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Bloomberg: Stocks Mixed, Dollar Flat as Shutdown Continues: Markets Wrap
Asian equities were mixed, while the dollar and Treasuries halted a recent selloff as investors assess the impact of the U.S. federal government shutdown. [more...]
Bloomberg: How to Make Money From Volatility Rise: Morgan Stanley's Ideas
Prospects for a winding back of central bank stimulus this year, along with a potential pick-up in global inflation, have boosted the risk of greater fluctuations in asset markets that have largely moved in tandem in recent years. [more...]
Bloomberg: Recent ‘Odd’ Market Moves May Be a Warning Sign for Stocks
Something odd has happened in U.S. markets in recent days, and it may be a sign that it’s time to start worrying about the stock rally, according to Citigroup Inc. [more...]
Bloomberg: Fresh Doubts Raised on China's Bad-Loan Data
China’s bad-loan data, which analysts and investors have long regarded to be understated, was thrown into question again after the banking regulator uncovered faked reporting at a local lender. [more...]
Bloomberg: Senate at Impasse as Votes Delayed Until Monday: Shutdown Update
The House and Senate were in session Sunday with a federal government shutdown in its second day amid a spending-bill impasse in Congress. The House is supposed to be on recess this week, but members stayed in Washington as negotiations continue. [more...]
Bloomberg: Asia Loses Its Luster Versus Mexico and Turkey in EM Scorecard
By some measures, Mexico and Turkey come out as the most attractive emerging markets for 2018. In a Bloomberg analysis based on a range of metrics including growth, yields, current-account position and asset valuations, the two countries score highest among 20 developing economies. [more...]
Reuters: Global stocks, dollar sag after U.S. government shutdown
U.S. stock futures, Asian equities and the dollar pulled back slightly on Monday after the U.S. government was forced to shut down amid a dispute between President Donald Trump and Democrats over immigration. [more...]
Reuters: Oil rises as Saudi Arabia says producers will cooperate beyond 2018
Oil prices climbed on Monday, pushed higher by comments from Saudi Arabia that cooperation between oil producers who are currently withholding supplies would continue beyond 2018. [more...]
CNBC: Shutdown to enter a third day as Senate plans to vote Monday after failing to reach deal
The U.S. government shutdown will go into a third day Monday, as the Senate failed to strike a deal to break an impasse before the work week starts in Washington. [more...]
CNBC: 90% of bitcoin's value could get wiped out, Wall Street veteran Peter Boockvar warns
Wall Street veteran Peter Boockvar predicts an epic crash will hit the cryptocurrency market. He isn't sure if it'll come to a grinding halt or be a slow and steady drop — but he says it's coming. [more...]
CNBC: US stock futures fall on the government shutdown
Stock futures fell on Sunday as the U.S. government remained shut down. Dow Jones industrial average futures declined 33 points and briefly fell as much as 101 points. S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100 futures dropped 2 points and 8 points, respectively. [more...]
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