In the nicest, most diplomatic way Cameron tells Merkel to get with the program and save the euro already
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The latest positive indicator comes from this morning’s release of the Conference Board’s Index of Leading Economic Indicators. The index climbed 0.9% in October. That’s the biggest jump since February.
Beyond the volatility, China and Brazil start to outperform
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Today’s auctions of Spanish and French debt don’t go well–does the European Central Bank have a choice besides massive intervention as French yields climb?
Yields on Italian and Spanish bonds will keep rising until the European Central Bank moves with overwhelming force–until then political reforms don’t matter
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Consumer inflation fell in October–that was the first drop since June. Excluding energy and food inflation climbed by 0.1%.