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The Financial Times – Trump faces choice between upheaval and continuity at the Fed Donald Trump must choose between embracing continuity or propelling the world’s most important central bank into a potentially market-jarring change of...
The Wall Street Journal – Yellen Says Gradual Rate Increases Should Help Sustain Economy’s Growth Fed chairwoman says labor-market strength should lead to higher inflation next year Federal Reserve Chairwoman Janet Yellen kept the door open...
Bloomberg Business – The Long-Awaited Fed Balance Sheet Taper Begins Today With Mortgages Today’s the Big Day for investors in U.S. mortgage-backed securities. After months of debate and conjecture about what’s become known as the Federal...
Bloomberg – Old Wall Street Is Losing the Battle Beneath the Surface of ETFs A hidden war is taking place within your exchange-traded fund, and some of the biggest names on Wall Street are losing out. Banks like Goldman Sachs Group Inc. have...
Bloomberg.com – Consumer Sentiment in U.S. Unexpectedly Surges to 13-Year High U.S. consumer sentiment unexpectedly surged to a 13-year high as Americans’ perceptions of the economy and their own finances rebounded following several major...
Barron’s – Black Monday 2.0: The Next Machine-Driven Meltdown In the rise of computer-driven trading, some hear echoes of the stock market’s 1987 crash. Beware the feedback loop. Quantitative investors understood early on that betting...
The Wall Street Journal – Why James Dimon and Larry Fink Aren’t Buying Bitcoin Two of the top executives on Wall Street criticized the digital currency bitcoin Friday, with J.P. Morgan Chase & Co. Chief Executive James Dimon ...
Barron’s – Barron’s Big Money Poll: Managers Cling to Bullish Views Top money managers in our exclusive survey remain solidly optimistic. Their views on tax reform, sectors, the dollar, and Trump’s tweets. As the bull market charges...
Barron’s – Who Says This Stock Market Is Overpriced? The market is now near its all-time highs. Yet, says Nobel laureate Robert Shiller, that doesn’t mean a turnaround is in the cards. As the 30th anniversary of the 1987 stock market...
The Financial Times – ‘Economic hate crimes’ will dog next US bailout Clearinghouses will take centre stage in a future financial crisis, writes John Dizard Dodd-Frank and other reforms have made the outright failure of large banks much...
The Financial Times – Saudi Aramco considers shelving international IPO Oil company could turn to private share placement as doubts grow about going public Saudi Aramco is considering shelving plans for an international listing in favour of a...
Bloomberg – Some ECB Members Identify 2.5 Trillion-Euro QE Limit Some European Central Bank policy makers see room for little more than 200 billion euros ($235 billion) of purchases under the institution’s bond-buying program next year,...