2018
  • Euro Rallied Further Despite Draught’s Attempt To Downplay Forward Guidance Adjustment
  • (ECB) Introductory Statement to the Press Conference
  • BOJ Left Policy Rates, QE, And Yield Curve Control Measures Unchanged
  • BOC Raises Policy Rate, Market Prices In Another Hike Before May
  • (BOC) Bank of Canada Increases Overnight Rate Target to 1 1/4 Per cent
  • Hawkish ECB Signals To Revisit Forward Guidance As Recovery Pace Accelerates
  • BOJ Trimmed JGBs Purchase, Aiming At Yield Curve Steepening Instead Of Policy Normalization
  • (FED) Minutes of the Federal Open Market Committee December 12-13, 2017
  • (BOE) Bank Rate Maintained at 0.50%
  • (SNB) Swiss National Bank Leaves Expansionary Monetary Policy Unchanged
  • (FED) FOMC Statement December 13, 2017
  • (BOC) Bank of Canada Maintains Overnight Rate Target at 1 Per cent
  • (RBA) Statement by Philip Lowe, Governor: Monetary Policy Decision
  • (FED) Minutes of the Federal Open Market Committee October 31-November 1, 2017
  • (RBNZ) Official Cash Rate Unchanged at 1.75 percent
  • (BOE) Bank Rate Increased to 0.50%
  • (FED) FOMC Statement November 01, 2017
  • (BOJ) Statement on Monetary Policy – October 31, 2017
• Category: Finance news
  • Stocks getting a bit frothy after move higher, could pause as more earnings roll out
  • Disney is already losing over $1 billion in streaming, and its Netflix competitor has yet to launch
  • Trump’s dismal popularity among foreigners may be costing the US billions in exports
  • The record government shutdown, if not resolved soon, could be ‘fodder for recession’: Moody’s
  • This ’90s Jack Bogle interview shows how little his famous investing strategy changed over the years
  • Stocks making the biggest moves after hours: Netflix, American Express, Atlassian and more
  • US officials debate lifting tariffs on China to get a trade deal: WSJ
  • Why Jack Bogle mattered so much to the investing world
  • Chinese unemployment worries are growing as Beijing beefs up stimulus
  • US import prices fall; year-on-year drop largest since 2016
  • Goldman Sachs shares surge after fourth-quarter profit tops expectations
  • Snap CFO resigning, company says it will come in near top end of guidance for Q4
  • Economist Ed Lazear: The stock market is the best economic indicator and it’s signaling caution
  • The White House thinks the shutdown will be twice as bad for the economy as expected
  • Treasury yields lower as China slowdown fears wane; traders await key Brexit vote
  • ‘Not your grandmother’s economy’ — Cantor CEO Howard Lutnick says growth still has 2 years to run
  • Gundlach’s warning on ‘ocean of debt’ adds to worries over corporate bonds
  • Yellen says economic uncertainty has prompted some retailers to put plans on hold
  • Citigroup is set to kick off bank earnings reports – here’s what Wall Street expects
  • Ford’s CEO says a ‘big surprise’ is coming next year with electric vehicles
  • Here are 4 struggling stock sectors that could rally in 2019
  • Government shutdown pours cold water on 2019 IPO ambitions — especially for small start-ups
  • Earnings season may turn up some stock market winners after December’s battering
  • Square loses head of payments to Visa
  • If the shutdown lasts two more weeks, the cost to the economy will exceed price of Trump’s wall
  • US consumer prices drop for the first time in nine months
  • Trump could take billions from disaster areas to fund border wall
  • California Gov. Gavin Newsom pledges unemployment benefits to furloughed federal workers
  • Here’s how lost furloughed federal worker paychecks could weigh on the US economy
  • Stocks making the biggest moves after hours: Netflix, Activision Blizzard and more
  • Goldman raises gold forecast for 2019 on recession fears, sees 10% gain
  • Fed chief Jerome Powell says an extended government shutdown could start to show in economic data
  • Nasdaq Dubai launches Saudi futures in bid to diversify investor offering
  • Stocks making the biggest moves after hours: Bed Bath & Beyond, KB Home
  • Trump is probably going to get his way with the Federal Reserve this year
  • Fitch warns of possible cut to US triple-A rating if shutdown continues
  • Treasury yields climb as US-China trade talks conclude
  • Stocks gain under the ‘first five days’ rule, setting up for a good 2019 performance
  • Job openings on the decline but still outpace available workers by more than 800,000
  • Apple and Tesla shares on the blockchain could be the next big thing in crypto
  • Apple hasn’t been this unloved by Wall Street since 2005
  • Former Fed Chair Alan Greenspan thinks the Ocasio-Cortez 70% tax plan is ‘a terrible idea’
  • US services sector grows at slowest pace since July
  • US-China trade war: Beijing says both sides have expressed a desire to hammer out a deal
  • Here’s what Wall Street bankers think Apple should buy, if Tim Cook decides to go deal hunting
  • This year’s fintech predictions, from the company powering most of the industry
  • Stock market comeback is now in the hands of China-US trade talks
  • Rent, mortgage payments are hard to meet for workers entangled in the government shutdown
  • ‘Time to buy’: Bank of America contrarian indicator with strong track record signals rally ahead
  • Powell says Fed ‘wouldn’t hesitate’ to tweak balance sheet reduction if it was causing problems
  • Manufacturing industry posts biggest annual job gain in 20 years
  • Job growth surges by 312,000 in December
  • Cleveland Fed President Loretta Mester says if inflation doesn’t rise, Fed could stop hikes
  • European stocks open higher as US and China agree to hold trade talks
  • Banks are cutting back on credit-card rewards programs, WSJ reports
  • The president of the Dallas Fed says central bank should pause rate hikes amid turmoil in markets
  • Key reading of the manufacturing sector falls to lowest level in more than 2 years
  • It’s more than just the trade war. Apple’s China business has been under pressure for a while
  • Investors are officially panicking, Citigroup says
  • The first economic data from December is in and it shows trouble
  • European stocks open lower as losses continue into 2019
  • This wacky daily trading strategy posted a 13% return in this rough year
  • Merck surges more than 30% in 2018, taking the crown as biggest Dow winner
  • The winner for best trade of 2018 is… chocolate
  • Monster rallies are often synonymous with bear markets, investor Peter Boockvar warns
  • Goldman Sachs cuts forecast for first half of 2019, says weaker growth needed to ‘land the plane’
  • The Fed could be a factor in the week ahead as stocks exit the worst year in a decade
  • Stocks wrap up 2 weeks of ‘disturbing’ moves
  • Is the buyback surge over? Don’t bet on it
  • El-Erian: Criticize the Fed more for how it communicates, and not on monetary policy
  • The volatility in stocks right now is ‘abnormal,’ says manager of $200 billion pension fund
  • Your first trade for Thursday, December 27
  • Jobless claims signal labor market strength, consumer confidence tumbles
  • US tariffs will hit China harder next year, analysts say
  • Don’t panic: Here’s your bear market survival guide
  • Shutdown won’t stop key jobs report or CPI, but other data could be impacted
  • US home price growth slowed in October
  • Trump lashes out at Fed — again: ‘They’re raising interest rates too fast’
  • Stocks may try to bounce but are heading for worst December ever
  • When Wall Street looks to Washington, it gets scared
  • We are now in a bear market — here’s what that means
  • Look to the two remaining Fed board nominees for clues about Trump-Powell battle
  • ‘Just call it what it is’: BofA’s Stephen Suttmeier declares a bear market
  • Treasury Secretary Mnuchin moves to quell firestorm, says Trump never suggested firing Fed Chairman
  • Wall Street’s view on Trump’s talk of firing Fed Chair Jerome Powell: ‘Utter madness’
  • Trump reportedly wants to fire the Fed chair, a move that could wreak havoc on the financial markets
  • Stocks enter final full week of the year on the brink of a bear market
  • ‘I’m stunned’ by all the recession talk — Mohamed El-Erian warns against self-fulfilling prophecies
  • NY Fed President John Williams says the Fed could re-evaluate view in 2019
  • US third-quarter economic growth revised down to 3.4%
  • US durable goods orders rose 0.8% in November, led by defense spending
  • China’s stocks are set for a rocky start to 2019
  • House passes spending bill with border wall money — setting up shutdown stalemate with Senate
  • Kevin O’Leary chides the Fed for claiming data-dependence while still forecasting two 2019 rate hikes
  • Two more rate hikes could spark a recession, market researcher warns
  • US weekly jobless claims rise less than expected
  • David Tepper: Fed is done supporting stock prices, so cash is ‘not so bad’ as an investment now
  • Here’s what research shows about immigration’s impact on an economy
  • Jeff Gundlach and his deputy think Fed’s Powell made a mistake by tightening on ‘autopilot’
  • The Fed thinks economic growth will slow as Trump’s 2020 re-election bid approaches
  • Powell says he doesn’t see Fed changing its strategy for shrinking the balance sheet
  • Fed now sees just 2 rate hikes in 2019
  • Fed makes key adjustment in effort to keep rates in line
  • Here’s how Fed rate hike will impact you: By Thursday, banks will have adjusted prime rates higher
  • Fed hikes rate, lowers 2019 projection to 2 increases
  • My job helped me realize I needed to start saving for retirement in my 20s
  • Millions would be put at risk in a cashless society, research warns
  • SoftBank unit begins trading in Tokyo, marking Japan’s largest-ever IPO
  • Sell-off forces Credit Suisse to slash 2019 S&P 500 target before year has even begun
  • US housing starts rise; single-family segment remains weak
  • Chance of recession rises to the highest level of the Trump presidency: CNBC Fed Survey
  • China’s Xi is delivering a speech that could have major consequences for the trade war
  • ‘Bond King’ Jeffrey Gundlach says the Fed shouldn’t raise interest rates this week
  • Trump advisor Peter Navarro slams the Fed as the biggest risk to US economic growth
  • Trump’s Fed-bashing and interest-rate panic will cause a recession, not prevent one
  • Americans are more worried about the economy — an ominous sign for Trump’s re-election
  • Stanley Druckenmiller says Fed must pause because the economy can ‘ill afford a major policy error’
  • Ron Paul thinks the selloff could spark depression-like conditions that could be ‘worse than 1929’
  • Federated Investors’ top fund manager thinks the market is wrongly pricing in a 2019 recession
  • Robinhood takes its 3 percent savings account back to the drawing board amid widespread criticism
  • Fed meeting could be pivotal for stock market looking for ‘knight in shining armor’
  • Stocks broke key level and could aim for the year’s low
  • FX: Wary investors still suspicious of currency-hedged ETFs
  • Your first trade for Friday, December 14
  • JP Morgan faces potential class action lawsuit after guilty pleas by a former metals trader
  • This is the one chart the Fed must watch right now, veteran economic forecaster says
  • Stocks making the biggest moves after hours: Tailored Brands, Oxford Industries and more
  • Democratic state senator blasts Amazon’s HQ2 as a PR scam, saying ‘New York fell for it’
  • Nearly half of corporate CFOs are expecting a US recession by the end of 2019
  • Economic growth will top 3% again next year, Trump advisor Hassett says
  • Morgan Stanley downgrades eBay, cuts price target 40%: ‘We were wrong’
  • Stocks making the biggest moves after hours: American Eagle, Dave & Buster’s and more
  • Amazon, derided as a ‘job killer,’ actually boosts local employment and business, Morgan Stanley says
  • Blame Washington for painful sell-offs not economic problems, Wall Street bull Rich Bernstein says
  • Richard Fisher: ‘Horrifically bad’ education system biggest economic threat
  • Stocks making the biggest moves after hours: Stitch Fix, Ascena Retail and more
  • Job openings back over 7 million and near a record high
  • Pound-euro parity by mid-2019 if no deal on Brexit, says Argentex
  • Peer-to-peer lender Zopa to seek more funding in 2019 as it opens its own bank
  • Dow futures drop nearly 200 points as sell-off looks set to continue in new week
  • Dow futures point to 150-point decline as sell-off looks set to continue in new week
  • Wall Street is expecting a two-year pause in big media and telecom deals after a crazy 2018
  • Money manager debunks bear market fears, calls turmoil a ‘messy correction’
  • Stocks could be set up for another violent week of selling
  • S&P 500 closes in an official ‘death cross,’ a chart pattern that could signal more pain ahead
  • Citigroup needs to slash bonuses, do ‘whatever it takes’ to cut costs: Wells Fargo analyst
  • Facebook increases stock buyback program by $9 billion
  • The ultimate holiday tipping guide: How much to give
  • This one chart shows the confusion the Trump administration is causing the market about trade
  • Fed’s Bullard becomes first on central bank to suggest delaying December rate hike
  • Bitcoin price pain continues as the cryptocurrency plummets to a 15-month low
  • Black unemployment rate falls to 5.9%, ties record low hit earlier this year
  • Job market is strong and hiring robust, in contrast to market fears
  • Markets are going haywire. Here’s why these sudden moves are here to stay
  • US firms doing business in China now vulnerable after Huawei arrest: Former US trade advisor
  • Investor fears about recession seem ‘overdone,’ IMF’s Christine Lagarde says
  • Fed’s Bostic says interest rates are ‘within shouting distance of neutral’
  • Apple shares fall after UBS sees weakest ‘purchase intent’ for iPhone in five years
  • Payroll growth slows in November as labor market tightens
  • Tesla’s China factory is set to begin production late next year, Shanghai government says
  • Criminal probe prompts pause in suit claiming J.P. Morgan Chase rigged precious metals markets
  • Mike Bloomberg says he’d try to sell Bloomberg LP if he becomes president
  • ‘Trumponomics’ writer Art Laffer: I am a ‘huge fan’ of Fed chief Powell’s handling of interest rates
  • Stocks plunge may have been a too fearful reaction to trade, economic worries
  • Stocks making the biggest moves after hours: Hewlett Packard Enterprise, Marvell Technology and more
  • Treasury yield curve inversion is ‘noise’; veteran investor Jack Ablin suggests markets overreacting
  • Jamie Dimon doesn’t expect permanent China-US trade deal in just 90 days
  • London to lose $900 billion to Frankfurt due to Brexit, German finance group claims
  • UK peer-to-peer lender Zopa gets banking license as it looks to compete with industry giants
  • Stocks making the biggest moves after hours: Restoration Hardware, Smartsheet and more
  • US-China trade war is not over, says investor Mark Mobius
  • Costco downgraded as members-only retailer faces higher sales hurdles
  • US factory activity jumps in November while construction spending falls for third month
  • Major Wall Street economists have their doubts trade cease-fire will lead to actual deal in 90 days
  • Mnuchin says Trump ‘liked’ Fed chief Powell’s market-boosting speech
  • Mnuchin hopeful that Trump-Xi talks can be turned into a ‘real agreement’
  • Soybean prices, Deere shares jump after China agrees to buy ‘substantial’ US agricultural products
  • Treasury yields rise as the US and China reach truce on trade
  • Forced tech transfers and intellectual property theft will dominate trade talks after Trump-Xi deal
  • Trump’s description of the China trade deal doesn’t match the official White House version
  • The next date to watch in the US-China trade war is Dec. 18, expert says
  • China’s descriptions of the Trump-Xi deal differ from the White House’s in a lot of ways
  • Invesco warns that November’s jobs report could spark a major market sell-off
  • Fed Chair Powell survives a critical week. Here’s why he faces even bigger tests in the future
  • A chart suggests that a ‘Santa Claus rally’ is not coming to Wall Street this year
  • Microsoft has better fundamentals, but buy Apple, says tech investor
  • Bitcoin crashes 37 percent in November, wiping $70 billion off of cryptocurrencies’ market value
  • GE is a buy but with a ‘strong stomach,’ says Wall Street’s ‘dean of valuation’
  • Behind Coinbase’s quiet roll-out of OTC crypto trading this month
  • The changing face of FX quants
  • Market close to hitting ‘all-clear’ signal that could mean upside ahead: Wall Street bull Tony Dwyer
  • Trump-Xi trade talks could spark ‘explosion’ higher for stocks like Apple – or lead to a bear market
  • Your first trade for Friday, November 30
  • Fed’s Kashkari says rates should not go up when job creation is strong and inflation is tame
  • Cramer Remix: What needs to happen to avert a slowdown in 2019
  • SoFi CEO Anthony Noto: Our loans ‘have really strong risk controls’
  • The Fed is still tweaking its balance sheet unwind
  • Fed points to December rate hike but is worried about tariffs and debt
  • Wall Street economists think the stock market misinterpreted Powell and big rally was overeaction
  • Wall Street economists think the stock market misinterpreted Powell and big rally was overreaction
  • Trader Jon Najarian: Powell didn’t bow to Trump, Fed chief is reacting to slowing economic data
  • US weekly jobless claims rise to 6-month high
  • US consumer spending surges, while underlying inflation slows
  • Fintech firm Revolut gets green light to expand to Japan and Singapore
  • US manufacturers say Trump tariffs will bring higher prices, not more jobs
  • Ditch cyclical for tech, health-care stocks going into ‘weaker’ 2019: Credit Suisse
  • Eddie Lampert’s ESL Investments reportedly partnering with Cyrus Capital Partners in Sears bid
  • After Powell comments, traders see just one rate hike next year
  • Fed Chairman Powell now sees current interest rate level ‘just below’ neutral
  • Fed warns that a ‘particularly large’ plunge in market prices is possible if risks materialize
  • US third-quarter GDP growth unrevised at 3.5%
  • Mnuchin reportedly asked around to see if there are alternatives to Fed rate hikes
  • US-China trade war is political and short term, says Chinese private equity fund
  • SEC’s Clayton needs to see key upgrades in cryptocurrency markets before approving a bitcoin ETF
  • NYC deputy mayor to Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and other critics: Amazon HQ2 deal won’t be stopped
  • Amazon HQ2 critics are ‘misinterpreting’ the deal: New York Deputy Mayor Alicia Glen
  • Robinhood hires Amazon veteran as CFO — a key step in its path to eventual IPO
  • United Technologies’ CEO thinks the Fed should keep raising interest rates
  • Global wage growth lowest in a decade as UK falls behind advanced economies
  • Home price gains shrink to the lowest level since January 2017: September S&P Case-Shiller index
  • Fed’s Clarida says interest rates are ‘much closer’ to neutral
  • United Technologies plans to separate into 3 companies
  • After-hours buzz: AAPL, GM & more
  • Veteran trader says market bounce may be the bottom
  • Stocks making the biggest move premarket: AMZN, WMT, M, TGT, GM, CPB & more
  • German business confidence dips again as economy cools
  • Bitcoin extends losses, slides under $3500 to lowest since September 2017
  • The LA Dodgers are reportedly linked to a $20 billion plan aimed at stabilizing big insurers
  • The LA Dodgers are reportedly linked to a $20B plan to help insurers if credit markets sour
  • Trump’s quest to drive down oil prices turns the screws on American drillers
  • Trump is cheering for lower oil prices, but here’s why American drillers might be less enthusiastic
  • Bank of America sees market decline next year: ‘There is now an alternative to stocks’
  • Bitcoin tumbles again, loses a quarter of its value during Thanksgiving week
  • Cryptocurrencies have shed almost $700 billion since January peak
  • Overstock surges 26% after CEO says it will sell retail business by February to focus on crypto
  • Stocks making the biggest move premarket: FB, COL, UTX, V, MA, OSTK & more
  • US-China trade war could create winners in Southeast Asia
  • Abu Dhabi wealth fund sues Goldman Sachs over 1MDB scandal
  • Chinese consumers aren’t spending as much. Many are worried about the future
  • Hacker lifts $1 million in cryptocurrency using San Francisco man’s phone number, prosecutors say
  • Hedge funds suffer worst month in nearly three years in October and are now down for the year
  • Hedge funds are in a ‘vicious downward cycle’ as their favorite stocks badly trail market
  • A risky natural gas bet gone awry leads to weepy YouTube confessional video
  • Trade tariffs, higher interest rates are slowing global economic growth, OECD says
  • Consumer sentiment slides in November as Americans expect less future income
  • Dick Bove: The Fed is too tight and must reverse policy because this economy can’t handle it
  • FX: Blockchain seen as the solution to enhanced post-trade efficiency
  • US weekly jobless claims rise to a more than 4-month high
  • US durable goods orders fall 4.4% in October
  • ‘I’m a stubborn bull,’ Blackstone’s Joe Zidle sees Santa Claus rally rising from market wreckage
  • Goldman Sachs: Market plunge does not indicate a recession on the horizon
  • Goldman Sachs downgraded by Morgan Stanley until Malaysian 1MDB scandal is ‘resolved’
  • A $9 trillion corporate debt bomb is ‘bubbling’ in the US economy
  • Mortgage refinance applications hit 18-year low
  • US business borrowing for equipment rises 6% in October: ELFA
  • Wells Fargo’s Scott Wren dismisses risks: ‘You need to be stepping in here and buying some stocks’
  • Mohamed El-Erian: US is ‘much more vulnerable’ to a policy mistake by the Fed
  • Jeremy Siegel: Expect the Fed to ‘substantially’ slow down rate hikes in 2019
  • Trump says breaking with Saudi Arabia would send oil prices ‘through the roof’
  • Bain and KKR establish a severance fund for Toys R Us workers
  • US homebuilding rose in October on a rebound in multifamily housing projects.
  • Powell is doing a much better job than Trump, even if rates keep rising: CNBC CFO survey
  • As US recession chances increase, the Fed may deliver fewer rate hikes: Poll
  • US companies aren’t in a hurry to leave China despite the trade war, analysts say
  • Stocks making the biggest moves after hours: Urban Outfitters, L Brands and more
  • The bull market is ‘in trouble,’ more selling to come: BNY Mellon
  • Maxine Waters reportedly wants Terrorism and Illicit Finance Subcommittee to oversee foreign banks
  • Homebuilder confidence plummets to the lowest level in more than two years as ‘demand stalls’
  • Goldman Sachs believes the US economy will slow to a crawl next year
  • No-deal Brexit would be ‘wrecking ball’ for UK economy, British industry chiefs warn
  • How a new breed of media companies is convincing people to pay for news again
  • Former Amazon recruiters share insider tips on how to land a job there
  • Amazon’s 2 new headquarters will need bodies to fill 50,000 high paying jobs: Here’s how to land one
  • In bigger crackdown of crypto abuses, SEC goes after unregistered coin offerings
  • Wall Street’s crypto bull Tom Lee slashes year-end bitcoin price forecast nearly in half
  • Nvidia nurses ‘crypto hangover’ as demand for mining chips evaporates
  • He just had $135,000 in student loans forgiven. Here’s how he did it.
  • PayPal and Square quietly grow small business lending using data as their edge over banks
  • Wall Street’s newest billion-dollar battleground: Small town, USA
  • Fed’s Clarida says central bank close to neutral and should be ‘data dependent’ on more hikes
  • Stocks making the biggest move premarket: FB, NVDA, PCG, JWN & more
  • Europe needs a fully formed banking union to compete with Wall Street, Deutsche Bank CEO says
  • Stocks making the biggest moves after hours: Nvidia, PG&E, Sonos and more
  • Larry Summers: 50 percent chance of a US recession by 2020
  • Fed set for a broad review on how it conducts policy in 2019
  • Elizabeth Warren says the Fed is making the same mistakes as before the crisis: ‘Deeply worrisome’
  • US and China rivalry for supremacy goes way beyond trade, says founder of world’s largest hedge fund
  • US import prices increase more than expected in October
  • US weekly jobless claims unexpectedly rise; several states estimated
  • US retail sales rebound sharply in October
  • Billionaire investor Ray Dalio: Fed raised rates to a point where it’s hurting asset prices
  • Powell credits Fed policy for the US economy being ‘in a good place’
  • David Tepper’s Appaloosa takes new stake in Apple, cuts Facebook and Alibaba
  • Watch: Fed Chairman Jerome Powell answers questions in Dallas
  • Bitcoin plummets under $6,000 to a new low for the year after months of stability
  • US consumer prices post the largest increase in 9 months
  • Weekly mortgage applications drop 3.2%, hit by tanking stocks and rising rates
  • Italy’s populist government defies the EU, sticking to its 2019 budget targets
  • Stocks making the biggest moves after hours: Blue Apron, Tilray and more
  • Market hasn’t recovered from October shock, won’t rally until signs of a bottom: Art Cashin
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  • Companies struggling to fill jobs ‘should try paying more,’ Fed’s Kashkari says
  • Kudlow says White House looking at infrastructure plan, including energy pipelines, LNG terminals
  • Trade war is ‘negative, negative, negative’ for business, investors and consumers, ITC says
  • Prudential already has a large footprint in China — the challenge is to grow that, says its CEO
  • Stocks making the biggest moves after hours: PG&E, Eventbrite and more
  • Trump to meet with White House trade team to discuss tariffs on European automakers: Report
  • Take these steps to control your (over)reaction in the face of market volatility
  • SAP is acquiring survey software maker Qualtrics for $8 billion
  • Mayflower’s $3 billion money manager says don’t rule out Dow 30,000 next year
  • Jeremy Siegel: With tech down for the count, a ‘surprise’ move could lead the market higher
  • Former Goldman Sachs CEO Lloyd Blankfein attended meeting with disgraced Malaysian financier
  • Daniel Loeb’s Third Point takes stake in American Express, sees shares rallying to $135
  • Shares of electricity provider PG&E plunge as wildfires ravage California
  • Shares of electricity provider PG&E have worst day since 2002 as wildfires ravage California
  • How Jamie Dimon plans to win tech IPOs and break up the Goldman-Morgan Stanley duopoly
  • Wholesale inventories gain slightly more than expected in September
  • Consumer sentiment tops expectations in November, stays on pace for best year since 2000
  • Here’s what every major analyst said about Disney’s earnings and its new streaming service
  • US wholesale prices jump 0.6% in Oct, the most in 6 years
  • Stocks making the biggest move premarket: GE, DIS, PG, MNST, STNE & more
  • The CEO of stricken private equity giant Abraaj is not to blame for its collapse, lawyer says
  • Stocks making the biggest moves after hours: Yelp, Activision, Hertz, Disney and more
  • Shoemaker Crocs rockets 27% as demand for clogs drives surprise profit
  • Stock market will plunge if Fed doesn’t hike rates in December, predicts ex-Wells Fargo CEO
  • Fed unwavering in message that interest rates will keep going higher
  • Fed leaves rates unchanged, notes slowing in business investment
  • J.P. Morgan sees three potential long-term stock winners from blockchain
  • Interest rates could hit new decade high even if Fed does nothing at its meeting
  • US weekly jobless claims edge lower, in line with expectations
  • US weekly jobless claims fall slightly to a 45-year low
  • Chinese tech CEO predicts ‘exponential’ growth in financial technology
  • Stocks making the biggest moves after hours: Roku, Square, Wynn Resorts and more
  • Comcast is developing a video-streaming box for broadband-only customers
  • Tax cuts have been controversial, but voters didn’t seem to care about them
  • Health care topped the economy as the biggest issue for voters now, here’s why
  • A new cold war is brewing between China and the US, says former Treasury Secretary Paulson
  • Treasury yields fall as the midterms result in a split Congress; Fed gathers for two-day meeting
  • Wall Street foe Maxine Waters is likely to take over the House panel that oversees big banks
  • Mortgage applications drop to 4-year low as interest rates hit 8-year high
  • Telecom gear provider CommScope is near a deal to acquire Arris for about $5.6 billion
  • Your first trade for Tuesday, November 6
  • There are more than 7 million job openings, near a record high and way more than people unemployed
  • Stocks making the biggest moves after hours: ELF Beauty, Booking Holdings, Avis, Marriott and more
  • Here’s why investors should hope for Washington ‘gridlock’ on Election Day
  • Goldman Sachs: The economy needs to slow down to avoid a ‘dangerous overheating’
  • This year-end stock-picking strategy beats the market 70% of the time: Bank of America Merrill Lynch
  • US sanctions will push Tehran’s hardliners to the fore, Iranian American council warns
  • JP Morgan is selling its trading software to investors in a glimpse of Wall Street’s tech future
  • Fixing trade war will need more than talks between Trump and Xi, WTO’s Azevedo says
  • Credit Karma buys UK credit scoring platform from TransUnion in first expansion beyond North America
  • David Stockman believes the 40% market downturn he’s long predicted has finally arrived
  • A Wall Street veteran who’s bullish on stocks sees one more major leg down, and China’s the reason
  • Europe’s top banks ease past ECB’s latest stress tests; Barclays ranks lowest
  • Warren Buffett loses nearly $4 billion in single day on his Apple stake
  • October’s jobs report was perfect for everyone, except Wall Street
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  • Fed Chairman Powell’s view of immigration and its effect on the economy differs from Trump’s
  • Chevron shares jump 2% as quarterly profit doubles, oil and gas output hits record
  • US trade deficit rises more than expected in October and is now up 10% for 2018
  • Jobs smash estimates with gain of 250,000, wage gains pass 3% for first time since recession
  • Here’s one ‘proven’ way the Trump administration can increase middle class wages right now
  • Stocks making the biggest move premarket: AAPL, SBUX, BABA, NWL, KORS & more
  • Exxon Mobil shares gain after quarterly profits beat Wall Street’s expectations
  • Apple has ‘something to hide’: Here’s what every major analyst had to say about its earnings report
  • Since WWII, history suggests 100% chance of post-midterm election rally
  • China’s answer to Las Vegas has one of the world’s biggest per-person economies
  • Investor sentiment in Europe is sinking despite a solid earnings season
  • Trump has reportedly asked officials to draft a possible trade deal with China
  • Trump is showing he ‘actually wants’ a trade deal with China, Stanford expert says
  • Wells Fargo: A double-digit market rally is coming
  • Stocks making the biggest moves after hours: Apple, Starbucks and more
  • The big number from the October jobs report could be bad news for the market
  • Kudlow calls federal minimum wage ‘a terrible idea’
  • BlackRock won’t offer a cryptocurrency ETF until the industry is “legitimate,” CEO Larry Fink says
  • Kudlow: ‘Toppy’ tech stocks led the market down, not Trump’s tariffs
  • Manufacturing activity slips for second month; construction spending unchanged in September
  • US auto sales rise as SUVs, trucks dominate
  • US online spending set to rise 14.8% in 2018 holiday season
  • Watch Larry Kudlow speak live about the state of small business
  • US productivity growth slows to a 2.2% rate in the third quarter
  • US weekly jobless claims fall; continuing claims at the lowest level since 1973
  • Voters: These 18 state tax measures on Tuesday’s ballot could have a big impact on your wallet
  • Watch: SEC Chairman Jay Clayton is speaking at financial markets conference
  • Banks are fighting through an ‘extinction phase’ spurred by new tech
  • India jumps higher in World Bank’s ranking of how easy it is to do business
  • Guggenheim’s Scott Minerd: GOP election win could extend expansion but worsen recession that follows
  • Sen. Elizabeth Warren: Trump steel tariff exemptions favor US subsidiaries of foreign companies
  • Stalled farm bill grabs attention during mid-terms, expected on front burner when Congress returns
  • Stalled farm bill grabs attention during midterms, expected on front burner when Congress returns
  • Wall Street strategist Tom Lee says rapid market sell-off is over: ‘The bottom is here’
  • Billionaire Sam Zell: Trump economy can withstand Democrats winning the House in the midterms
  • The problem with housing is prices have recovered but demand hasn’t: Real estate mogul Sam Zell
  • L’Oreal CEO sees no slowdown in China despite US trade tariffs
  • The founder of Uber’s Middle East rival says the Khashoggi killing won’t slow investor interest
  • Nothing should derail consumer confidence this holiday season, says CEO behind survey
  • Yellen says rising deficit is unsustainable: ‘If I had a magic wand, I would raise taxes’
  • Stocks making the biggest moves after hours: Facebook, Electronic Arts, T-Mobile and more
  • Cryptocurrency start-up Coinbase valued at $8 billion despite bitcoin’s plunge
  • Consumer confidence rises to an 18-year high in October
  • Home price gains fall below 6% for the first time in a year: August S&P Case-Shiller index
  • Hedge fund manager on his New York Times stake: ‘Newspapers are mostly dead, but the news isn’t’
  • Here are the stock picks from the rising hedge fund stars at Sohn
  • Stocks making the biggest moves after hours: Akamai, Cognex and more
  • Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway breaks from tradition with two fintech investments
  • We will ‘write bigger checks’ in the US, says Middle East investor
  • A bond manager warns on surging yields, but says investors can play a ‘money making’ trade
  • Here’s why a Wall Street vet thinks the Fed should ‘take a breather’ to stabilize a battered market
  • One asset is shockingly stable during the market sell-off this week — bitcoin
  • Alan Greenspan says Sweden may hold the answer to America’s looming entitlement crisis
  • Stocks are cheap and should rally 15% to 20%: Guggenheim’s Scott Minerd
  • Rupert Murdoch could buy Fox regional sports networks back from Disney at a discount of billions
  • Fed’s Mester: Rate hikes are based on data not preconceived notions on where they should be
  • The Federal Reserve’s favorite inflation indicator says it is under control
  • The stock market loses 13% in a correction on average, if it doesn’t turn into a bear market
  • Athenahealth confident about reaching deal within two weeks, sources say
  • Consumer sentiment slips in October reading, remains near historically high levels
  • Your first trade for Friday, October 26
  • The US economy grew at a 3.5% pace in the third quarter, faster than expected
  • Wealth of world’s billionaires grew 20% last year, study reveals
  • A stock market correction is unlikely to stop the Fed from hiking rates
  • US Treasury prices tick higher as investors seek safety amid market volatility
  • Mellanox, which makes hardware for data centers, is working with an adviser on a potential sale
  • Stocks making the biggest moves after hours: Amazon, Alphabet, Snap, Intel and more
  • Watch: Fed Vice Chairman Richard Clarida speak on US economy
  • Fed’s new Vice Chair Clarida backs more rate hikes in first major policy speech
  • The economy can ‘turn down on a dime,’ Cramer warns Fed chief Powell
  • US trade deficit in goods widens for fourth straight month, hits $76 billion
  • US jobless claims rise; continuing claims are the lowest in over 45 years
  • US durable goods orders edged up a modest 0.8% in Sept
  • US won’t talk to China on trade until it gets specific plan to halt tech theft
  • Pro investors say sell-off is normal and offers a buying opportunity: ‘Buffett’s not panicking’
  • Wells Fargo chief administrative officer, chief auditor to begin leaves of absence
  • Stocks making the biggest moves after hours: Tesla, AMD, Ford and more
  • Hershey CEO: ‘We feel good about where the consumer is in the US’
  • Cramer bashes Trump for mocking Fed Chair Powell — ‘I wish the president would shut up’
  • Can Russia’s rouble swim against the falling tide of EM currencies?
  • New home sales drop 5.5% in September to near two-year low
  • Fed’s Kaplan: ‘We no longer need to be stimulating the US economy’
  • Target CEO says the US consumer is as strong as ever: ‘They’re seeing wages rise’
  • Jim Paulsen: ‘Full-on panic’ is the buying opportunity; market hasn’t seen ‘ultimate bottom’
  • Stocks making the biggest moves after hours: Texas Instruments, iRobot, Barnes & Noble and more
  • Finance professor Damodaran says Netflix’s big-spending business model can’t last
  • The Federal Reserve doesn’t need to ‘keep our foot on the gas pedal’ anymore, Fed’s Bostic says
  • Former Fed Chairman Paul Volcker thinks ‘we’re in a hell of a mess’
  • In an unprecedented move, the EU rejects Italy’s new budget plan
  • Dow set for triple-digit losses at the open amid rising global tensions
  • Stocks making the biggest moves after hours: Cadence, Zions Bancorp and more
  • Pot stocks post second-worst day ever as Tilray tumbles
  • CEOs’ biggest fear is interest rates, says chief executive behind confidence survey
  • Chipotle shares rise after RBC upgrades the stock and predicts 20% rally
  • CBS should hire a woman as its new CEO — and industry insiders have some suggestions
  • A chart shows how everything has changed since Trump became president
  • JP Morgan’s Jamie Dimon makes his biggest bet on Silicon Valley with new ‘fintech campus’
  • Bank of England’s Carney says system ready for ‘cliff-edge’ Brexit, though it’s unlikely to happen
  • PayPal surges 9% after its Venmo app shows signs of becoming a moneymaker
  • Watch Bank of England Governor Mark Carney speak live in New York
  • Homeowners poised to start tapping $14.4 trillion in equity
  • Home equity has come ‘roaring back’ from the recession — and owners are poised to tap it
  • Existing home sales fall for sixth straight month in September
  • Democrats want to repeal Trump’s tax cuts and replace them with payouts for the poor
  • Your first trade for Friday, Oct 19
  • Trump spat appears to be hitting Harley-Davidson and trade-ins for rival Indian brand are rising
  • Stocks making the biggest move premarket: PG, HON, F, VFC, HOG AMZN & more
  • There’s a new biggest Apple bull on Wall Street, and he expects a 40% surge
  • Venmo had a breakout quarter and is at a ‘tipping point’ to finally make money for PayPal, CEO says
  • Stocks making the biggest moves after hours: PayPal, DowDuPont, AIG and more
  • We could see more ‘dramatic declines’ in the stock market: Top technician Ralph Acampora
  • Highlights from the 3rd Annual Net/Net Summit
  • American Express shares rise after third-quarter earnings top Street on record revenue
  • PayPal jumps after reporting a beat on the top and bottom lines, growth in Venmo
  • Goldman CEO Solomon says part of October’s market sell-off driven by programmatic trading
  • Gary Cohn: President Trump shouldn’t comment on independent agencies like the Fed
  • Crypto M&A is on a tear as dealmakers see opportunity in bitcoin’s price slump
  • US economy showing momentum as leading indicators rise for 12th straight month in September
  • The Fed will ultimately push the US into recession, strategist says
  • US weekly jobless claims fall, while continuing claims drop to the lowest level since 1973
  • Greenspan to the Fed: ‘Put earmuffs on,’ Trump’s criticism is nothing new for US presidents
  • Ex-Fed chief Greenspan: This is the tightest labor market I’ve ever seen
  • Trump’s Fed attacks may be ‘just cheap talk,’ but if he ups the ante it could be a problem: Ex-Fed governor
  • Stocks making the biggest moves after hours: Constellation Brands, Alcoa and more
  • Billionaire art collector says Chinese museums are buying up the world’s art
  • Here’s what Wall Street isn’t paying attention to from the Fed
  • Fed indicates it’s staying the course on rate hikes despite growing criticism from Trump
  • Speed restrictions give FX market participants the hump
  • Housing stocks get hit hard amid weak data and worries on Wall Street about rising interest rates
  • Bank of America CEO Moynihan says he cut jobs equal to the workforce of Delta Air Lines
  • Market is rallying but ‘we’re not out of the woods yet,’ says trader
  • Walgreens wants to be seen as a health-care company, not just a retailer
  • Another great sign for the economy: Job openings hit an all-time high in August
  • US industrial production increased for a 4th-straight month, but momentum slowed sharply in the third quarter
  • US economic outlook vs the rest of the globe is brightest in 11 years
  • A market bottom is forming, and it will lead to new record highs, Wall Street bull Jeff Saut says
  • Talk of a US recession in 2020 is a little premature
  • After-hours buzz: ADBE, JBHT & more
  • Fidelity just made it easier for hedge funds and other pros to invest in cryptocurrencies
  • Goldman warns Apple’s earnings could fall short this year on ‘rapidly slowing’ demand in China
  • Retail sales edged up amid the biggest drop in spending at restaurants and bars in nearly 2 years
  • Here’s why one analyst thinks the sell-off could be saved by earnings
  • ‘We’re trusting the bounce’: PNC Financial says it’s too early to turn bearish on stocks
  • The last thing we need is yet another streaming video service
  • Cryptocurrencies suffer $18 billion drop in value over three days
  • JP Morgan’s widely followed market analyst says it’s time to buy the dip
  • Charles Schwab chief strategist: It wouldn’t surprise me to see a full 10% correction
  • Circle’s sometimes head-scratching deals take shape as a massive, long-term cryptocurrency bet
  • Larry Kudlow suggests some CEOs may be using China tariffs as an excuse for poor performance
  • Yellen says Fed is being ‘thoroughly sensible’ and not crazy, as Trump says
  • This week’s violent sell-off was a ‘regime shift’ to new leaders, not a market top, Tom Lee says
  • Consumer sentiment falls shy of expectations, but confidence in economic policy is at a 15-year high
  • Cramer: The Fed is ‘vastly out of touch’ — I favor one more hike, then ‘Yellen-ize’ and hold
  • Fed’s Evans says it’s time to ‘readjust the policy stance’ and keep raising rates
  • Former White House economic advisor Gary Cohn joins blockchain start-up
  • US import prices increase 0.5% on a jump in fuel costs
  • Mnuchin: I won’t be ‘losing any sleep’ if China dumps US bonds in retaliation over trade
  • JPMorgan Chase third quarter earnings top Wall Street estimates
  • Cramer says it’s time to buy stocks on Friday after massive sell-off: ‘We are oversold’
  • Fed’s ‘glacial’ normalization not enough to cope with inflation risks: Stephen Roach
  • In addition to the Fed, Trump can blame his tariffs for the latest market slump
  • Larry Kudlow says the Fed is independent and the president is not dictating policy to central bank
  • Bitcoin struggles to prove its ‘safe haven’ case, nosediving with the broader markets
  • Investor Barry Sternlicht worries about a recession signal and an economy not as strong as it appears
  • Fintech won’t drain money away from banks, regulators say
  • Mohamed El-Erian: Stock market sell-off won’t stop the Fed from hiking rates
  • Apple plans to give away original content for free to device owners
  • Cramer: If Fed chief Powell were to ‘walk back’ aggressive rate remarks, Wall Street could rally
  • No. 1 Wall Street pot analyst says the marijuana market will be much bigger than she first thought
  • US producer prices rebound in September
  • Trump advisor Hassett: Emerging markets fallout, not US inflation, poses ‘biggest risk’ to economy
  • European stocks mixed amid political uncertainty in Italy
  • PPG shares bounce back after activist Nelson Peltz reports stake
  • Cramer: Don’t buy Starbucks on Ackman’s new investment
  • China is dramatically cutting US oil imports, analyst says, even though it’s not on tariff list
  • Shares of this proxy for the economy plunge the most in 9 years on rising costs, weak China demand
  • Your first trade for Wednesday, Oct 10
  • Bond market signaling ‘sluggish or uncertain’ growth ahead, Fed’s Kaplan says
  • European stocks mixed amid Italy budget tensions; Sage shares fall 6%
  • After-hours buzz: TSLA, EW & more
  • The last time unemployment was this low, we were hit with a recession
  • Activist investors are gearing up for more battles in the year ahead, taking aim at consumer stocks
  • Cramer: China is more of a ‘paper tiger’ than people think, and that plays into Trump’s hand on trade
  • China says it’s not afraid of trade war with the US — its actions show Beijing is nervous
  • China says it’s not afraid of a trade war with the US — its actions show otherwise
  • Global dealmaking appetite falls to a four-year low amid Brexit, US-China trade fears, study says
  • A top economy watcher believes a ‘potentially lethal combination’ could unleash inflation
  • Stock market will have a year-end rally, predicts Raymond James’ Jeff Saut
  • Restaurant stocks poised to go higher but beware of rising employment costs, says Piper Jaffray
  • Experts — including Warren Buffett — say short selling can be beneficial for markets
  • Musk’s tweets are ‘precipitous, mercurial and dangerous,’ says former SEC chair Harvey Pitt
  • Bove: Where are the brokers’ yachts? — Regular investors made more than Wall Street in last decade
  • Search company Elastic nearly doubles on first trading day
  • The five most important numbers from today’s jobs report
  • US trade deficit widens to $53 billion as soybean exports plummet amid China trade battle
  • Job growth slumps in September, but the unemployment rate hits the lowest level since 1969
  • Snap shares dip even after CEO Evan Spiegel targets profitability in 2019
  • JP Morgan downgrades HP Inc due to chip shortages, trade tariff risk
  • Elon Musk accuses BlackRock of helping short sellers
  • After-hours buzz: TSLA, COST & more
  • With the rise in interest rates, Friday’s jobs report just got a lot more important
  • Friday’s jobs report could trigger a stock market correction if wage figures come in too hot
  • Wall Street thinks cryptocurrencies have bottomed but Twitter users doubt it, survey shows
  • Booming US economy may soon be the ‘strongest since 1999’, Kevin Warsh says
  • US and China are at risk of a ’10- or 20-year’ economic cold war, former Fed governor Warsh says
  • JP Morgan downgrades China stocks, predicts ‘full-blown trade war’ with US
  • Factory orders post largest gain in 11 months
  • Your first trade for Thursday, Oct 4
  • US weekly jobless claims drop to a near 49-year low
  • A red flashing light in the housing market could spell trouble for the economy
  • Tencent-backed mobile bank N26 launches in the UK and plans US expansion by early 2019
  • After-hours buzz: CLDR, TLRY & more
  • Watch Fed Chairman Jerome Powell in a Q&A session
  • Shareholder voting firms fight Congress over attempt to limit their power
  • Services sector grows at fastest pace ever in September
  • ‘Rip-roaring hot’ jobs market sees private payrolls surge by 230,000, highest since February
  • The Federal Reserve should return to role as a ‘supporting actor’ in the economy, Fed’s Evans says
  • The U.S. economy is set to look good ‘for quite some time,’ Chicago Fed president says
  • $8 billion valuation of Coinbase proves cryptos are not ‘tulips’: Michael Novogratz
  • After-hours buzz: TPX, JCP & more
  • Fed’s Powell sees ‘remarkably positive outlook’ for economy that may be ‘too good to be true’
  • Microsoft’s CFO explains its M&A strategy: It loves to buy ‘communities’ like LinkedIn and GitHub
  • US-Mexico-Canada agreement shows a deal with China is ‘possible,’ OECD secretary general says
  • Trump just helped stocks clear an important hurdle, long-time bull Art Hogan says
  • Shadow banking crisis may push India’s central bank to leave the rupee stranded
  • After-hours buzz: SFIX, PZZA & more
  • Recession risk is ‘below average’ for the next three years, Goldman says
  • More money-losing companies than ever are going public, even compared with the dot-com bubble
  • The next financial crisis will be brought on by inadequate regulation, top economist says
  • Manufacturing activity slips in September; construction spending rises slightly in August
  • GM, Ford shares jump in relief as Canada trade deal failure would have disrupted supply chains
  • Trump welcomes Canada’s entry into trade pact with US, Mexico
  • The new NAFTA deal doesn’t mean US-China trade relations are about to improve
  • Canada and US reach trade deal to replace NAFTA
  • The Fed could be hiking the US into a recession, investor Peter Boockvar warns
  • 72-year-old Fidelity bets on the future with blockchain, virtual reality and AI
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  • Congress members ask SEC chairman for clarity on cryptocurrency regulation
  • AMD shares fall after Intel says it can make enough chips to meet its guidance
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  • It’s hip to be cheap as hotels democratize design
  • September consumer sentiment tops triple digit mark for only the third time since January 2004
  • Evercore ISI hikes Nvidia price target to $400, a Street high on chipmaker’s A.I. leadership
  • Bank of America Merrill Lynch cracks down on risky securities with ban on penny stocks
  • US consumer spending increased steadily in August
  • Tesla shares plunge as Wall Street throws in towel, saying Musk departure could cost stock $130
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  • Goldman, JPMorgan, and four others must face a stock lending antitrust case
  • Citi downgrades embattled Tesla to sell, says the stock is too risky to buy even after big pullback
  • Short seller Andrew Left surprised by market reaction to Musk charge: ‘They think a halo existed’
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  • Beaten-down cryptocurrency ether is about to ‘rally strongly,’ says Wall Street’s Tom Lee
  • Pending home sales fall in August to the slowest pace since the start of the year
  • Analyst downgrades AMD shares, saying its soaring stock now ‘reflects irrational expectations’
  • New orders for key US-made capital goods unexpectedly dropped in August
  • US weekly jobless claims rise more than expected
  • Final reading on Q2 GDP confirms 4.2% gain, fastest rise in nearly four years
  • Closely watched China Renaissance IPO crumbles in first day of trade
  • China’s once-burgeoning private equity industry hits growing pains
  • Trump claims he rejected a meeting with Trudeau over NAFTA — but Canada says it never asked to meet
  • President Trump is ‘not happy’ with Fed’s decision to raise interest rates
  • Fed sounds less aggressive than expected and less confident in long-term growth
  • Fed’s Powell says he doesn’t see inflation surprising to the upside, sending yields lower
  • Fed’s Powell says drop of ‘accommodative’ language doesn’t signal any change in rate hike path
  • Watch Fed Chairman Jerome Powell’s news conference live
  • Fed hikes interest rates, raises its economic outlook and drops ‘accommodative’ language
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  • As debt rises, the government will soon spend more on interest than on the military
  • Trump doesn’t realize the impact trade war could have on his voters, asset manager warns
  • Crypto industry leaders warn Congress: Figure out regulation, or watch innovation leave the US
  • Fed expected to raise interest rates and signal more hikes are coming
  • After-hours buzz: NKE, CTAS & more
  • Nobel Prize winner Robert Shiller says this is a ‘risky time’ in the market
  • Trump tells world leaders: ‘We will no longer tolerate abuse’ on trade
  • Trade rep Lighthizer says US is prepared to move ahead on new NAFTA deal without Canada
  • Consumer confidence rises to highest level in 18 years
  • Home prices rise at a slower rate in July: S&P Case-Shiller
  • Fed expected to hike rates twice more this year and then risk a ‘policy mistake’: CNBC survey
  • Rates rise as Fed begins two-day meeting; 10-year Treasury yield hits highest since May
  • Comcast buys more than 30 percent of Sky shares after auction win over Fox
  • After-hours buzz: CTL, ARNA & more
  • Navarro: China’s ‘egregious practices’ make it tougher to get a trade deal
  • Navarro says Trump’s trade strategy may create market volatility, but will be bullish long term
  • Tariffs will be devastating for retail, trade group executive says
  • With Fed set to raise rates again, other central banks sound ready to end the easy money, too
  • Jamie Dimon sees ‘no great potholes,’ saying 3%-plus economic growth ‘may very well continue’
  • Trump’s trade war is spooking CEOs into scaling back investment, Business Roundtable survey says
  • Wall Street, venture capitalists and crypto companies descend on Capitol Hill to debate regulation
  • SiriusXM to buy Pandora in all-stock deal valued at $3.5 billion
  • ‘We need an Honest Abe conversation’: A $3B money manager warns a big trend can’t sustain the rally
  • Why Hulu may hang in the balance of the $39 billion Comcast-Sky deal — and why Disney is watching
  • China said to call off high level trade talks with US as tariff war escalates
  • Obstacles to institutional crypto trading remain slow to clear
  • Blackstone president says US-China trade war will be resolved
  • Beaten-down cryptocurrency XRP surges 80% in 24 hours, nearly triples in value on week
  • Homebuilder shares fall after JP Morgan says housing recovery will be ‘tepid,’ downgrading 5 stocks
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  • Jefferies says AMD could triple its market share due to Intel’s supply problem
  • ‘The whole world economy’ is at risk if US-China trade war gets much worse, SocGen chair
  • Wall Street analysts are worried about a memory chip downturn as Micron shares keep falling
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  • UBS upgrades AT&T to buy: ‘The stock is trading near all-time low valuations’
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  • FX: Limitations leave smaller multi-dealer platforms facing uncertain future
  • Comcast is expecting Fox/Disney to raise its offer for Sky, sources say
  • The head of the world’s biggest money manager says US stands to lose big long-term in the trade war
  • Existing home sales unchanged in August
  • Jay Powell reportedly ramps up meetings with lawmakers as he seeks to protect Fed’s independence
  • Billionaire Ken Langone: ‘This economy is booming,’ and Trump deserves a lot of credit for it
  • Here are the states with the most student debt in 2017
  • Jobless claims fall to the lowest in nearly 49 years
  • Everyone could learn from China’s tech policies, World Economic Forum says
  • Mohamed El-Erian isn’t concerned about a global trade war but sees another major risk for the market
  • Steel workers gear up for strike, potentially derailing Trump’s steel resurgence
  • As investors chase pot stocks rally, some show caution: ‘This is just stupid time’
  • US housing starts rose in August, boosted by a jump in multifamily construction
  • Stocks making the biggest move premarket: TSLA, TLRY, NFLX, ABBV & more
  • The Fed has some big decisions to make starting next week
  • China’s second-in-command: We’re facing ‘greater difficulties’ in keeping economy stable
  • Retailers could ring up more than $1.1 trillion in holiday sales, topping last year
  • Rising US-China trade tensions ‘couldn’t come at a worse time’: Iowa agriculture secretary
  • After-hours buzz: TLRY, FIT & more
  • Pot stock Aurora says there’s no agreement with Coca-Cola, but the shares are rising anyway
  • Investors haven’t been this scared about the state of the global economy in nearly 7 years
  • Trump vows ‘great and fast’ economic retaliation on China if it goes after American farmers
  • PSG’s Qatari owners have spent $1.17 billion, but the Champions League is still out of reach
  • After-hours buzz: ORCL, FDX & more
  • Trump says a China trade announcement is coming after market close
  • Kudlow says White House aware of the rising deficit, but economic ‘growth solves a lot of problems’
  • Kudlow: US has the hottest economy in the world today: ‘We’re crushing it’
  • Watch Larry Kudlow interview live at the Economic Club in New York
  • Most of the ‘Big shorts,’ who thrived during the financial crisis, have faltered since 2008
  • Wall Street is losing clout with China as Trump’s trade war mounts
  • Monetary policy is directly responsible for economic and financial stability
  • Wall Street pros develop fantasy NFL game that allows users to trade athletes like stocks
  • Trump is reportedly preparing to slap new tariffs on $200 billion worth of Chinese goods
  • Trump prepares to squeeze China with new tariffs on $200 billion of goods, throwing talks in doubt
  • An analyst warns investors against falling for a widely-held assumption about rising tech stocks
  • One unintended consequence of Lehman collapse: The birth of a new kind of bank
  • Defrauded student loan borrowers in limbo in wake of judge’s ruling
  • San Francisco Fed names Mary Daly as president
  • After the crisis, a new generation puts its trust in tech over traditional banks
  • David Tepper: I was at a Jets game when Lehman went under, thinking ‘world was going to end’
  • This chart shows Apple’s new iPhones didn’t wow consumers and that may hurt the stock
  • Dimon says JP Morgan’s actions during ’08 crisis were done to ‘support our country’ — Read full memo
  • Trump said to want tariffs on $200 billion of Chinese goods despite talks
  • US import prices post largest drop in more than 1-1/2 years
  • US retail sales post the smallest gain in 6 months
  • Stocks making the biggest move premarket: ADBE, AMZN, LB, HAS, DNKN & more
  • The state of government bonds is ‘the biggest risk’ for Europe, says ex-UBS chief
  • Watch: Sen. Elizabeth Warren discusses the financial crisis 10 years after Lehman Brothers collapse
  • Fx data: How disruptive are the disruptors?
  • JP Morgan says trading revenues for this quarter will be down ‘about mid-single digits’
  • US consumer prices increase less than expected in August
  • US weekly jobless claims drop to near 49-year low
  • Trump hits back at Jamie Dimon, says JP Morgan CEO doesn’t have the ‘smarts’ to run for president
  • Fed fears it may have been too successful at whipping US unemployment
  • ECB expected to stick to its policy stance amid steady inflation
  • After-hours buzz: PVTL, PGNX & more
  • Fed’s Brainerd backs gradual rate hikes but warns of ‘imbalances’ that could trigger faster action
  • US producer prices post first drop in 1-1/2 years
  • Weekly refinance demand plummets as mortgage rates hit a 5-week high
  • China’s Xi calls for closer ties with Russia amid rising protectionism
  • Beijing is holding firm, but many Chinese firms acknowledge they’re worried about the trade war
  • ‘High profile’ deals on hold as Russia faces sanctions threats, says investment banker
  • After-hours buzz: S, GILD & more
  • US-China trade war could cause a bear market, stress test shows
  • The worst case scenario of a US-China trade war could be a new bear market: Data
  • Activision soars after gamers cheer new battle royale ‘Call of Duty,’ calling it a Fortnite ‘killer’
  • Job openings hit record high and more people than ever are confident enough to quit
  • Ray Dalio: China is more concerned about avoiding a ‘war-like’ relationship with the US
  • Ray Dalio: China is more concerned about avoiding a ‘warlike’ relationship with the US
  • Billionaire Ray Dalio: We are in the 7th inning of the current economic cycle
  • Small business optimism surges to highest level ever, topping previous record under Reagan
  • China is set to ask the WTO for permission to impose sanctions on the US
  • Goldman: Government-directed traders bought up billions in Chinese stocks last quarter
  • Extended cut: Sorkin interviews Buffett on the 2008 financial crisis
  • After-hours buzz: SONO, NTNX & more
  • This chart shows the dramatic rise in corporate cash brought home since the tax cuts
  • Goldman: Economy growing at ‘twice our estimate’ of its potential
  • iPhone prices would rise up to 20% if Apple assembles in US like Trump wants: Bank of America
  • US foreign trade balances are absolutely national security problems
  • Wall Street bull sees stocks hitting year-end target early, but watch out for inflation
  • A market bull gives 3 winning stock picks through next year
  • CFD providers prepare for potential client shift to unregulated entities
  • Tesla’s accountant quit after concluding Musk was ignoring go-private advice
  • With tax reform 2.0, time to end the loophole for large US credit unions
  • Short seller Robert Chapman predicts massive decline ‘into the single digits’ for Tesla shares
  • Short sellers pocket $510 million off Elon Musk’s pot-smoking interview
  • Trump says he’s ready to hit China with another $267 billion in tariffs
  • College 529 savings plans could be used for student debt in new GOP tax bill
  • Trump has set economic growth on fire. Here is how he did it
  • 15 US cities where you can afford to buy a home if you earn less than $40,000 a year
  • Strong jobs report gives Fed the green light for more rate increases
  • Larry Kudlow rips the person who wrote the NYT op-ed, delivers impassioned defense of Trump
  • Kudlow says China may find itself more isolated if trade talks with US fail
  • Kudlow: Job gains, wage growth show Trump’s ‘economic boom continues’
  • Your first trade for Friday, Sept 7
  • Economy adds more jobs than expected in August, and wage growth hits post-recession high
  • Bank of America says buy Micron shares on dip because of the ‘favorable’ chip market
  • Stocks making the biggest move premarket: CPB, TWTR, MAT, FIVE, AVGO & more
  • Manufacturing is firing on all cylinders, but a lack of skilled workers is squeezing the sector
  • Robinhood is on the path to IPO and is searching for a CFO
  • NFL’s Kendricks pleads guilty to insider trading after swapping cash and tickets for stock tips
  • President Trump hints to WSJ that trade fight with Japan could be next
  • Short seller Andrew Left sues Tesla and Elon Musk, claiming stock manipulation
  • Service sector boomed in August, while factory orders fell more than expected in July
  • US jobless claims fall to near 49-year low
  • US productivity grew at strong 2.9% rate in the second quarter
  • Private payroll growth tails off but job market still ‘incredibly dynamic’: ADP and Moody’s
  • Stocks making the biggest move premarket: CBS, XOM, FB, DAL, NAV & more
  • China warns it will retaliate if US slaps on new tariffs
  • Cryptocurrencies widely plunge after report Goldman is rolling back plans
  • After-hours buzz: DOCU, CLDR & more
  • Apple’s Netflix-competitor video service will make more than $4 billion by 2025, Morgan Stanley says
  • White House says wages are growing faster than ‘traditional measures’ indicate
  • It’s better to rent than to buy in today’s housing market
  • 1 in 10 Americans say they’ll be in debt for the rest of their lives — reality is way worse
  • US trade deficit jumps by the most in 3 years
  • After-hours buzz: RH, CAL & more
  • After a Starbucks opens in town, housing prices tend to rise, Harvard study finds
  • Seagate, Western Digital shares plunge after analyst downgrades both storage stocks due to pricing pressure
  • AMD shares soar after Wall Street analysts predict big gains against Intel
  • US factory activity races to 14-year high in Aug; construction spending rises slightly in July
  • US SUV sales surge again in August
  • Canadian dollar drops after Trump says there’s ‘no political necessity’ to keep Canada in trade deal
  • Trump’s trade war with China is ‘the biggest risk to the global economy,’ BlackRock exec says
  • Technology is the ‘most profound force bearing down’ on big banks, ex-Barclays boss says
  • China clamps down on cryptocurrency speculation, but not blockchain development
  • China’s mega banks are boasting higher profits, but investors still aren’t buying their stocks
  • Japan’s trade with China is booming, but irreconcilable differences persist
  • Chinese investors expect a turnaround in the beaten-down stock market, survey shows
  • A trading chart suggests stocks face a heightened risk of a 10-20% correction
  • Wells Fargo said to be investigating reports of gender bias in its wealth division
  • Four-year high gas prices are still about $1 cheaper than the most expensive Labor Day
  • Talk of tying capital gains taxes to inflation shouldn’t change your financial plans
  • Consumer sentiment edges up in August but remains near lowest level since January
  • Bank of America downgrades EA, Activision Blizzard due to ‘Fortnite’ and holiday slate
  • The $1 billion price cut: Luxury real estate gets slashed
  • Big Lots shares plummet 9% after earnings disappoint
  • Stocks making the biggest move premarket: KO, LULU, ULTA, BIG & more
  • Here’s why you will own more China stocks in the near future
  • This chart could explain why the bitcoin bubble hasn’t fully burst
  • After-hours buzz: AOBC, LULU & more
  • ‘Outright bullish’ on the market, money manager says to get into stocks ‘right now’
  • Signet surges on surprising sales growth, posts best day in 22 years
  • Bank of America is making an important change to trading on retirement accounts
  • Take-Two’s ‘Red Dead Redemption 2’ game to sell better than expected: Bank of America
  • Your first trade for Thursday, August 30
  • Discipline is a key reason why superstar investors – including Buffett, Soros – are successful: AQR
  • Hong Kong is boosting its links to Chinese banks — but there are risks involved
  • After-hours buzz: GES, TRNC & more
  • Lehman and MF Global taught the need to prepare for the next financial collapse
  • FX: What’s in store for the Turkish lira?
  • Jefferies says buy PayPal shares due its market leadership in online payments
  • Pending home sales fall for seventh straight month in July
  • US economy logs best performance in nearly 4 years
  • Weekly mortgage applications decline, even as rates slip
  • Canada rejoins NAFTA talks as US autos tariff details emerge
  • Nearly half of California’s gig economy workers struggling with poverty, new survey says
  • After-hours buzz: HRB, BOX & more
  • State regulators expand ‘Operation Cryptosweep’ to 200 initial coin offerings
  • Goldman Sachs thinks the market is wrong about Fed Chair Powell, and that could mean 4 rate hikes in 2019
  • 3 reasons Trump’s impeachment wouldn’t sink stocks
  • Mnuchin hopeful a trade deal with Canada will get done, but prepared to ‘move forward with Mexico’
  • 84% of companies are dabbling in blockchain, new survey says
  • After-hours buzz: AMD, AKCA, IONS & more
  • Stifel says buy small-cap stocks into year-end due to the improving business environment
  • Wall Street says Tesla’s ‘credibility has taken a hit’ after Musk’s go-private plan collapses
  • Mexican official says NAFTA talks with the US have ‘concluded,’ deal announcement coming
  • US and Mexico reach a trade deal, paving the way to replace NAFTA
  • European stocks open higher; Fed’s Powell says ‘further, gradual’ rate hikes ahead
  • Now-cautious bull names 4 risks keeping him up at night
  • This little-talked about correlation suggests bitcoin may end year ‘explosively higher’: Tom Lee
  • Elon Musk hiring Morgan Stanley probably closes the book on ‘funding secured’
  • United Continental moves to Nasdaq
  • AMD shares rise again as Wall Street projects big gains for the chipmaker against Intel
  • Powell sees ‘further, gradual’ rate hikes as the economy hums
  • Your first trade for Friday, August 24
  • Fed’s Mester raises GDP outlook, still thinks gradual rate increase path appropriate
  • Stocks making the biggest move premarket: FL, HIBB, NFLX, INTU & more
  • Fed’s James Bullard says he would ‘stand pat’ on rates for rest of the year
  • Netflix shares rise after SunTrust upgrades the streaming giant on its opportunity in India
  • US industry leader on tariffs: ‘Prices will go up, sales will go down, jobs will be lost’
  • No breakthrough in US-China trade talks as new tariffs kick in
  • Stocks making the biggest moves after hours: GPS, INTU and more
  • Treasury, IRS move to block blue state workarounds on tax caps
  • Here are the 10 disruptive innovations Citi says to put money behind
  • Esma’s retail forex regulation opens up opportunities for larger market players
  • Powell’s Jackson Hole speech could have a dovish surprise
  • Citi says esports will disrupt multiple industries and boost Nvidia
  • Fed’s Kaplan: We’ll continue to do our job ‘without regard to political considerations’
  • New home sales fall to 9-month low
  • Analyst says market’s top performer AMD to keep soaring, raises price target to highest on Street
  • US jobless claims fall as labor market holds firm despite trade tensions
  • Fed’s George says Trump isn’t influencing her votes on rate hikes
  • ETFs are ‘overinflated’ and could spark the next market crash, trader says
  • US economy is expected to slow, damaged by Trump’s trade war: Poll
  • Stocks making the biggest moves after hours: JWN, WSM and more
  • Auto stocks drop globally on weak outlook from German tire maker, Trump threat
  • Fed officials worry that the trade war poses the biggest threat to ‘strong’ economy
  • Kudlow on why the stock market is ignoring Cohen, Manafort news: ‘The economy’s everything’
  • JP Morgan says global stock markets are doing something they’ve never done before
  • Target CEO raves about the US economy: This is the best consumer environment I’ve ever seen
  • Fed chairman Powell assures senator he’s not swayed by Trump’s criticism
  • Stocks making the biggest moves after hours: RRGB, URBN and more
  • Private equity firms are circling local TV owners such as Tribune and Nexstar as consolidation looms
  • Dallas Fed president says three or four more rate hikes then ‘assess’ course ahead
  • China central bank official rebuts Trump’s claim it is manipulating the yuan
  • Saudi Arabia is stumbling in its effort to build a global financial center
  • Stocks making the biggest moves after hours: FN, HTZ and more
  • Trump says he will keep criticizing Fed if it continues to raise interest rates
  • Ten economic experts debate when the US may hit the next recession
  • Trump takes another shot at Fed Chairman Jerome Powell for raising rates
  • Tesla is getting creamed again — stock down 5%, sliding below $290
  • US health secretary says his agency has the power to eliminate drug rebates to lower costs
  • A top Republican urges Medicare, Social Security reform as deficits surge following the GOP tax cut
  • US businesses warn Trump the next China tariffs are going to cost Americans from cradle to grave
  • Trump is the unsung hero of the world economy
  • Twitter CEO Dorsey says platform is ‘ready to question everything’ amid banning controversies
  • National security advisor John Bolton warns Russia is 1 of 4 countries tied to US election meddling
  • Why crypto investors might want to think twice about giving out their phone numbers
  • Borrowers are flocking to a new type of ‘clinic’ to help get a clean bill of financial health
  • S&P cuts Turkey credit rating deeper into junk territory
  • US stocks are again headed for new highs while rest of the world’s stock market struggles
  • Morgan Stanley cuts its profits estimates for General Motors because of its exposure to China
  • Tesla shares are getting slammed after Elon Musk’s off-kilter interview with the NYT
  • Tesla stock has its worst day in two years after Elon Musk’s off-kilter interview with the NYT
  • Your first trade for Friday, August 177
  • Wall Street still loves Nvidia despite warning about cryptocurrency revenue
  • White House’s Kudlow says China looks ‘terrible.’ Numbers paint a murkier picture
  • Crypto hedge fund Pantera on track to raise $175 million despite bitcoin’s price slump
  • Stocks making the biggest moves after hours: JWN, NVDA and more
  • DoubleLine exec Jeffrey Sherman nervous trade war could turn into currency war
  • Dick Bove: Global turmoil shows the US is still the safest place for your money
  • White House economic advisor Kudlow confirms trade talks to resume with China later this month
  • Trump thinks his tariffs are saving the US steel industry
  • US homebuilding rebounded less than expected in July from a nine-month low
  • US jobless claims fall for a second straight week
  • ETP leader reckons on risk reduction to crack FX market
  • Amazon is reportedly considering an insurance comparison website for the UK
  • Stocks making the biggest moves after hours: CSCO, NTAP & more
  • Homebuilder and construction stocks enter bear market
  • Trump might get his slowdown in rate hikes, but for the wrong reason
  • Cryptocurrency investor robbed via his cellphone sues AT&T for $224 million over loss
  • US industrial output rises modestly, powered by factories
  • US retail sales increase strongly in July
  • Trump trade war with China leads to ‘off the charts’ rush of imports at nation’s busiest port
  • Weekly mortgage applications drop as homebuyers drop out
  • Small-business confidence is back at record high under Trump: CNBC/SurveyMonkey
  • Turkey slaps tariffs on American booze, cars as business groups urge diplomacy
  • Y Combinator to set up China arm with former Baidu executive Qi Lu as chief
  • Chinese oil importers shun US crude despite tariff reversal
  • Trump support dips among farmers as trade war wallops agriculture
  • Stocks making the biggest moves after hours: EGN, TEVA & more
  • Cramer: The ‘tide has turned’ against bitcoin
  • Square takes upper hand in payments battle as Cash app downloads surpass PayPal’s Venmo
  • Import prices were flat in July, suggesting a strong dollar kept inflation pressures in check
  • US economy is expected to accelerate this year, then slow in 2019: CBO
  • Stocks making the biggest moves after hours: SWCH, VIPS and more
  • Market wants ‘decisive action’ so Turkey needs to raise rates: Yale economist Stephen Roach
  • Nvidia is a ‘top pick’ because of the chipmaker’s upcoming chips, Cowen says
  • Mark Cuban sold his Twitter stock to load up on cash
  • ‘What happens in Turkey won’t stay in Turkey’: Why this debt crisis could be different
  • After public outcry, Beijing says it will ban new online lending platforms
  • A growth recession is the only way the Fed can fight accelerating inflation
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  • JP Morgan credit-card users get upgraded as rewards travel portal switches to Expedia
  • Retail and institutional FX: Never the twain shall meet?
  • Trump’s war with Harley-Davidson has divided America’s bikers
  • Turkish leaders are ‘in a hole of their own making,’ ex-ambassador says
  • Workers see their paychecks get smaller as inflation continues to rise
  • UK regulation: Stors – the never-ending story
  • There are big doubts about how Musk will pull off the Tesla buyout, but Morgan Stanley may have found a way
  • Your first trade for Friday, August 10
  • Goldman gives up on negative AMD call, upgrades chipmaker after more than 80% rally this year
  • Core inflation reading jumps the most since 2008
  • Campbell Soup downgraded at JP Morgan: ‘We see a sale as an unlikely outcome’
  • California sees China impact, soft job growth but no sign of recession, say economists
  • Goldman Sachs downgrades Intel shares to sell due to its chip ‘manufacturing issues’
  • The World Bank is preparing for the world’s first blockchain bond
  • Europe markets close lower on Turkey concerns; banks fall; Novozymes down 3%
  • After-hours buzz: TSLA, OSTK & more
  • Tesla board plans to tell Elon Musk to recuse himself, prepares to review take-private plan
  • Private equity giant KKR sees ‘significant’ opportunity for ‘outsized’ returns in China amid trade war
  • Growth stocks rebound after big sell-off, could signal more gains for broader market
  • Insurers get a lift as investors cheer Puerto Rico bond settlement
  • These companies might close, lay off US workers because of Trump’s trade war
  • Here’s why millions of millennials are not interested in being homeowners
  • Top technical analyst says it could be ‘game-over’ for bitcoin
  • Your first trade for Thursday, August 9
  • July producer prices were flat, signaling tame inflation
  • Jobless claims fell, despite ongoing trade tensions
  • European stocks lower as US-China trade row escalates; Adidas soars 9%
  • Ex-NYSE president: If Musk doesn’t have funding, that undermines confidence in the market
  • Tesla still hasn’t said where its secured financing is coming from — here’s what that probably means
  • Trump refuses to discuss US-China strategy at private business dinner
  • Fed’s Barkin says US interest rates need to rise further
  • The economy is booming, yet Americans are struggling. An award-winning author explains why
  • Black women have to work an extra eight months to make the same wages as white men
  • Your first trade for Wednesday, August 8
  • Trump claims GDP growth ‘could be in the 5s’ — as in percent — next quarter
  • Weekly mortgage applications fall as home prices climb
  • European stocks lower on earnings, new trade tariffs; Nokian Renkaat jumps 4%
  • After-hours buzz: SNAP, PZZA & more
  • Tesla shares rise on report Saudi Arabia sovereign wealth fund has $2 billion stake
  • Open jobs outnumber US unemployed for 3rd straight month
  • Cramer: Here’s why China won’t boycott Apple as part of its trade war with the US
  • Bove: Jamie Dimon ‘knows what he is talking about’ when it comes to danger warnings
  • Gas stations and travel are the two trillion dollar industries Amazon could disrupt next, analyst predicts
  • Stocks are facing a ‘horrible concoction’ of risks and are in need of a reset, strategist warns
  • European shares open slightly higher as Commerzbank and Deutsche Post report earnings
  • Record share buybacks may be a sign the end of the bull market is near: Strategist
  • Goldman, Morgan Stanley raise GDP outlooks, and Goldman says jobless rate could be lowest since 1953
  • Trump may not like Powell rate hike policy, but stocks give Fed chair high marks in first six months
  • Cohn slams Facebook: ‘Banks were more responsible citizens in ’08 than some of the social media companies are today’
  • ‘Too little too late’: Bankruptcy booms among older Americans
  • Hayman Capital’s Kyle Bass says US has the leverage to fight Trump’s trade war
  • San Francisco proposes an end to free tech lunches
  • ‘Respect’ the bond market and what it’s trying to tell us, Fed’s Bullard warns
  • Germany’s huge trade surpluses are a burden on its EU partners
  • ‘They’re protectionist’: Fed’s James Bullard says other countries won’t wipe out tariffs with the US
  • Fed member James Bullard challenges the idea that recession is inevitable
  • Europe’s largest bank tops expectations with rebounding profit
  • Wall Street angst is overdone but keep your ‘seat belt fastened’, a top market watcher says
  • Tom Brady, Gary Cohn, and Marc Lasry have all bet on Will McDonough. He’s now betting on blockchain
  • One of market’s biggest bulls takes a ‘few chips off the table,’ sees impending sell-off
  • Why a few economists think US job growth might not last without one key ingredient
  • US apple industry braces for tariffs and price drops on eve of harvest
  • The silence of Les Moonves spoke loud and clear
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  • Job gains for the manufacturing industry in the last 12 months are the most since 1995
  • Square quietly changed bitcoin service to trade through private brokers instead of public exchanges
  • Hedge funds fight back against tech in the war for talent
  • Goldman Sachs sees more price pain ahead for bitcoin
  • Dish Network shares rise 7% after subscriber losses are less than expected
  • Services sector activity misses expectations in July, but still shows expansion
  • Blame Toys R Us closure for jobs report miss
  • US trade gap widens amid Trump’s tariff battle
  • Pay raises coming this year for 58 percent of US workers, study shows
  • Payrolls rise 157,000, missing expectations, but overall picture still strong
  • China says it will retaliate with tariffs on $60 billion in US goods
  • Where the jobs are: Trucking companies are hiking wages as they struggle to attract younger drivers
  • UK bank RBS announces first dividend in 10 years
  • Big jobs report Friday: Strong payrolls growth expected for July with unemployment rate set to fall to 3.9%
  • Michael Cohen reportedly secured a $10 million deal with Trump donor to advance a nuclear project
  • China trade relations get nastier, but US officials hold out hope for NAFTA deal
  • The Trump administration is headed for a gigantic debt headache
  • Apple just hit a trillion but its stock performance has been dwarfed by the other tech giants
  • Trump-China trade war is ‘like pro wrestling’ but sometimes folks still get hurt: Pimco advisor
  • Wilbur Ross and Chris Coons: How the US can level the playing field as China pours money into Africa
  • Here’s how much you have to earn to be in the top 0.01% in every US state
  • Square makes tiny profit on bitcoin and says it won’t be a money ‘engine’ anytime soon
  • Bank CEO says he’s worried the US-China trade war will dent market psychology
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  • Here’s what changed in the new Fed statement
  • Atlanta Fed predicts 5% jump in economic growth for third quarter
  • Study: Neighborhoods with these words in the name have the highest property values
  • Construction spending posts biggest drop in over a year; factory activity slows
  • Housing demand sees biggest drop in more than 2 years
  • Former hedge fund manager Novogratz’s crypto bank makes stock market debut despite bitcoin bear market
  • Five of the scariest predictions about artificial intelligence
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  • As the Fed meets, the specter of pressure from Trump and the market looms
  • How companies are making customers pay for Trump’s trade war
  • Investing pioneer Burton Malkiel: Don’t worry about the yield-curve recession indicator
  • Insana: US can’t afford the first tax cut, let alone Trump’s new stealth $100 billion plan for rich
  • Neighborhoods with ‘Hill’ in name are the richest in America—plus 9 other words that signal wealth
  • Crypto start-up Coinbase hires Pershing’s head of compliance
  • Esports are booming and some investors are growing more bullish
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  • Tech stocks will regain losses, say financial advisors, so buy during the dip
  • Treasury contemplates how to cut another $100 billion in taxes, mainly benefiting the rich
  • FANG index of tech stocks tumbles into correction territory, down 10% from June record
  • More than 60% of tech workers feel they’re underpaid
  • Global auto powers plotting response to Trump auto tariff threats
  • It’s in China’s interest to reconsider its trade surplus with the US
  • Charts show why oil is poised to stand ‘head and shoulders’ above the market, says BofA technician
  • Treasury Department data shows Russia is offloading its US debt holdings at breakneck speed
  • Russia has been offloading its US debt holdings at breakneck speed — but here’s what’s behind it
  • Esports video gaming finals meet in real life this weekend in New York
  • Ellie Mae’s closed loan applications increase despite housing shortage
  • The market finally may be ready for a big rotation
  • Trump budget director says GDP jump was no ‘sugar high’
  • Intel’s ‘commitment to China … will not waver,’ says interim CEO
  • Why Trump’s goal of 3 percent economic growth actually is achievable and sustainable
  • Bad times for active fund managers again: Vast majority are underperforming this year
  • Bitcoin rises, shaking off SEC’s denial of Winklevoss ETF
  • 4 takeaways from a long-term GDP revision
  • New Goldman CEO’s advice to help remake a Wall Street titan: Be vulnerable
  • Your first trade for Thursday, July 26
  • Consumer sentiment slips in July, hampered by concerns over trade dispute
  • Second-quarter GDP jumps 4.1% for best pace in nearly four years
  • Venezuelan inflation predicted to hit 1 million percent this year
  • The cost of Donald Trump’s mission to put America first and abandon the liberal world order
  • Disneyland Resort agrees deal to raise minimum wage for California staff
  • Chinese overseas acquisitions in 2017 may be larger than thought and they’re set to grow
  • Amazon ‘terrifies me as a company’, says a valuation professor
  • Blackstone’s Gray on why the firm is pouring cash into the warehousing business
  • Kudlow says Friday’s GDP number is going to be ‘big’
  • US core capital goods orders and shipments surge in June
  • US jobless claims rebound from a more than 48 1/2-year low
  • Treasury Secretary Mnuchin says he’s ‘closely monitoring’ the weakening in the Chinese currency
  • Mnuchin hopes to have a NAFTA agreement ‘very soon’
  • US-China trade war: Idaho may be the biggest victim, but not for its potatoes
  • Mnuchin: Trump-Juncker talks pave way to ‘resolving a lot of these trade issues’
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  • ‘WTO is not broken,’ says WTO Director-General Roberto Azevedo
  • Sens. Warren and Sanders introduce bill that would slash Puerto Rico’s debt
  • Trump reportedly considering 25 percent tariff on foreign-made cars
  • For US pot companies, Canada is the land of opportunity
  • Mulvaney acknowledges he and Kudlow have been on the losing side of the tariffs argument with Trump
  • Buy Tesla shares for the coming ‘step-function up’ in sales: Instinet
  • Wall Street bull says a near-term pullback is coming
  • ‘A storm is brewing’ in the US economy, says economist Diane Swonk
  • After-hours buzz: IRBT, T & more
  • Leon Cooperman on why Alphabet is the ‘biggest position’ in his hedge fund
  • Trade war bailout: Trump to offer $12 billion in emergency aid for farmers hurt by tariffs
  • Ahead of big GDP report, Trump says US has ‘best financial numbers on the planet’
  • Trump turns up the heat on trade: ‘Tariffs are the greatest!’
  • Bitcoin edges past $8,000, notching a two-month high
  • Here’s what Tesla needs to do to convince investors it’s financially stable: Analysts
  • After-hours buzz: GOOGL, WHR & more
  • Blue states must cut taxes or face a population drop, says Citadel’s Ken Griffin
  • Risks are rising that oil prices will cause next recession
  • Flattening of yield curve is stoking fears of a recession
  • Three options strategies for the week: July 23
  • Europeans press for digital tax at G20 meeting
  • Facebook and 3 millennials are changing the start-up scene in Bangladesh
  • Trade war sparking an ‘absurd and ridiculous’ price for safety stocks, $3b money manager warns
  • Why a market veteran thinks Wall Street is letting fear overtake rational investing
  • RBC appeals FX trader’s whistleblowing victory
  • State Street stock falls most in two years after halting buyback to complete merger
  • Trump worries that Fed will raise rates two more times this year, White House official says
  • Dick Bove: Trump poised to take control of the Federal Reserve
  • Traders expect that the Fed will probably ignore Trump’s rate complaints
  • Hawaii town hopes lava tourism will bring economic relief
  • JP Morgan predicts Tesla shares will plunge more than 40% before the end of the year
  • Workers are ‘ghosting’ interviews, blowing off work in a strong job market
  • Why UBS cloned an economist
  • Your first trade for Friday, July 20
  • Democratic Sen. Heitkamp: Benefits of tax cuts to US workers have been ‘eaten up’ by Trump’s tariffs
  • Trump hits the Fed again in tweet: ‘Tightening now hurts all that we have done’
  • 4 powerful weapons China has in its arsenal to win the US-China trade war
  • Deutsche Bank calls Amazon its top internet pick for the short term and long haul
  • Trump says stock market gains since election give him opportunity to wage a trade war: ‘We’re playing with the bank’s money’
  • Trump says he’s ‘ready’ to put tariffs on all $505 billion of Chinese goods imported to the US
  • The Fed now has to raise rates to prove it’s independent from Trump, investment manager says
  • Higher oil prices are threatening the future of a once-burgeoning financial sector
  • Bitcoin hasn’t bottomed yet, says BitMEX co-founder
  • Fed being ‘very aggressive’ on rates and ignoring things they shouldn’t: Ex-Dallas Fed VP
  • After-hours buzz: SKX, COF & more
  • White House: Trump is not interfering with Fed policy decisions
  • Trump lays into the Fed, says he’s ‘not thrilled’ about interest rate hikes
  • Automakers push back on EU tariff plan, saying there’s no evidence imports affect national security
  • Copper — a metal with a history of predicting economic trouble — hits 1-year low, nears bear market
  • Trump trade tactics sabotaging the economy and markets, Stephen Roach warns
  • Fed’s banking supervisor backs new interest rate benchmark
  • Leading indicators up slightly more than expected in June
  • The EU is making a retaliation list to strike back if the US hits European cars with tariffs
  • Biggest threat to markets and economy is a Democrat win in November, Trump advisor Hassett says
  • One of the world’s major financial centers is about to shake up its banking sector
  • After-hours buzz: AXP, EBAY & more
  • ‘There’s not much to dislike’ about Dow stock Visa, says trader
  • Blackstone’s new president Gray says China and US will eventually reach a trade deal
  • ‘It’s a lot of money’ — Trump’s tariffs take a toll on farmers in Pennsylvania, a key state in the fight for Congress
  • US trade talks with Mexico making ‘good progress:’ Kudlow
  • Mortgage applications fall 2.5% as buyers struggle to find affordable homes
  • Morgan Stanley shares surge more than 3% after profit tops the Street on strong trading and investment banking
  • Hedge fund billionaire Einhorn places sixth in major poker tournament
  • After-hours buzz: SAH, CSX & more
  • Opioid addiction is keeping a high percentage of people out of the workforce, Fed chairman says
  • Investment chief: Watch these two big events in 2018
  • China is investing 9 times more into Europe than into North America, report reveals
  • US lumber producers see huge opportunity, rush to expand
  • The US economy has plenty of steam despite bond market and trade fears, investors say
  • Billionaire tech investor Peter Thiel bets on crypto start-up Block.one
  • Institutional money is growing the crypto space, says Coinbase vice president
  • Netflix isn’t doomed by one quarter unless people start questioning the long-term investor thesis
  • The bond market may be raising recession fears, but don’t expect one anytime soon
  • IMF: World economy likely to grow 3.9% this year
  • AMD shares rise after Stifel predicts higher profitability for chipmaker
  • Business inventories rise; sales gain biggest in eight months
  • US sales and employment are likely to grow, a survey of economists shows
  • Europeans are giving Trump a defiant runaround on trade and security
  • Here’s what the DOJ needs to happen to win its appeal against AT&T
  • Coinbase considers adding five new coins to its platform
  • People are ‘numb’ to Trump’s behavior, says Wall Street veteran
  • We’re in a ‘stealth bull market’ with new all-time highs ahead: Raymond James’ Jeff Saut
  • Credit card super-users take a $330 million bite out of JP Morgan’s revenue
  • In ETFs, the bigger the stock, the more money goes into it and that could be costing regular investors
  • Wall Street’s top economist Hyman calls Trump’s trade tactics classic ‘Art of the Deal’
  • Jefferies raises Facebook price target, sees revenue topping expectations
  • Consumer sentiment hits six-month low on ‘darkening cloud’ of tariffs
  • Your first trade for Friday, July 13
  • Morgan Stanley raises its price target on red hot WWE stock by nearly 70% to Street-high
  • Goldman Sachs says cybersecurity stocks could get a boost from fears of meddling in the midterm elections
  • US import prices unexpectedly drop in June
  • PNC shares gain after higher commercial lending leads to better-than-expected earnings report
  • Middle East’s strategic location drives FX growth
  • Financial stocks are giving us a ‘warning sign’: Money manager
  • The S&P 500 should pass 2,800 after Friday’s earnings: Investor
  • J.P. Morgan whistle-blower is awarded a record $30 million from U.S. derivatives regulator
  • Trump’s tariffs are unlikely to cause a recession because they are leaving the most important part of the economy alone
  • Fed official: ‘We could end up getting behind if we don’t keep moving things up’
  • Consumer prices rise at the fastest pace in 6 years
  • US weekly jobless claims fall to a two-month low
  • Netflix shares fall after UBS downgrades stock on valuation, analyst says good news ‘all priced in’
  • Trump is ‘dead serious about protectionism and tariffs,’ says analyst
  • After-hours buzz: AVGO, CA & more
  • More pain ahead for emerging markets as trade war gets hotter
  • Republicans appear helpless to stop Trump’s trade war
  • China reportedly looks to ‘hit back in other ways’ in response to latest US tariffs
  • May wholesale inventories revised higher
  • Producer prices rose in June, leading to the biggest annual increase in 6 1/2 years
  • Main Street largely cheers Trump’s pro-business Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh
  • Homebuyers fuel jump in mortgage applications, as more listings finally emerge
  • Start-up exec says his call for $60,000 bitcoin is still possible this year
  • Bitcoin is the best bet for cryptocurrency investors, says Wall Street trader
  • After-hours buzz: AIR, WDFC & more
  • More than a third of small businesses can’t fill open jobs, matching a record
  • Your first trade for Tuesday, July 10
  • Despite Trump’s draconian policies, refugees continue boosting New York’s Rust Belt economy
  • New insight into the cities and states battling to win Amazon’s $5 billion HQ2
  • The hottest housing market in the country is up 13% and now may be headed for a crash
  • Gambling and drugs may be the cure for Connecticut’s ailing economy
  • Alaska, shackled with a ‘grave’ budget crisis, is America’s worst state for business
  • America’s Top States for Business 2018: The full list
  • The U.S. is ‘winning’ the trade war, says Mohamed El-Erian
  • Cryptocurrency start-up suffers ‘security breach,’ theft of $13.5 million worth of digital tokens
  • Companies are ditching plastic straws, but its alternative will cost you
  • After-hours buzz: PCAR, WHD & more
  • Red-state governor sticks with Trump on China trade war but warns US farmers can’t take much more pain
  • Mastercard is in talks with UK banks about launching cards with fingerprint scanners
  • How the trade war is changing minds in Tennessee, a Senate battleground
  • Trump’s trade war splits a Missouri county into winners and losers
  • Workers are the new weapon as states go to extremes in the battle for business
  • Shares of Chinese smartphone maker Xiaomi stumble on their debut, slipping as much as 6%
  • LeBron James brings more than NBA championships — he has a track record of boosting local economies
  • Tariffs create uncertainty in the automotive industry, says former Toyota exec
  • Where investors should hide out during a trade war
  • Red states will lose the most in trade war with China: Citigroup
  • Winklevoss cryptocurrency exchange nabs NYSE’s tech chief
  • Technology companies have bought back $1 trillion worth of their stock since the bull market began
  • US trade deficit drops to smallest since before 2016 election
  • Your first trade for Friday, July 6
  • Steven Cohen is said to lose bid to open Point72 hedge fund to British investors
  • Biogen shares soar on successful Alzheimer’s drug trial again
  • China hits back with tariffs, accusing US of launching the ‘largest trade war in history’
  • China accuses the US of launching the ‘largest trade war in economic history’
  • US farmers could take a significant hit from Trump’s tariffs
  • Xiaomi faces a reality check in its closely watched IPO
  • After-hours buzz: PSMT, FLR & more
  • The U.S. labor shortage is reaching a critical point
  • FX: Non-banks make headway among smaller Aussie participants
  • This small Apple supplier is a way to ride ‘healthy’ iPhone demand in China, KeyBanc analyst says
  • Germany’s massive trade surplus ‘is becoming toxic,’ economist says
  • Poor wage growth down to ‘superstar’ tech firms, OECD says
  • India’s massive state banks are in trouble. That’s great news for some
  • Ex-Bank of America exec claims wrongful termination, defamation and seeks at least $20 million
  • Dick Bove: Trump will eventually clash with the Federal Reserve, turning monetary policy into a political activity
  • A cybersecurity fund has returned more than 30 percent since the Equifax data breach
  • Trump knocks Harley-Davidson again, says administration working to bring other motorcycle companies to the US
  • PepsiCo gets downgraded by Deutsche Bank due to rising ‘cost inflation’
  • Your first trade for July 3, 2018
  • Roku shares jump on Oppenheimer upgrade
  • Investor Mark Mobius sees opportunities after trade fears hit emerging markets
  • After-hours buzz: MLHR, ACXM & more
  • What a full out trade war would cost the global economy
  • Michael Dell did not get what he really wanted: All of VMware
  • US manufacturing jumps for a second straight month, construction spending rises
  • Sell General Electric shares because it is ‘significantly overvalued’: JP Morgan
  • Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross: It’s ‘premature’ to say whether Trump’s threatened EU auto tariffs will come to pass
  • US Chamber of Commerce, the nation’s largest business group, attacks Trump on tariffs
  • Trump’s method for punishing Iran threatens to inflict pain at the US gas pump ahead of elections
  • The risk of a global recession has ‘significantly increased,’ strategist warns
  • EU reportedly warns of new tariffs worth $300 billion if Trump targets automakers
  • The US should quickly restore good and confident relations with Europe
  • The Trump administration reportedly drafted a bill that abandons WTO rulebook
  • Battered bitcoin will reach $50,000 by end of year, says founder of crypto exchange
  • Facebook gave preferential treatment to 61 companies after restricting user data back in 2015
  • Retaliation for US tariffs kicked in on Sunday — taking aim at ketchup, whiskey and soup
  • Tesla to start turning a profit this year: Analyst
  • Chinese stocks tumble into bear market, with Shanghai index on pace for worst year since 2011
  • Domino’s is getting a new CEO, but analyst expects growth will continue
  • Union Square Ventures is investing in crypto for the long haul, but won’t start a dedicated fund
  • Bank of America CEO: One big way to help veterans is help them get capital to start a business
  • Value investor David Katz is bullish on the second half of 2018 but sees a ‘big wild card’
  • Tesla’s nearly 2,000% gain from its IPO eight years ago shows power of disruption over profits
  • Treasury, IRS reveal a postcard-size form to file your taxes
  • Canada makes retaliatory tariffs official: ‘We will not back down’
  • Consumer sentiment gains slightly in June, but falls below expectations
  • Bitcoin skids under $6,000, closing in on 60 percent loss for the year
  • Consumer prices accelerated, with a measure of inflation hitting the Fed’s 2% target for the first time in 6 years
  • Trump reportedly wants the US to withdraw from World Trade Organization
  • Bitcoin dips below $6,000, and one crypto trader says it will go lower. Here are alternatives to buy
  • After-hours buzz: NKE, WFC, SNX, KBH, JPM, C, BAC
  • Immigration law changes have left many US businesses scrambling to find low-skilled foreign workers
  • Wells Fargo, JP Morgan, Citi will hike dividends, buy back more stock
  • Here are three reasons why Amazon’s move into drug delivery could be a game changer
  • FX: Institutional trading restrictions limit risk mitigation, research suggests
  • US first-quarter growth slowed more than estimated, weighed down by the weakest consumer spending in nearly 5 years
  • US weekly jobless claims rose more than expected last week
  • A rally in stocks is coming but Trump isn’t finished on trade, investment bank warns
  • Bahrain’s allies offer aid, but it’s likely to come with strings attached
  • Citi’s plan for its fastest-growing region: Fewer branches, more online
  • After-hours buzz: PIR, BBBY & more
  • Debt for US corporations tops $6 trillion
  • Kudlow rejects notion that US has softened its stance toward China
  • North Korea could account for nearly a quarter of a unified Korean Peninsula’s economy one day, UBS says
  • Pending home sales drop for fifth straight month in May
  • Less than half of US millionaires think economy will end the year stronger, CNBC survey reveals
  • New orders for key US-made capital goods and shipments fell unexpectedly in May
  • Treasury Secretary Mnuchin says he’s expecting a ‘big’ GDP number
  • Mnuchin: All Trump advisors are united on this China tech crackdown, any mixed messages ‘unfortunate’
  • Trump’s plan to crack down on foreign investment is much less harsh than expected
  • Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak says the hype around blockchain signals a bubble
  • Investing in soccer may be wise, says Goldman Sachs investment banking co-head
  • Bidding war between Comcast and Disney for Fox assets has raised Rupert Murdoch’s tax bill
  • Market whiplash over Trump trade policy: ‘They’re making this up as they go along’
  • Energy Sec Rick Perry says ‘stubborn opposition’ to fossil fuels risks keeping billions in poverty
  • Consumer confidence falls in June despite expectations for gains
  • Your first trade for Tuesday, June 26
  • Bitcoin bounces back, but prices could fall again, venture capitalist says
  • Bitcoin bounced back, but prices could fall again, venture capitalist says
  • Trade advisor Navarro says no plans for investment restrictions on China, other countries
  • Trump’s tariffs on auto imports will hurt entire industry — including General Motors, Ford: Moody’s
  • Treasury Secretary Mnuchin says investment restrictions will apply to ‘all countries that are trying to steal our technology’
  • US new home sales surge in May
  • Majority of Americans approve of Trump’s handling of the economy for the first time: CNBC survey
  • Microsoft given buy rating because of cloud computing growth
  • Harley-Davidson to move some production out of US to avoid EU tariffs
  • Global RMB Poll 2018: The renminbi steps onto the world stage
  • US economic fundamentals are good. Don’t overreact to trade issues
  • GE is said to close in on a $3B-plus deal to sell industrial engine unit to a private equity firm
  • Bitcoin falls below $6,000. But crypto trader says it’s ‘not dead’
  • Don’t put capital in risk-based assets right now: Analyst
  • Walmart defies investor push to rewrite bond rules
  • Increased threat of a trade war is ramping up fears of a ‘full-blown recession’
  • Trump urges OPEC to ‘keep prices down’ as oil cartel’s meeting wraps up
  • Your first trade for Friday, June 22
  • Trump administration’s new tariffs hit US consumers less, companies more
  • Bitcoin tumbles 8% after Japan orders exchanges to beef up practices against money laundering
  • The bears are a growlin’ and a prowlin’
  • Major changes are coming to insurance coverage, CEO says
  • Initial coin offerings are flooding the market but they’re overvalued: Crypto investor Brian Kelly
  • Euro zone agrees on debt relief package for Greece
  • Steel company JSW USA to add 1,000 new jobs: CEO
  • Time for Fed to let banks decide what they can return to shareholders: Ex-Wells Fargo CEO
  • Banks clear the Fed’s doomsday stress test, but investors wait word on their payouts
  • GE may not break up completely, but could announce spinoff
  • Leading indicators up in May, still short of expectations
  • Your first trade for Thursday, June 21
  • Jobless claims fall for a fourth-straight week, as labor market tightens
  • Commerce Secretary Ross: ‘The ultimate objective of the president is to reduce tariffs’
  • Swiss National Bank’s Jordan: We stand ready to intervene in currency markets
  • Negative economic and political factors keep Turkish risk heightened
  • China warns Trump’s ‘capricious’ trade actions will hurt US workers
  • Now we know: How major corporations are actually spending their tax cuts
  • Nearly two-thirds of CFOs say US trade policy will hurt their companies over the next 6 months
  • Qualcomm among cornerstone investors for Xiaomi’s $6.1 billion Hong Kong IPO
  • Why bitcoin made a comeback after the South Korean exchange hack
  • This is how much it costs to detain an immigrant in the US
  • Saudi Arabia, Argentina to be part of MSCI emerging markets index
  • After-hours buzz: BNED, HPQ & more
  • Mick Mulvaney says CFPB can’t be a ‘gold-standard’ agency while it’s still ‘Elizabeth Warren’s baby’
  • The AT&T-Time Warner ruling is making the Murdoch family billions of dollars richer
  • US existing home sales fall for second straight month
  • Nantucket home prices hit new records
  • A $24 million tear down on Nantucket? Home prices on the island breaking records this summer
  • Fed Chair Powell calls case ‘strong’ for more interest rate hikes
  • Buy beaten-down Citi shares ahead of stress test results and earnings, Deutsche Bank says
  • FX: MTFs still reluctant to move even as Brexit approaches
  • Disability applications plunge as the economy strengthens
  • Germany will offer to scrap the EU’s 10% tax on US autos: Report
  • EU to hit $3.2 billion of US imports starting Friday in response to Trump’s tariffs
  • Mortgage applications jump 5.1% as interest rates settle
  • A major cryptocurrency exchange says it was hacked and $30 million in coins was stolen
  • Lapses at many levels of bank led to India’s huge PNB fraud, internal report shows
  • After-hours buzz: WBA, SBUX & more
  • Goldman Sachs CEO says the US and China are not in a ‘suicide pact’ on trade
  • China has a limited number of weapons to use in a trade war with the US
  • JP Morgan says buy small cap stocks because of their ‘lower sensitivity’ to a trade war
  • Here’s the fundamental error in Trump’s trade strategy
  • New home construction booms to a near 11-year high in May
  • South Africa will avoid a ‘knee-jerk’ reaction to currency weakness, central bank deputy says
  • To boost diversity, pension funds and college endowments could insist on equitable hiring practices at big banks
  • China says the US ‘has initiated a trade war,’ and Beijing isn’t afraid to fight back
  • Trump reportedly told Apple’s Tim Cook that iPhones will be spared from China tariffs
  • Smartphone maker Xiaomi to postpone mainland China listing until after Hong Kong IPO
  • Tesla’s stock keeps rising as Elon Musk tweets
  • Focusing on big bank stocks is ‘missing the whole ballgame’: Analyst Dick Bove
  • Investors fret about a trade war, but they aren’t fleeing the stock market
  • Rent-A-Center shares surge 22% in single day on buyout
  • UAE gives Ethiopia $1 billion lifeline to ease foreign exchange crisis
  • Investors still love equities but ‘market fragility’ could be ahead in the second half of 2018
  • The US should break the German lock on the European economy
  • The bigger cryptocurrencies get, the worse they perform, says global central banking group
  • Stocks are in ‘reset,’ but these 2 groups could deliver solid profits
  • Just the fear of a trade war is straining the global economy
  • The Fed said it’s hiking rates four times this year, but here’s why the market’s not convinced
  • Crypto trader explains 3 reasons ethereum is a better bet than bitcoin
  • Forget about a ‘calm and easy summer’ and look for buying opportunities: Veteran fund manager
  • Geopolitical analyst George Friedman says blockchain will become ‘obsolete’
  • Wynn Resorts and other US companies could get hit in a US-China trade war
  • Economic conditions ‘too good’ for stocks: Market veteran Jim Paulsen
  • Comcast and Disney should stop fighting over Fox and split it up — but they probably won’t
  • China announces retaliatory tariffs on $34 billion worth of US goods, including agriculture products
  • Canada Goose posts best day ever on strong quarterly results
  • Venmo executive says we’re still ‘decades away’ from a cashless society
  • Chinese stocks tumble amid trade fight, ETF falls for seven straight days
  • Goldman Sachs model now points to 4% second-quarter GDP growth
  • Why China ‘holds all the aces’ in a full-blown US-China trade war
  • Consumer sentiment rises to highest level in three months
  • Your first trade for Friday, June 15
  • China says tariffs of ‘same scale’ coming immediately, indicates trade talks will need to start over
  • Shares of chipmaker NXP on wild ride amid conflicting reports about Chinese approval of Qualcomm bid
  • Twitter price target raised to $52 by UBS, citing World Cup
  • Trump to slap 25% tariffs on up to $50 billion of Chinese goods; China retaliates
  • Here’s how top investors are preparing for the ECB’s ‘easy-money’ exit
  • China promises fast response if US hurts its interests
  • Tariff standoff probably won’t cause lasting harm — as long as there’s not an all-out bloodletting
  • Trump seems ready to slap $50 billion worth of tariffs on China, setting off a new trade war
  • Bank of Japan keeps monetary policy steady; offers bleaker view on inflation
  • US farmers ‘nervous,’ as China threat of 25 percent tariffs on soybeans could cause pain
  • After-hours buzz: ADBE, JBL and more
  • Cryptocurrency ether soars 9% after SEC official says it’s not a security
  • Trump’s forecast of 4% GDP growth close to coming true as Americans spend tax-bill proceeds
  • White House expected to unveil tariffs on smaller list of Chinese products Friday
  • Greece passes fast-track reform package to unlock bailout cash
  • Your first trade for Thursday, June 14
  • US import prices jumped in May, boosted by a surge in the cost of petroleum products and food
  • US jobless rolls declined to a near 44-1/2-year low, pointing to a rapidly tightening labor market
  • US retail sales post their biggest gain in six months
  • Despite record high confidence, Main Street businesses can’t find the workers they need
  • One-third of small business owners say they can’t find the workers they need to fill critical jobs
  • A fourth Fed hike this year could trigger economic slowdown, strategist warns
  • How Italian turmoil in the bond markets could spark a domino effect across Europe
  • Jim Chanos says there’s a culture of lying in Silicon Valley and Theranos was the tip of the iceberg
  • Bill Gross: Fund has recovered from worst day ever, still confident in his ‘trade of the year’
  • ‘This economy will slow’ in mid-2019 or 2020: J.P. Morgan strategist
  • Markets increase bets for fourth rate hike this year after Fed statement
  • Fed’s Powell says he will begin press conferences following each meeting starting in January
  • Short seller Carson Block compares hot China stock Tal Education to Enron; shares dive
  • Alan Greenspan on trade: The notion that foreigners are ripping us off is ‘nonsense’
  • Your first trade for Wednesday, January 13
  • May producer prices jump in the biggest annual increase in nearly 6 1/2 years
  • Time Warner shares shoot higher after judge rules in favor of merger with AT&T; other media stocks gain
  • After-hours buzz: TWX, HRB and more
  • Nobel laureate Kahneman says human financial advisors are still crucial, even with the rise of robo-advisors
  • Barclays new stock chief says, ‘It’s late, but the party’s still going’
  • Fed nominees Clarida, Bowman clear US Senate panel hurdle
  • ITG acquisition seen bolstering Virtu’s place in FX market
  • A third of ‘affluent’ Americans say their financial stability depends on inheriting money
  • Why the conviction of an FX banker has huge implications for all market participants
  • Your first trade for Tuesday, June 12
  • ‘Capitalism may need modernizing,’ says billionaire hedge fund manager Paul Tudor Jones
  • Consumer prices jump 2.8 percent for biggest increase in more than six years
  • Paul Tudor Jones says rates would be much higher if he were running the Fed
  • CLS payment netting service goes live with Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley
  • Investment guru Mark Mobius says North Korea presents a ‘tremendous opportunity’
  • After-hours buzz: RH, PLAY and more
  • Comcast preparing to announce bid for Fox on Wednesday if AT&T-Time Warner is approved, sources say
  • Wells Fargo customers can still buy guns with a credit card, but now they can’t buy bitcoin
  • Warren Buffett finally gets closure on one of his rare investing mistakes
  • Goldman: Borrowing is getting out of control so hide out in strong balance sheet stocks like Nvidia, Home Depot
  • Latin America: The test that dare not speak its name
  • Here’s how global financial markets may react if the North Korea summit is a success … or failure
  • Fed will ignore G-7 trade spat and announce new rate hikes, economist says
  • Trump is getting nowhere with Europe and China on widening trade deficits
  • Bitcoin tumbles 10% on news of South Korea crypto exchange hack
  • The Fed has a surprise in store that could mean an early end to interest rate hikes
  • New Italian economy minister vows to stay in euro, cut debt level
  • Portland, Oregon, is the best place for retirees — here’s the rest of the list
  • G-7 may look like a hot mess, but it doesn’t matter — trade wars do
  • Diabetes ‘technological wave’ has too much upside to ignore: JP Morgan
  • Apple supplier Dialog Semi is in advanced talks for touch screen maker Synaptics
  • The tech sector now is reminiscent of the 1990s dotcom bubble: Wall Street’s Jim Paulsen
  • Bill Ackman’s hedge fund rebounds 10% in May for second-best month since 2014
  • Economic growth for second quarter is on track to double 2017’s full-year pace
  • Trump’s economic stimulus will fade in 2020, when Wile E. Coyote will ‘go off the cliff,’ Bernanke says
  • How Ant Financial grew larger than Goldman Sachs
  • Tesla shorts feel more pain after bullish analyst call brings gain to 10% on week
  • Jack Ma’s Ant Financial will use some of the $14 billion it just raised to boost blockchain development
  • Your first trade for Friday, June 8
  • Britain’s FCA goes ahead with disputed ‘Aramco’ listing rule
  • Stocks making the biggest moves premarket: VZ, AAPL, SFIX, PM, FB & more
  • Japan, US are working on their first trade talks in July under new framework
  • Japan’s economy contracted as expected in the first quarter
  • Argentina clinches $50 billion International Monetary Fund financing deal
  • Dennis Rodman’s trip to the North Korea summit may be funded by an obscure cryptocurrency used to buy marijuana
  • Dennis Rodman will attend the North Korea summit, and an obscure cryptocurrency used to buy marijuana is paying for it
  • White House analysis says Trump’s tariffs will hurt US economic growth: NYT
  • Value investor Bob Olstein: Quarterly earnings estimates by companies should be ‘illegal’
  • Going it alone: China government orders farmers to increase soybean acreage
  • After-hours buzz: DOCU, ZUMZ & more
  • NYSE comes out swinging in SEC pricing test, pitting itself against major pensions and fund managers
  • Wall Street veteran Byron Wien doesn’t see a recession until at least 2021
  • Procter & Gamble shares rise after activist Peltz says his reorganization plan under ‘very serious consideration’
  • Why P2P FX hype could be fading
  • JP Morgan’s Dimon says he has ‘no intention’ of running for president
  • US jobless claims fall unexpectedly as the labor market tightens
  • Buffett says economy is feeling strong: ‘If we’re in the sixth inning, we have our sluggers coming to bat’
  • G-7 leaders may need to offer Trump a ‘golden bridge’ of retreat to avert a trade war
  • Jamie Dimon says Trump should be careful what he wishes for in push for one-on-one trade deals
  • More Americans credit Trump for the stronger economy, but that’s not helping the GOP: NBC/WSJ poll
  • Trump is likely to face a chilly reception at the G-7 conference
  • Fintech start-up Revolut grabs 2 million users and plans to launch commission-free trading service
  • Stung by compliance costs, Asia banks urge watchdogs to approve more fintech
  • SEC director ‘underwhelmed’ by rate of cryptocurrency exchanges self-reporting
  • Carl Icahn reportedly building small position in Allergan, joining David Tepper
  • Companies have no choice now but to raise wages
  • Watch: Kudlow briefs press on G7 summit amid fears of trade war
  • JP Morgan loves the prospects for this obscure part of the tech sector
  • David Stockman: Stocks will plunge 50% in this ‘daredevil market’
  • US trade deficit falls to a seven-month low
  • US first-quarter productivity revised to 0.4%
  • US could face new EU tariffs from July on products like peanut butter
  • The jobs are in Houston, according to the LinkedIn’s Workforce Report
  • The world’s biggest hedge fund is reportedly ‘bearish on financial assets’
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  • $1 a day for college? Walmart unveils a new employee perk in bid to snag workers
  • AK Steel gives up Trump gains despite tariffs and Goldman believes the stock will fall further
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  • Trade war risk stalks the global economic upturn, OECD reports
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  • Bitcoin is the market’s new fear gauge, investor says
  • Fed slow to raise interest rates amid political turmoil: Art Cashin
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  • Delays and ‘poison pills’: Team Trump runs out of road in NAFTA talks
  • China’s Ant Financial reportedly raises $10 billion at $150 billion valuation
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  • Swiss Re, SoftBank call off talks on potential investment
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  • Cryptocurrency stunt to climb Mount Everest reportedly turns deadly
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  • Fed chief Powell: We’re still assessing ‘efficiency’ of banking reforms
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  • US durable goods orders drop 1.7% in April, but core capital goods orders rose as shipments rebounded
  • Foot Locker shares are jumping 16% after a blowout earnings report
  • US Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross to visit China for trade talks in early June
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  • Wall Street banks had their best money-making quarter in years. They are firing traders anyway
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  • Ray Dalio said last year gold was good protection because of Trump and North Korea ‘playing chicken’
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  • South Korean stocks ETF tumbles after Trump cancels meeting with North Korea’s Kim Jong Un
  • Existing home sales drop 2.5% in April
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  • Fed’s Kaplan sees another four rate hikes or so before central bank finishes its job
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  • US weekly jobless claims increase more than expected
  • US justice department reportedly opens criminal investigation into bitcoin price manipulation
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  • Fed will meet on May 30 to consider proposal to modify ‘Volcker Rule’
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  • Investors should ‘absolutely’ own mainland China assets: Bank Julius Baer
  • Public sector assets saw a record $2.5 trillion surge in value last year
  • In loosening bank regulation, GOP House closes a loophole linked to Puerto Rico’s financial crisis
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  • Raytheon downgraded as Credit Suisse curbs its enthusiasm for defense and aerospace
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  • Trade truce with China could boost US beef, soybeans and other agriculture products
  • Deutsche Bank’s problems threaten a star banker
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  • Mnuchin: ‘I’m very bullish on stocks’ and sustained economic growth over 3%
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  • Bitcoin rally this week fails to materialize as New York conference brings more hype than substance
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  • David Tepper gets US approval to take activist stance on Allergan, if he wants it
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  • China says it hasn’t offered Trump a $200 billion trade surplus cut
  • China says it hasn’t offered to cut its trade surplus with the US by $200 billion
  • National Australia Bank CEO: ‘As a banker, I am ashamed’
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  • US, China launch trade talks to avert tariff war, economic damage
  • Leading indicators up for sixth straight month
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  • US weekly jobless claims rise, but unemployment rolls are the smallest in 45 years
  • Electronic FX takes hold in sub-Saharan Africa
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  • Malaysia’s post-election fiscal reforms could cause a deficit spike, strategist says
  • Hong Kong is taking the fight to money launderers — but the ‘air bubble’ is hard to stamp out
  • Malaysia to introduce sales and service tax after scrapping GST
  • Bitcoin will surge again this year. But here’s what needs to happen first
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  • US manufacturing output rises, while past months were revised lower
  • Hedge fund billionaire David Tepper reaches deal to buy the Carolina Panthers
  • US home building tumbled in April, while permits fell
  • At top of the Fed, a dispute on policy picks up steam
  • Weekly mortgage applications fall 2.7% even before rates spike
  • Ukraine is about to make another crucial step toward Europe
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  • Business inventories flat in March
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  • Kudlow: Trump-Xi ‘bromance’ could lead to a China trade deal
  • FDA Commissioner Gottlieb: US could see lower drug prices if Europe pays more of its fair share
  • Amazon is moving into blockchain with a new partnership
  • Homebuilder sentiment rises in May thanks to strong demand and tight housing supply
  • US retail sales rose a solid 0.3% in April
  • Higher gasoline prices restrain US retail sales in April
  • The Fed will likely turn more aggressive in raising rates, says Deutsche Bank
  • Australia’s central bank sees little reason to lift rates as inflation and wages stay sluggish
  • Former JPMorgan head of blockchain announces new start-up
  • Futures exchange CME launches indexes for ethereum, the second-largest cryptocurrency
  • Market now pricing in four interest rate hikes this year
  • Goldman: Something strange is happening with the US economy that could cause interest rates to jump
  • New York cryptocurrency conference triples in size, tracking for $17 million in ticket sales
  • Nigeria is leading on pan-African trade, despite not even signing up to the deal: Bank chief
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  • Fed’s Mester reiterates support for gradual US rate increases
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  • JPMorgan Chase names a new China CEO
  • Trump’s Iran sanctions will aggravate the French-German discord on EU reforms
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  • Bitcoin conferences flood New York, and bring millions in ticket sales with them
  • Blockchain will help ‘drive the next industrial revolution,’ a Wall Street bull predicts
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  • ‘Don’t be a bonehead,’ buy Tesla shares: Analyst
  • Monetary policy: Argentina takes its bitter medicine
  • Consumer sentiment holds steady in May as Americans anticipate Fed rate hikes
  • GOP Sen. Pat Toomey: President Trump doesn’t have the authority to exit NAFTA
  • JP Morgan upgrades Verizon, says hefty dividend and 5G plans will boost shares
  • Bitcoin drops to 3-week low, other cryptos plunge after prosecutors raid largest Korean exchange
  • St. Louis Fed’s Bullard says rates already near neutral, no more raises needed
  • Forward guidance doesn’t always map the route
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  • US needs to pressure foreign countries to pay more for drugs with trade agreements, HHS’ Azar says
  • US import prices rise less than expected in April
  • Huawei adds a bitcoin wallet to its app store even as China cracks down on trading
  • The Fed is raising rates due to a ‘fear of what might be in the pipeline,’ economist warns
  • Barclays CEO fined $870,000 for trying to identify whistleblower
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  • JP Morgan revamps its stock trading business in a sign of the changes sweeping through Wall Street
  • Apple reportedly plans to offer new credit card with Goldman Sachs
  • Bitcoin could soar as high as $64,000 next year, investment research firm Fundstrat predicts
  • The robots are coming! The robots are coming! … to the bond market
  • French insurer Axa finds tepid appetite for US business as IPO comes up $1 billion short
  • Commerce Secretary Ross: We’re trying to get China to buy more US goods, ‘gaps’ remain in talks
  • US consumer prices rebound modestly in April
  • US weekly jobless claims hover near 48-year low
  • Trump’s trade war rhetoric is mere ‘propaganda,’ says CEO of Chinese private equity fund
  • Legendary Hong Kong tycoon Li Ka-shing hands corporate reins to son
  • RBS reaches $4.9 billion deal to settle US mortgage bond probe
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  • The Fed has ‘time to wait’ while hiking rates, former vice chair Fischer says
  • All the signs are there for higher pay, but the ‘mystery of missing wage growth’ continues
  • Bitcoin could flop like VHS competitor Betamax, tech investor Glenn Hutchins says
  • Bill Clinton calls new tax law ‘a bullet aimed at New York and California’
  • Bill Clinton tells CNBC: New tax law is a ‘bullet aimed at New York and California’
  • Wholesale trade misses expectations in March, but keeps growth streak alive
  • Singapore FX market riding high on world events
  • US producer prices inch up in April after recent solid gains
  • Hot US jobs market spurs push to reach those left behind
  • Walmart agrees to a $16 billion deal to buy a majority stake in India’s Flipkart
  • Argentina looks be headed for another economic storm
  • Argentina looks to be headed for another economic storm
  • Asian economies vulnerable to sudden global tightening and a protectionist shift: IMF
  • Stocks making the biggest moves after hours: TripAdvisor, Electronic Arts, Match Group & more
  • Facebook forming a new blockchain group, headed by Coinbase board member
  • Argentina’s peso bounces on report country is negotiating IMF loan
  • Ex-Trump advisor Gary Cohn: We need to do ‘tax cut 2.0’ and make personal reductions permanent
  • Job openings hit record high of 6.6 million
  • Tyler Winklevoss tells Bill Gates how to short bitcoin
  • Jamie Dimon: Economy is ‘strong’ but odds for another recession are ‘100 percent’
  • Alibaba expands South Asia footprint, snapping up Pakistani online retailer Daraz
  • Fed’s Powell: Rate hikes should not upend the global economy
  • Financial tech firm iZettle says it plans to list on the Nasdaq Stockholm stock exchange this year
  • China says its trade surplus with the US expanded by nearly $7 billion last month
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  • Zimbabwe opposition leader reportedly wants to give Chinese investors the boot
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  • Market correction of 30-40% could be coming soon, investment guru Mark Mobius warns
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  • Investment boom from Trump’s tax cut has yet to appear
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  • Scaramucci says SkyBridge will form joint venture with HNA to tap Chinese market
  • Manufacturing activity continues to decline in April; construction spending stumbles in March
  • Former RBC FX trader suing bank for £13 million
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  • Treasury Secretary Mnuchin: ‘No question’ Trump sanctions brought North Korea to negotiating table
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  • Sprint, T-Mobile set to announce a $26 billion merger
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  • Charter plummets nearly 12% on big subscriber losses, drags cable stocks down
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  • US economy likely slowed in the first quarter as consumers put off spending
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  • Bank of Japan keeps its monetary policy steady, removes time frame for price goal
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  • US durable goods orders rise 2.6% in March
  • US durable goods orders rose 2.6% in March
  • US weekly jobless claims fall to the lowest level since 1969
  • Tax cuts trump the market’s recent volatility for most Americans, new study finds
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  • Treasury Secretary Mnuchin to visit China in ‘a few days,’ Trump says
  • The only way to buy property in Shanghai these days is to win the lottery
  • Consumer confidence rebounds in April after declining in March
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  • UK bank’s app down as it tries to fix problems that locked customers out of their accounts
  • UK government borrowing hits its lowest level in more than a decade
  • Chinese Uber competitor Didi Chuxing reportedly in talks to launch $80 billion IPO
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  • A former top Wall Street regulator turns to the blockchain
  • Goldman Sachs makes first hire in cryptocurrency markets unit
  • Amazon wouldn’t have happened if it weren’t for Bernie Madoff
  • China does not have to ask anyone for respect, Ghana’s president says
  • US existing home sales post 2-month growth streak in March, but remain below year-ago levels
  • Chances of a fourth rate hike this year just took a big jump higher
  • The 10-year Treasury yield could be about to hit 3 percent — here’s why this matters
  • Fed governor Brainard: Rising trade tensions are a ‘material uncertainty’ to the economic outlook
  • ‘Gradual’ pace of rate hikes likely to hold for years, Fed’s Williams says
  • Fine for Barclays CEO likely less than $2 million: Sources
  • US executives eye deals in Brazil and Mexico after the region’s economic rebound
  • Bitcoin’s latest climb brings post-Tax Day rally to more than 8%
  • Big Wall Street banks saved $3.6 billion in taxes last quarter under Trump’s new law
  • Bank of America downgrades Procter & Gamble on ‘longer lasting’ challenges
  • Closer euro area integration ‘pays off,’ says Italy’s finance minister
  • Wells Fargo to pay $1 billion in regulatory settlement over abuses in its auto and mortgage loan units
  • Amazon shares to rally another 15% as it captures the ‘next wave’ of online retail: Credit Suisse
  • Scandal-hit 1MDB hasn’t been contacted by international investigators, CEO says
  • British regulators to fine Barclays CEO, monitor whistleblowing program
  • JPMorgan, National Bank of Canada, others test debt issuance on blockchain
  • Trade tensions are just one of the three biggest challenges for the global economy, IMF says
  • Risks to the global economy will begin materializing in 3 years ‘at the latest,’ says UBS chairman
  • After-hours buzz: SKX, ETFC, PF & more
  • Wells Fargo said to be target of $1 billion US fine
  • Teachers union dumps Wells Fargo mortgage promotion for members over bank’s gun-industry ties
  • Selling to America: The radical makeover of Goldman Sachs
  • Protectionism is short-term and we don’t like that, Brazil’s finance chief says
  • JP Morgan reportedly had to oust a security chief backed by Palantir after executives found out he was spying on them
  • Bitcoin ‘miners’ are losing money at any price below $8,600: Morgan Stanley
  • Clorox shares drop 6% after Morgan Stanley downgrades, says consumers shifting to smaller brands
  • A global chipmaking giant is blaming a slump in bitcoin mining for its lowered outlook
  • Barclays slashes first quarter GDP projection to just 1.5 percent as early-year growth hopes dim
  • Global trade has an issue with trust, IMF’s Lagarde says
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  • FX: Big corporates ramp up algo usage
  • US weekly jobless claims fell, indicating continued job growth after a slowdown in March
  • At the last minute, AT&T withdraws the planned IPO of its Vrio unit
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  • Oil’s ‘artificial’ surge to multi-year highs could spark a new crisis, economist warns
  • There’s ‘tremendous’ potential for city planning in the Middle East, says infrastructure exec
  • Bitcoin is flashing a rare buy signal, crypto hedge fund manager says
  • Ernst & Young partner files sexual harassment claim against firm after alleging 2015 groping
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  • Fairness of trade is a key focus, World Bank chief says
  • Fed: U.S. economic growth on track despite tariff concerns
  • Fed: US economic growth on track despite tariff concerns
  • The so-called smart money has started to sell at the end of the trading day, a bad sign for this bull
  • Goldman CEO supports Trump’s effort to ‘even out’ US-China trade
  • Goldman Sachs CEO Lloyd Blankfein: Economy looks ‘awfully good’ and should keep growing
  • US growth rate won’t be enough to control the deficit, economist warns
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  • Fund manager Jupiter sees first-quarter net outflows of $1.9 billion
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  • Tax cut riches have gone to execs and investors over workers by nearly 3-to-1 margin
  • Fed’s Williams sees US inflation at or above goal for years
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  • White House budget director Mick Mulvaney: The economy is doing better than we expected
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  • Sterling soars to its highest level since the Brexit vote
  • ‘We have a very strong outlook on China,’ says Eastspring portfolio manager
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  • Two-year Treasury yield hits a near 10-year high despite Syria tensions
  • Germany’s problem with China goes well beyond trade issues
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  • A solid earnings season won’t be enough to avert another correction, economist Robert Shiller says
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  • Bitcoin can create some sticky tax situations — here’s what experts say investors should do
  • Tech investor Tim Draper predicts bitcoin will reach $250,000 by 2022
  • Bitcoin jumps above $8,000, bringing gains this week to more than 18 percent
  • Here’s why bank stocks are getting hit even after their earnings beat the Street
  • Fed’s Bullard says recent inflation data ‘unsurprising’
  • FX: BNY Mellon diving into prime brokerage as other banks retreat
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  • Consumer sentiment slips more than expected in April after hitting 14-year high
  • Hardly anyone is paying taxes on their bitcoin gains as filing deadline nears
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  • Wells Fargo shares fall on fears strong first quarter profit may be reduced by regulatory settlement
  • White House reportedly to threaten China with tech investment ban
  • Starbucks downgraded on concerns about craft coffee competition, customer loyalty
  • Citigroup earnings beat on lower taxes, 38% surge in stock trading revenue
  • JP Morgan shares rise as first-quarter profit easily tops expectations
  • Singapore’s central bank tightens monetary policy for first time in six years
  • Wall Street’s bets against the tech sector reach their highest level in a year
  • Cryptocurrency eos leaps past litecoin into fifth place by market cap
  • Iran’s currency crisis could bring it one step closer to economic collapse
  • US import prices unchanged on weak petroleum
  • US weekly jobless claims continue to fall as labor market tightens
  • Bitcoin surges 17% in sudden move to above $8,000, then loses some ground
  • Trump tweets again on Syria, saying attack could be ‘very soon or not so soon at all’
  • A Silicon Valley house that burned two years ago is now on the market for $800,000
  • Defense stocks outperform when US takes military action in the Middle East
  • Gold hits highest level since August 2016 in wake of Trump’s missile threat
  • Consumer prices post first drop in 10 months on weak gasoline
  • Gold, oil and Treasurys jump as Trump warns Russia missiles ‘will be coming’ at Syria
  • Global trading system is at risk of being ‘torn apart,’ warns IMF’s Lagarde
  • ZUCKERBERG WINS ON WALL STREET: Facebook shares have best day in 2 years
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  • Goldman Sachs cuts Tesla price target, predicts Model 3 disappointments and capital raise
  • US wholesale inventories increase solidly in February
  • Like flu season, the ‘infectious’ spread of bitcoin could be over, Barclays says
  • US producer price index beats expectations in March as inflation pressures rise
  • Goldman shares to jump nearly 20% as rates rise, investment banking booms: Bernstein
  • American companies in China have much at stake in the trade dispute
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  • Auto imports from Mexico climb as NAFTA negotiators appear close to new agreement
  • Yellen and other economists say tax cuts are blowing up the budget
  • Bank of America: Tech stocks could be headed for regulatory-driven collapse similar to tobacco and banks
  • Bitcoin tanks below $7,000, down 6% in two hours
  • Former ‘super bull’ sours on economic growth, sees ‘good old fashioned slowdown’ ahead
  • SEC takes aim at controversial crypto-company Longfin, freezes $27 million in proceeds from insider stock sales
  • SEC targets controversial crypto firm Longfin, freezes $27 million in proceeds from insider stock sales
  • MGM could be interested in buying casino rival Wynn, report says
  • Top MBA programs beef up cryptocurrency courses to keep up with demand
  • Wall Street’s Tom Lee predicts ‘massive outflow’ from cryptocurrencies ahead of tax day
  • US households owe $25 billion in taxes on cryptocurrencies, analyst Tom Lee estimates
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  • Big-screen TVs and other products you buy that may get more expensive because of a possible trade war with China
  • Bitcoin prices jump after Japanese online broker reportedly makes bid for a crypto exchange
  • Trump jabs Amazon for a fourth time in a week, saying the post office loses billions serving retailer
  • Shares of cryptocurrency play Longfin drop 30% after disclosing SEC investigation
  • Disregard Trump’s Amazon ‘chatter’ and buy shares, Wall Street analyst says
  • Small-business hiring falls to lowest level in over 7 years
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  • Protectionism is a bigger risk to Hong Kong than currency peg collapse
  • Bitcoin’s market value should fall by more than a third before year-end, Swiss researchers say
  • Bitcoin climbs back above $7,000 even as stocks fall
  • Fitbit shares plunge 9% after Morgan Stanley downgrades: ‘Hard to see a floor’
  • Fitbit shares plunge 9 percent after Morgan Stanley downgrades: ‘Hard to see a floor’
  • Biotech stock Alkermes plunges 20% after FDA refuses to review its depression treatment
  • Trump hasn’t dented enthusiasm for Chinese IPOs in the US
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  • Bitcoin slides, on pace for weekly losses of more than 15 percent as tax day approaches
  • Bitcoin falls below $7,000, now down more than 25% for the week
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  • Overstock.com stock offering canceled, source says; shares rise
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  • ‘Buy the dip’ looks dead, as final hour of trading now typically sees selling
  • Tesla’s junk bond tanks below 87 cents on the dollar after downgrade
  • Moody’s downgrades Tesla credit rating on Model 3 production delays
  • Tesla shares fall after Moody’s downgrades credit rating
  • Longfin loses a third of its value after the controversial cryptocurrency stock is booted from the Russell 2000
  • Longfin loses more than a third of its value after the controversial cryptocurrency stock is booted from the Russell 2000 index
  • Shares of retailer-turned-cryptocurrency play Overstock.com crater on share offering
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  • Cryptocurrency litecoin falls 10% after payments processor ‘LitePay’ closes; ‘We got too excited,’ coin founder says
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  • Bitcoin falls 7 percent to below $8,000 after Twitter’s ban on cryptocurrency ads
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  • Total American net worth ratio reaches new high — which in the past signaled a recession was not far away
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  • Wall Street analyst creates new index that tries to tell you when to buy bitcoin
  • Bitcoin prices fall below $9,000 — a 24% decline for the week
  • Mexican peso, Canadian dollar jump on report countries will be exempt from tariffs
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  • Bitcoin drops over increased scrutiny of exchanges, now down 16% from high this week
  • Bitcoin drops over increased scrutiny of exchanges, now down 18% over 2 days
  • Last-look guidance felt as market prepares for FX code deadline
  • Bitcoin just tanked below $10,000 after SEC says crypto exchanges must register with agency
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  • Stocks of big manufacturers that use metals plunge on Trump’s tariff plan
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  • Overstock.com drops 10% after revealing SEC investigation into cryptocurrency token sale
  • Overstock.com drops after revealing SEC investigation into cryptocurrency token sale
  • Watch steel stocks pop, fall, then rebound as Trump’s trade tariff battle plays out in real time
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  • Struggling bitcoin will double by midyear, Wall Street’s Tom Lee says
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  • Yields started jumping right at this moment when Powell hinted at more rate hikes than expected ahead
  • Circle acquisition of Poloniex is just the beginning of likely consolidation in crypto
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  • Bitcoin spikes $900 higher
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  • Buffett, quoting partner Munger, says there are three ways to go broke: ‘liquor, ladies and leverage’
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  • Bitcoin drops below $10,000 again, hitting lowest in a week
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  • Cryptocurrency exchanges add new tech to speed up bitcoin transactions by 20%
  • Bitcoin exchanges add tech to make transactions 20% cheaper
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  • Foreigners showing faith in Trump by buying up huge amounts of US debt
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  • US regulator warns of ‘pump-and-dump’ cryptocurrency frauds
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  • Dow travels more than 22,000 points in one of the wildest weeks since the financial crisis
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  • Bitcoin becomes just like everything else on Wall Street as correlation with stocks jumps to 2-year high
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  • Goldman downgrades Cboe after the ‘unwind’ of wacky volatility products
  • Bitcoin surges by more than $2,000 in just over a day
  • Bitcoin bounces back, briefly rises 12% above $7,700
  • Something is clearly out of whack because the volatility index is surging like this is a crash…but it’s not
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  • Bitcoin continues to tumble, hitting its lowest point since November
  • Bitcoin continues to tumble, briefly breaking below $6,000
  • Cramer: This security going ‘haywire’ after hours is going to pressure the whole stock market on Tuesday
  • Obscure security linked to stock volatility plummets 80% after hours, sparking worries of bigger market effect
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  • Bitcoin price drops below $8,000 for first time since November 24
  • Chipotle downgraded to sell by UBS, citing worse brand perception than when food safety crisis began
  • Bitcoin drops below key $9,000 level on Coinbase
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  • Trump pledged to revive the coal industry, but little has changed one year into his first term
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  • Bitcoin drifts slightly lower after briefly topping $12,000
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  • Crypto carnage: Bitcoin briefly dips below $10,000 on Coinbase, and ethereum crashes too
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  • Bitcoin plunges below $12,000 to six-week low over crackdown fears
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  • Subdued Trading Expected amid Sparse Economic Data
  • Dollar Might Face Hard Times in 2019
  • Oil Remains Bid after Inventories Post Small Decline
  • Chinese Manufacturing PMIs to Spread More Gloom at Year-End
  • Week ahead – US Employment Report to Kick off the New Year
  • Safe-Haven Assets Gain as 10-Year JGB Yield Declines to Negative Territory
  • Canadian Dollar Quiet on Lack of Key Releases
  • European Dec Inflation Data Softer Compared To Month-Ago Levels
  • DAX Jumps As U.S Stock Markets Advance
  • EUR/USD – Euro Gains Continue Ahead Of German Preliminary CPI
  • SPX’s Volatility At 2015’s High
  • ECB Economic Bulletin Provides Forecasts For 2019
  • The US Dollar Index Is In The Red
  • Buying Momentum Falters, Shutdown and Consumer Confidence to Move Dollar
  • Stocks and Commodity Currencies Drop as Caution Returns to Wall Street
  • Wobbly Canadian Dollar Back above 1.36. US Jobless Claims Within Expectations
  • DAX Slides As U.S Stock Surge Fizzles In Europe
  • S&P 500 Attempts to Fight off Bear Market
  • The US Currency Is Still Under Pressure
  • Thin Trading Expected As The Christmas Celebrations Continue
  • Most Of The Markets Across Europe Remain Shut On For Boxing Day Holiday, Political Developments In Washington Remain A Focus
  • Growth Assets Are Spiralling Out Of Control
  • USD/CAD Climbs above 1.36 as Canadian Dollar Falters
  • Market’s Misery Translates into Gold Luster
  • White House Wrangling Dominates Holdiay Season Markets
  • EURUSD Is Ready For Christmas
  • FX Year Ahead 2019: End of Dollar Dominance?
  • DAX – Another Brutal Week as Global Equity Markets Plunge
  • Japanese Industrial Output and Retail Sales to Weaken in November as Yen Enjoys Revived Safe-Haven Status
  • Weekly Economic and Financial Commentary: Data Show Still Solid, but Moderating Momentum in Q4
  • The Weekly Bottom Line: A Solid Year In Spite Of Headwinds
  • Volatility and Risk Aversion Continue to Dominate December
  • Businesses Still Relatively Upbeat in Canada’s Q4 Business Outlook Survey
  • US: Good Times for Consumers, Spending Solid and Inflation Contained
  • Canadian Firms Remain Cautiously Optimistic
  • Canadian October Retail Sales Inch Higher
  • Canadian October GDP Rebounds
  • Week Ahead – Markets to Enter Christmas Lull; Risk of Volatility in Thin Trade
  • FOMC and President Trump Exacerbate Volatility
  • Investors Sprint to Safety ahead of Christmas Break
  • Canadian Dollar Steady ahead of US, Canadian GDPReports
  • S&P 500: So Much For A Santa Rally!
  • Markets Trend Every Which Way But Up
  • Canadian Dollar Higher, Investors Eye US Jobless Claims
  • GBP/USD: Brexit Uncertainty Means BoE Hike Highly Unlikely
  • All About The FED And The Discussions Go On
  • FOMC Review Fed To Markets: ‘Just A Couple Of More Hikes’
  • Canadian Dollar Steadies, but CPI Could Renew Volatility
  • S&P 500: Dovish Fed Hike Enough to Support US Stocks?
  • Brexit Strain to Take Shine off UK CPI and Retail Sales Data, as Well as BoE Meeting
  • Pound Edges Higher, CPI and Fed Statement Next
  • Canadian Dollar Steady ahead of Manufacturing Sales
  • Can The Fed Salvage The Santa Rally?
  • Brexit Update: Corbyn Submits Symbolic No-Confidence Motion
  • EUR/USD: Dollar Extends Decline As Trump’s Criticism Of Fed Grows
  • EURUSD Remains Cautious
  • Another Week in the Red for Canadian Dollar
  • The Only Thing We Have To Fear… Is Fear Itself
  • Weekly Economic and Financial Commentary: A Holly Jolly Price Reprieve
  • The Weekly Bottom Line: Stretch That Loonie (You Have To)
  • Week ahead: Fed Rate Hike Looms But Long Pause Could Follow
  • US Dollar Index Tags a Fresh 2018 High on Mixed Economic Data
  • Dollar Higher Ahead of Crucial Fed Meeting
  • Aussie Tanks vs Greenback (AUD/USD) after China’s Horrendous Industrial and Retail Sales Data
  • Australia & New Zealand Weekly: What Might Our Economic Forecasts Mean for Investors?
  • Week Ahead – Fed Decides as Pressure Grows to Pause Rate Hikes; BoE and BoJ Meet Too
  • China Weekly Letter: Improvement in Trade War, Deterioration in Tech War
  • USD/CAD – Canadian Dollar Edges Lower, US Retail Sales Expected To Slip
  • DAX Under Pressure Ss German, Eurozone Manufacturing PMIs Dip
  • US Retail Sales in Focus as Fed Meeting Comes into View
  • Aussie Looks to Key Chinese Data as Trade Talks Remain in the Spotlight
  • DAX: How Will EU Stocks React To ECB?
  • DAX Drops As German CPI Dips, ECB Meeting Next
  • US: Energy Mutes November CPI, but Core Inflation Firm
  • Canadian Dollar Edges Higher as US Inflation Weakens
  • EUR/USD – Euro Ticks Higher, U.S Consumer Inflation Reports Next
  • SNB Meeting: No Hawkish Bits Yet
  • ECB to End QE But Support Still Needed
  • Japanese Yen Shrugs off Soft Manufacturing Data
  • DAX Surges on Renewed Optimism over U.S-China Talks
  • EUR/USD – Euro Gains Ground Despite Weak German Confidence Report
  • Japanese Yen Dips on as GDP Shrinks
  • Canadian Housing Starts Rose to 216k in November
  • EUR/USD – Euro Gains Ground As German Trade Surplus Beats Estimate
  • Global Growth And Brexit Fears Dominate Proceedings
  • Weekly Economic and Financial Commentary: Perfect Example of He Said, Xi Said
  • The Weekly Bottom Line: See You in Spring, Rate Hikes
  • OPEC+ Agrees on Big Output Cut
  • OPEC+ Agrees to Overall Production Cuts to Counter Slower Demand Growth Next Year
  • Brexit to Dominate Agenda in Busy Week for FX
  • Soft Jobs Data Depreciated Dollar Looking Towards Inflation Data
  • Treasuries Poised for 5th Straight Weekly Gain as Fed Hike Expectations Dwindle on Weaker US Data
  • Pound Could Shrug off Key Data as Brexit Vote Tops Agenda
  • Aussie Eyes China’s Trade and Inflation Data
  • China Weekly Letter – Will the Tech War Threaten a Trade Deal?
  • Chancellor Merkel’s CDU Party To Elect New Leader Today
  • OPEC Deal May Fail Due To Moscow’s Position
  • NFP Jobs Report Expected to be Solid but Fed May Need Something Stronger
  • Canadian Jobs Numbers Up Next as Loonie Awaits OPEC Outcome
  • EUR/USD – Euro Quiet Ahead Of OPEC Meeting, U.S Job Data
  • Bitcoin (BTC) Is Likely To Drop To $ 1,500
  • BoC: A Hold, Probably a Pause
  • Japanese Yen Retracts, Household Spending Next
  • Markets Tumble After US Sell-Off
  • Oil Rebounds Ahead Of OPEC Meeting Amid Hopes For Production Cuts
  • What to Expect From Central Bankers in 2019
  • Japanese Yen Rallies as Risk Appetite Wanes
  • Inverted Yield Curve Curbing Risk Appetite?
  • GBP Currency Gets A Lift From A Non-Binding ECJ Opinion On Article 50
  • U.S. Manufacturing Activity Rebounds in November
  • Trade Wars Armistice Counted Against USD
  • EUR/USD – Euro Posts Gains As Trump Holds Off On New Chinese Tariffs
  • Markets Rally As President Trump And Xi Call A Truce On Trade
  • What’s Next for Italy’s Budget?
  • China Weekly Letter: Trade optimism amid further Chinese slowdown
  • Weekly Economic and Financial Commentary: A Great Deal to Like about this Outlook
  • The Weekly Bottom Line: Mama Said There’ll Be Days Like This
  • Dollar Looking for Economic Guidance Ahead of Busy Week
  • Week ahead: G20, OPEC and NFP
  • ISM Manufacturing PMI to Tick Up in November
  • Week Ahead – Spotlight on US Jobs Report after ‘Powell Put’; RBA and BoC Meet
  • Australia & New Zealand Weekly: Q3 GDP Preview, Housing Slowing Amidst Overall Robust Conditions
  • Weekly Focus – Growth Weakness ahead of Trade Talks
  • Market Focus On G20 Summit
  • Fed Opens Doors For Slow Down Or Even Pause On Further Rate Hikes Next Year
  • Japanese Yen Gains Ground as Japanese Retail Sales Jump
  • Whither Bitcoin? A Review of Past Cycles for the World’s Oldest Cryptocurrency
  • $10 Drop Per Barrel Translates Into 1.5%-5% Decline Of GDP
  • Aussie Eyes Chinese PMIs And Trump-Xi Meeting
  • USD/JPY – Strong Dollar Pushes Yen Close to 114
  • Dollar Unfazed from Morning Data Dump and Fed Report; All Eyes on Powell
  • Eurozone Flash CPI Eyed As Risks Loom
  • Market Sentiment Hangs On G20 Summit
  • Japanese Inflation Improves but Yen Falls to 2-Week Low
  • Canadian Dollar Drifting, US Consumer Confidence Next
  • Dollar Turns Its Sights To Fed Speakers, Pound Tumbles
  • Currencies: Euro Fails To Maintain Gains Despite Risk-On. Focus Turns To The Fed
  • British pound steady as EU approves Brexit deal
  • FOMC Minutes, US Data, and Speeches by Fed Officials to Drive Dollar
  • USD Remains In Safe Haven Mode
  • Sterling Unimpressed By EU Leaders Approving Brexit Deal
  • The Weekly Bottom Line: Oil Continues its Slump
  • Dollar Higher as Trade War Concerns Fuel Risk Aversion
  • Black Friday Sale for Crude ahead of Busy Next Week
  • China Weekly Letter: All Eyes on the Xi-Trump Meeting
  • Australia & New Zealand Weekly: RBA’s Forecast for Wages Casts Doubt on Their Confidence of a Hike by End 2020
  • Week Ahead – Brexit and G20 Summits to Take Centre Stage; Fed also Under the Limelight
  • Oil Selling Resumes, WTI Falls to a 13-Month Low and Brent Breaks Below $60
  • Weekly Focus – One Step Closer to a US-China Trade Agreement?
  • Canadian CPI up to 2.4% in October
  • Canadian Consumer Spending Up a Tick in September
  • Currencies: Sterling Jumps As EU And UK Make Step Forward In The Brexit Process
  • Canada’s Inflation And Retail Sales On The Tap
  • Weekly Economic and Financial Commentary: Italian Budget Drama Likely to Drag into 2019
  • Eurozone PMIs to Signal Even More Dovish ECB?
  • ECB To Release The Meeting Minutes
  • US Dollar Retreats Ahead Of The Thanksgiving Weekend
  • GBP/USD – US Data Sinks, But Pound Unable to Advance
  • DAX Steady after Tech Stocks Rout Equity Markets
  • Dollar Capitalizes On Risk-Off Mood, Euro Eyes Italian Budget Saga
  • Currencies: Dollar Regained Benefit Of The Doubt As US Yields Prevent Further Decline
  • Japanese Yen Subdued, US Housing Reports Match Estimates
  • Japanese Inflation to Hold Steady in October as BoJ Frets about Banks’ Profits
  • U.S. Housing Starts And Building Permits In Focus
  • Wall Street Decline Continues As Traders Worry About Growth
  • British Pound Edges Higher, Investors Eye Inflation Report Hearings
  • US Home Builder Sentiment Plummets in November
  • Gold Advances As Risk Appetite Falls On Brexit Concerns
  • Crude Rises After Cia Concluded Saudi Crown Prince Ordered Khashoggi Killing
  • Weekly Economic and Financial Commentary: Incoming Data Reinforce Slower Pace of Global Growth
  • The Weekly Bottom Line: Oil Industry Woes to Weigh on Growth
  • Will Oil and the Stock Market Derail Fed Tightening?
  • USD/JPY Bullish Trend Under Threat After Cautious Fed Member Comments
  • Dollar Lower Ahead of Crucial Week for Brexit and Italian Budget
  • China Weekly Letter: US-China Rivalry Here to Stay Despite Possible Ceasefire
  • Australia & New Zealand Weekly: Mixed Signals on Housing but Adjustment Process Seems Likely to Have Further to Run
  • Week Ahead – Italy and Brexit Risks to Remain Elevated ahead of Thanksgiving Weekend
  • Week Ahead: Growth Concerns and Brexit Key Focal Points for FX and Stocks
  • Brexit Monitor: Decent Brexit Still Base Case But Uncertainty Has Risen
  • Wall Street Ends Five-Day Losing Streak, Sterling Plummets
  • Calm Before The Storm As Sterling Halfs Decline
  • British Pound Plunges as May Under Attack Over Brexit Deal
  • US: Retail Sales Rebound in October
  • Sterling Shows Signs Of Life, Bitcoin Crashes!
  • China Said To Send Letter To US Outlining Trade Concessions Ahead Of Talks At G20
  • US CPI: Inflation Under Control
  • US: Inflation Edges Higher in October, Mostly on Higher Energy Prices
  • China’s Coming Recession Has Pushed Oil Below $60
  • Cryptocurrency Mining Farms In China Shut Down For ‘Strict’ Tax Inspections
  • More Euro Underperformance in Store by Year-End?
  • UK Inflation and Retail Sales to Briefly Divert Attention from Brexit
  • Japan GDP And Aussie Wages Data Due On Wed, Along With China Industrial Production
  • Sterling Reverses Its Losses In The Morning Session
  • Dollar Drive to Encourage Renewed Round of Pressure for Emerging Markets
  • Canadian Dollar Quiet as US, Canadian Banks Closed
  • Crude Oil Rises As Saudi Signals Supply Cuts
  • Brexit Monitor: No UK Compromise On Backstop Proposal Just Yet
  • Weekly Economic and Financial Commentary: Fed on Track for December Rate Hike
  • The Weekly Bottom Line: Plenty of News, But Not Much New
  • US Dollar Flying High on Hawkish Fed Statement
  • Week Ahead – After Central Banks and Midterms, Focus to Move Back to Economic Data
  • Weekly Focus: One Step Closer to a Brexit Deal?
  • China Weekly Letter: Next Stop Xi-Trump Meeting
  • Pound Drops Momentarily Below 1.30 on Brexit Woes; Oil Set for Fifth Weekly Loss
  • GBP/USD Rally Stalls Along with UK Economic Hrowth
  • USD/CAD – Bullish Fed Sends Canadian Dollar To 8-Week Low
  • Stocks Fall Amid China Worries, Dollar Holds Gains
  • Italy’s Costly Budget Ordeal: Fiscal Imprudence Non Grata
  • Fed Stays on the December Rate Hike Path
  • Canada: Housing Starts Post Better-than-Expected Gain in October
  • Dollar Remains Bullish ahead FOMC Rate Decision
  • Democrats Take the US House – Market Implications
  • Daily Markets Broadcast
  • Dollar’s Rivals Gain as US Congress Split Flags Political Noise; RBNZ Rate Decision Awaited
  • Canadian Dollar Higher as Risk Appetite Returns after US Election
  • RBNZ Set to Keep Rates Unchanged But Could it Trim Rate Cut Bets?
  • Gold Under Pressure as All Eyes on US Voters
  • Pound Intends to Rise
  • Canadian Dollar Subdued ahead of US Congressional Elections
  • U.S. Non-Manufacturing Activity Pulls Back from Record High in October
  • Surging Pound Shrugs Off Soft Services PMI
  • EUR/USD Retreats on ECB, Italy and Soft Data ahead of US Mid-term Elections
  • Canadian Dollar Trading Sideways, US Services Report Next
  • Weekly Economic and Financial Commentary: Volatile Financial Markets, but Solid Economic Data
  • The Weekly Bottom Line: Accelerating Wages Lag Behind Moderating Home Prices
  • Week Ahead: US Midterms, Three Central Banks and More Earnings
  • Strong Fundamentals Boost Dollar with US Midterms in Focus
  • How the US Midterm Elections Could Impact the Dollar and Equities
  • US-China Trade: 60% Chance of Ceasefire at Xi-Trump Meeting
  • Week Ahead – Fed Meets Amid Stock Market Wobble; US Midterms and UK Q3 GDP also in Spotlight
  • Australia & New Zealand Weekly: RBA Will Stick to Positive Forecasts but Risks are Mounting
  • Weekly Focus: Global Slowdown
  • Canada: October Sees a Few More Jobs
  • US NFP: Payrolls Bounce Back Strongly After Hurricanes Pass
  • Revisions Move Canada’s Trade Calance to Deficit
  • Gold Jumps as US Dollar Shows Broad Losses
  • British Pound Climbs as Brexit Talks Show Progress
  • Canadian Dollar Moves Higher as Investor Confidence Improves
  • DAX Surges As Airline And Bank Stocks Jump
  • Yen Edges Higher, BoJ Holds Course
  • The Natural Unemployment Rate and Fed Policy
  • Canadian Dollar Ticks Lower ahead of GDP
  • Euro Slips To 2 ½-Month Lows Despite Encouraging Inflation Signs, Stocks Bounce Higher
  • Japanese Yen Drops to 1-Week Low, BoJ Rate Statement Looms
  • Eurozone Inflation to Inch Higher in October but Doubts Persist about Outlook
  • Canadian Dollar Trading Sideways, Poloz Testimony Next
  • EUR/USD Nears 1.13 Again on Dollar Strength, Deteriorating Eurozone Economy
  • The Real China Question
  • Gold Slips as U.S. Inflation, Personal Spending Reports Beat Forecasts
  • Euro Sleepy at Start of Week
  • Euro Weighed by German Politics; Dollar Green VersusYen ahead of Core PCE Inflation
  • Weekly Economic and Financial Commentary: GDP Growth Remains Solid in Q3
  • The Weekly Bottom Line: Economy is Hot, but Markets Worried About the Future
  • FTSE: Can Next Week Match this Week’s Volatility?
  • Dollar Pays Heavy Price for Equity Sell Off
  • US Core PCE Index Seen Slightly Weaker in September
  • Week Ahead – US Jobs Report and Eurozone GDP Eyed amid Growth Fears; BoJ and BoE Meet
  • Australia & New Zealand Weekly: Looking through Monthly Volatility, Westpac’s Employment Outlook for Aus
  • Weekly Focus: Central Bank Optimism Despite Growth Risks
  • U.S. Real GDP Continued to Grow at a Strong Rate in Q3
  • US: Hot Consumer Spending Leads the U.S. Economy to Expand at a 3.5% Pace in Q3
  • Stocks Remain In The Eye Of Risk-Off Storm, US GDP On Tap
  • Equities Sea Of Red
  • US Q3 GDP Growth Seen Softer But Still Trump-Supportive
  • ECB Recap: Draghi Sticks to the Script, EUR/USD Bears Eye 16-Month Low Near 1.13
  • Canadian Dollar Edges Higher as BoC Raises Rates, U.S. Durable Goods Orders Next
  • Euro Rises Softly Ahead Of ECB Rate Announcement, Equities Show Some Recovery
  • Will ECB Meeting be More Eventful than Expected?
  • ECB Meets Amid Darkening Cloud Over Europe; Draghi’s Views in Focus
  • Euro, Pound Among the Worst Performers; May’s Speech and BoC Rate Decision in Focus
  • EUR/USD – Euro Slide Resumes As Manufacturing Growth Slows
  • Eurozone Markit PMIs Could be a Warning Call for Growth
  • Gold Jumps to 13-Week High as Global Equity Markets Slip
  • Bullying Up On Safe Havens
  • DAX Slips Over Italy Debt, Trade War Tensions
  • Gold Slips as Dollar Flexes Muscle
  • Strong Dollar Pushes British Pound Below 1.30
  • EUR/USD – Lack Of Data Leaves Euro Subdued
  • The Midterm Elections and Our Economic Outlook
  • Weekly Economic and Financial Commentary: Signs Pointing to Solid Third Quarter Growth
  • The Weekly Bottom Line: Higher Interest Rates May be Starting to Bite
  • US Growth in Q3 to Guide Dollar
  • US Election Monitor #3: Standstill as US Criticises China Trade Policy
  • Week Ahead – Central Banks and US Q3 GDP in Focus; BoC Poised to Raise Rates
  • Weekly Focus: Pressure on Italy is Set to Intensify
  • Canadian Inflation Closer to 2% in September after Summer Spike
  • Canadian August Retail Sales Decline
  • Chinese Economic Growth Slows to Weakest Pace in Almost a Decade
  • CAD Plummets on Disappointing Retail Sales and Weak Inflation
  • DAX Slide Continues On Italy Budget Crisis
  • Sell-Off Continues
  • Could China’s Q3 GDP Growth Tell Us More about the Impact of US Tariffs?
  • USD/CNH Could Hit 7.00 with Chinese GDP in Focus
  • USD Better Bid Amid FOMC Minutes, Will It Last?
  • EUR/USD – Lack Of Eurozone Data Leaves Euro Yawning
  • Gold Steady ahead of Fed Minutes, Treasury Currency Report
  • British Pound Dips on Soft CPI
  • Directionless Markets Amid Lack Of Clear Driver
  • EURUSD Is Steady
  • Fed Minutes Next on the Plate for Dollar
  • Australian Employment Report Expected to Remain Solid; Unlikely to Excite Aussie Traders
  • UK Hourly Earnings Data Beats Expectations, Focus Turning To Brexit Talks And The EU Leader Summit
  • Special Report: Can Saudis Stop The Capital Flight?
  • BoC: Businesses Remain Optimistic about the Future
  • Gold Rises as Metal Regains Safe Haven Title
  • Geopolitical Risks And Yields Dominate Proceedings
  • CHF And JPY Up Amid Risk-Off Sentiment
  • US Election Monitor #2: Kavanaugh Confirmation Not Likely to Affect the Senate Battle
  • Weekly Economic and Financial Commentary: September Inflation Keeps Fed on Track
  • The Weekly Bottom Line: Stocks Adjust to Higher Yields
  • US Retail Sales to Support Dollar
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