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Latest News Headlines
Bloomberg: Yen Falls, Japan Stocks Advance on Abe Victory: Markets Wrap
A landslide election victory for Japan Prime Minister Shinzo Abe sent the yen down and stocks in Tokyo higher, with the path paved for a continuation of loose monetary policy. [more...]
Bloomberg: JPMorgan Taps AI Startup to Help Traders Predict Market Moves
At the world’s biggest debt dealer, traders can have trouble making sense of all the action as it happens. So JPMorgan Chase & Co. is bringing in artificial intelligence to give them a picture of the whole trading floor - and even predict where markets are going. [more...]
Bloomberg: Seen From Space, China's Oil Demand Looks Stronger Than Expected
Storage data gathered by satellite implies the amount of crude China is putting into storage is below what can be extrapolated from the nation’s customs and production data, Barclays Plc analysts wrote in an Oct. 23 note. That means it may be consuming more oil than official data indicate and that the global supply-demand balance is tighter than estimated. [more...]
Bloomberg: Czech's New Billionaire Leader Could Slow the World's Best Currency Rally
He’s drawn comparisons to the U.S. president, but don’t expect billionaire Andrej Babis to deliver a version of the “Trump bump” after his dominant showing in Czech elections. [more...]
Bloomberg: Yen Weakens, Stocks Gain as Abe Win Removes Threat to BOJ Easing
The yen fell to the lowest in more than three months and Japanese stocks gained after Prime Minister Shinzo Abe’s ruling coalition maintained its majority in Sunday’s general election, signaling continuity with his platform of fiscal spending and monetary easing. [more...]
Reuters: Japan shares at two-decade top, yen near three-month low as Abe wins
Japanese shares jumped on a weaker yen on Monday as an election win for Shinzo Abe’s ruling bloc gave a green light for more policy stimulus, while the euro eased as Spain’s constitutional crisis aggravated concerns about political unity in the region. [more...]
Reuters: U.S. Midwest oil refiners boost output, cut region's dependence on Gulf Coast
U.S. refineries from Ohio to Minnesota are capitalizing on access to cheap crude from Western Canada and North Dakota oilfields, helping their region break a historic dependence on fuel from the Gulf Coast while redrawing oil trade maps. [more...]
CNBC: Cryptocurrencies 'not mature enough' to assess impact: Saudi Arabia regulator
Cryptocurrencies are "not mature enough" yet to assess the impact they could have on regulation and the economy, a senior advisor at Saudi Arabia's financial regulator told CNBC Sunday. [more...]
CNBC: Spotify could be valued at $20 billion when it goes public
Spotify could be valued at $20 billion when it goes public and eventually be worth $100 billion, according to one investment bank. [more...] |
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