The index is a measure of economic sentiment that rises & falls with major events like the 9/11 attacks & the 2009 global financial crisis.
EUROPE's banking system is facing its day of reckoning, amid menacing threats from both Deutsche Bank & Italy's crippled lenders, an investment and risk advisor has warned.
what is hidden on its books, namely whether the bank's billions in loans and its trillions in derivatives have been marked correctly.
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The bad news? There was a dramatic downward revision for August (from 609k to 575k). The worse news? New home sales are only back to 1992 levels. If I look at new homes sales YoY against mortgage rates YoY, I get this chart: The West…
Whirlpool, Masco and Sherwin-Williams have all slid on bad earnings news. Is this painting a bearish picture for housing as a whole?
Vacancies are soaring in most Manhattan submarkets, including Madison Avenue...
We’re about to pay the price for all the good times.
America's largest foreign creditor, China, sold a record $34 billion in US paper in the latest month, & bringing its total holdings to the lowest since 2012.
Technical analyst Jack Chan charts recent movements in the gold and silver markets. With COT data showing signs of a bottom, Chan is waiting for price action to confirm.
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Robert Shiller Yale University Professor of Economics and Finance, discusses the latest home price data in the August S&P CoreLogic Case-Shiller Index. He speaks on “Bloomberg Daybreak: Americas.” (Source: Bloomberg) Robert Shiller Sees Hint of […]
Thanks to a dramatic downward revision for August (from 609k to 575k), September's 593k new home sales rose more than expected (but was below expectations of 600k).
The European Central Bank is nearly certain to continue buying bonds beyond its March target and to relax its constraints on the purchases to ensure it finds enough paper to buy, central bank sources have told Reuters.
A massive global debt writedown of sovereign bond is coming, on the back end of the Global Financial RESET. Think paradigm shift of the most disruptive type while power shifts eastward. The risk of war rises.
European stocks were lower, following Asian equity markets downward after a string of disappointing earnings reports from large U.S. companies, and a drop in oil prices.
It now appears that DB has continued to hemorrhage cash, the German lender's exchange traded fund unit has seen billions in outflows as Germany’s biggest lender considers whether to sell parts of its asset management business.
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the Fed’s normalization process will be far from automatic and the risk of market instability will remain too high to ignore.