Earnings from JPMorgan Chase give bank stock investors something new to worry about
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The World Bank has cut its forecast for global economic growth in 2013 to 2.4% from a June 2012 forecast for 2013 of 3%. The bank’s growth projections are down pretty much across the globe but the world’s developed economies took the biggest part of the cuts.
For Facebook, new product, same question: How does the company monetize all those users?
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The German economy, the EuroZone’s strongest, contracted by 0.5% in the fourth quarter. That’s not good news for efforts in Italy, Spain, Ireland, and Portugal to hit aggressive budget deficit reduction targets in 2013.
Secular bull, secular bear: How I see stocks after 2013
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Stocks on China’s three markets rallied overnight after the head of the China Security Regulatory Commission said that China could increase ten-fold two programs that allow foreign investors to buy stocks and bonds on mainland markets. As you might imagine, investors and traders in China took this as a sign that the Beijing government wants stocks to go up.
Saturday Night Quarterback says, For the week ahead expect…
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Today the markets are spooked by an unexpected jump in inflation in China. Consumer price inflation rose at an annual 2.5% rate in December, a seven-month high, the National Bureau of Statistics reported today. Economists surveyed by Bloomberg had forecast an 2.3% annual inflation rate for December. Seems a bit of an over-reaction