The only good news for the EuroZone in today’s economic forecasts is that it could be worse
The drop in forecast inflation despite the European Central Bank’s initial steps to purchase assets in the bond markets, and thus to weaken the euro, and thus to raise growth and import some inflation hit the euro especially hard. The continued downward trend in inflation expectations leaves the financial markets convinced that the central bank will have to go even further in its program of asset purchases/euro weakening
How quickly will capital spending rise and margins fall as Alibaba goes global?
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Because the Federal Reserve has used low interest rates to drive a recovery in the housing sector in order to ignite the rest of the economy, the drop in forecast gross margins at homebuilder DR Horton caught my eye yesterday
Cheniere Energy raises $2.5 billion for second LNG export plant
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I think the market is underestimating Visa’s post-Apple Pay growth potential
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The economic data is grim enough, but the financial markets aren’t behaving as if there were any chance of another “central bank surprise” when the European Central Bank meets on Thursday, November 6. The French CAC Index is down 1.62%; the German DAX is off 0.96%, and the Spanish IBEX has slumped 2.16%.