How low will oil go? How about $90 to $95 a barrel for Brent crude?
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I think the Chinese government is building a public case for some kind of economic stimulus package that goes beyond the steps that the People’s Bank has already taken. And that’s why we’re seeing so many “leaks” of bad economic news
10 high dividend stocks that pay in currencies stronger than the dollar
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European leaders know that as big a deal as the June 17 Greek election is, the really tough test will come when a new Greek government will face having to cut another 10 to 15 billion euros from the Greek budget before the end of the June in order to keep to the bailout deal.
McDonald’s combines a 3% yield with better potential capital appreciation than a 10-year Treasury
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The negative news today adds up to a toughening of positions ahead of the summit. And it now looks quite possible that even those of us who looked for a vague promise of action at the end of the meeting could be disappointed.
The housing turn continues to approach but it’s not quite here yet so I’m putting Weyerhaeuser on my watch list
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Relative good news economic growth stories, according to this morning’s OECD report, include the United States, China, Mexico, Brazil, and Indonesia
According to this morning’s economic outlook from the OECD, for the developed economies as a whole, growth will fall to 1.6% in 2011 (from a not so impressive 1.8% in 2011) and then “recover” to a 2.2% growth rate in 2013. The world’s developing economies will, once again, do much better.
I’m treating this as a trading rally–as shorts take profits ahead of a spike in event risk
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