Toyota says it will get back to full production by December and Japanese stocks rally
Automakers led Japanese stocks higher today after Toyota Motor (TM) said it expects car production to return to normal by December at the latest. The company expects to begin raising production to regular levels beginning in July in Japan and in August at overseas plants as it recovers from supply-chain disruptions caused by Japan’s earthquake and tsunami.
Be your own S&P: Here’s how to rate the debt of all the world’s countries (and then use your ratings to guide your portfolio)
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Fertilizer-maker Yara International is back in the green
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Bets against the dollar look like they’ve still got time to run
Normally I’d be looking for currency traders to reverse their negative bets on the U.S. dollar right about here. But the looming end to the Federal Reserve’s program of quantitative easing, QE2, in June and the timing of any budget deal in Washington makes calling the timing of this reversal much harder. I’d say the odds favor traders letting the current trend run for a while yet—before they take profits and start to bet on a bounce.
Higher copper prices (expected) and higher production (surprise) drive Freeport McMoRan’s big beat this quarter
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Wait on Peabody Energy–a think there’s more where today’s drop came from
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Bad weather in the U.S. farm belt will stoke food price inflation just when we need falling prices
With wheat and corn prices already near record highs and with projections for end of season stockpiles calling for record lows, weather reports from the U.S. grain belt point to below normal yields and slower than usual planting.
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