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Latest News Headlines
Bloomberg: A $240-Billion-a-Day Market Is Leaving London Over Brexit
The City of London is being dealt another Brexit blow. CME Group Inc. is moving its European market for short-term financing, the largest in the region, out of London because the exchange operator wants to guarantee continental firms can continue to use it if there is a no-deal Brexit. [more...]
Bloomberg: The Pound’s Rally May Be Ignoring a Big Risk
The pound’s rally this month on growing optimism for a Brexit agreement may be ignoring a big risk: getting any deal through Parliament. [more...]
Bloomberg: Stocks Lose Gains as Traders Mull a Split Congress: Markets Wrap
Asian equities and U.S. stock futures surrendered gains as investors mulled any implications for markets from American midterm election results that showed the anticipated split in Congress. The dollar retreated against most major peers and U.S. Treasury yields declined. [more...]
Bloomberg: Boeing Close to Issuing Safety Warning on 737 Max
Boeing Co. is preparing to send a safety warning to operators of its new 737 Max jets in response to the investigation of last week’s fatal crash off the coast of Indonesia that left 189 dead, said a person familiar with the matter. [more...]
Bloomberg: How Bill Gates Aims to Save $233 Billion by Reinventing the Toilet
Bill Gates thinks toilets are a serious business, and he’s betting big that a reinvention of this most essential of conveniences can save a half million lives and deliver $200 billion-plus in savings. [more...]
Bloomberg: Cohn Sees No ‘Instant Cure’ on U.S.-China Trade After Midterms
Gary Cohn, formerly President Donald Trump’s top economic adviser, said he doesn’t see a quick resolution to U.S.-China trade tensions after congressional elections. [more...]
Bloomberg: This Time, Stocks Got It Right. Now About That October Rout ...
For once, the consensus came true. Markets got it right and no violent repricing in equities was needed. A divisive episode of U.S. politics came and went, and investors are exactly where they were before. The question for bulls: can it actually last? [more...]
Bloomberg: A Market Guide to the Midterms
The U.S. midterm elections are upon us, and the results will have implications for everything from bond yields to equity volatility. Here’s a sampling of what strategists are saying about the outlook for markets. [more...]
Reuters: Wall Street futures up a tad after Democrats win U.S. House
U.S. stock futures pointed to a modestly higher opening on Wall Street on Wednesday after Democrats won control of the House of Representatives in U.S. mid-term congressional elections. [more...]
Reuters: Oil dips amid well-supplied market, Iran sanction waivers
Oil prices dipped on Wednesday as high output and U.S. sanction waivers allowing Iran’s biggest buyers to keep taking its crude reinforced the outlook for a well-supplied market. [more...]
CNBC: Democrats win back the House — victories will give party a check on Trump
Democrats will win control of the House, a triumph that gives the party real levers of power to check President Donald Trump and Senate Republicans, NBC News projects. [more...]
CNBC: Here’s what the US election results mean for Trump’s trade war with China
Tuesday’s U.S. midterm elections are poised to create significant changes for how President Donald Trump can accomplish his domestic goals, but the results may not mean much for the country’s trade policies. [more...] |
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