Central bank stimulus says stocks go higher through end of 2012
Call it a tug of war between fear of the consequences of the U.S. fiscal cliff and hopes that a wave of stimulus from the Federal Reserve and the Bank of Japan will drive stock prices higher. On the one side the Fed’s promise to buy $85 billion a month in Treasuries and mortgage-backed securities, and severe political pressure on the Bank of Japan to turn on the monetary pumps. On the other, worries about the U.S.fiscal cliff
Saturday Night Quarterback says, For the week ahead expect…
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Factories are humming, according to data released from China and the United States today. The preliminary readings—what’s called the “flash reading–for the purchasing managers index from HSBC Holdings and Markit Economics showed that the Chinese economy expanded that month faster than economists had expected.
The recent Global Trends 2030 report is a smart roadmap to the future–but how do you invest in it?
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This morning EuroZone finance ministers sprang into action. First, the group finally agreed to release 49.1 billion euros in rescue funding for Greece that has been held up since June. Second, the finance ministers agreed on a program to make the European Central Bank the sole supervisor for the EuroZone’s biggest banks.
Fed, Greek bond buyback clear the deck of macro worries for a December rally
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Costco beats on earnings but hardly moves up
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