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Saturday, November 30, 2013
Sunday, May 19, 2013
Turbo Growth in Japan
The world's third-largest economy is picking up speed for real , thanks to massive fiscal and monetary easing.
Japan, the world's third largest economy after the U.S. and China is well on its way into the economic recovery, such as Europe and U.S. have been yearning for for years.
Japan, the world's third largest economy after the U.S. and China is well on its way into the economic recovery, such as Europe and U.S. have been yearning for for years.
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Bank of Japan,
fiscal stimuli,
GDP,
Haruhiko Kuroda,
housing market,
inflation,
Japan,
monetary policy,
Shinzo Abe,
yen
Saturday, May 11, 2013
Third positive week in a row on Wall Street
U.S. stocks ended once again in positive territory, hereby setting new records.
Despite the frequent warnings about an upcoming correction in U.S. stock markets prices increased once again on the stock exchanges Friday.
Despite the frequent warnings about an upcoming correction in U.S. stock markets prices increased once again on the stock exchanges Friday.
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currency markets,
dollar,
Dow Jones,
Japan,
Nasdaq,
S-P 500,
stock market,
U.S. economy,
yen
Saturday, May 4, 2013
Stock market Experts: Stock Rally continues
Most stock experts have the opinion that there are more positive than negative things that affect the stock market right now, and many believe further price increases are ahead.
Spirits are at top in the global equity markets. The stock rates whiz in the air, and in several places the one record follows the other. The development follows a 2012, which was also an almost terrific year for equities where market prices in general increased by 22 percent. So it has been a good investment to put your savings in stocks in recent years.
Spirits are at top in the global equity markets. The stock rates whiz in the air, and in several places the one record follows the other. The development follows a 2012, which was also an almost terrific year for equities where market prices in general increased by 22 percent. So it has been a good investment to put your savings in stocks in recent years.
Labels:
bond market,
bonds,
central bank,
dividend,
ECB,
equity markets,
Federal Reserve Bank,
GDP,
interest rates,
rally,
share repurchase,
stock market,
U.S. economy
Saturday, April 27, 2013
“Fortune tellers” predict continued decline for gold
Societe Generale had the second April hardly expected that their forecasts for the end of 2013 should be fulfilled after only 13 calendar days.
The 2nd of April, the finance house Societe Generale published an analysis titled "The end of the gold era". In this the financial services company announced the expectation that the price of gold was facing a collapse, with a marked decline as a result. Their assessment at this time was that gold would fall from the current 1575 USD per. ounce to 1375 USD per. ounce at the end of 2013. Compared to the price at the end of 2012 it had the 2nd of April already droped almost 100 USD per. ounce from 1673 USD per. ounce to 1575 USD per. ounce, but this was a steady and slowly drop over three months.
The 2nd of April, the finance house Societe Generale published an analysis titled "The end of the gold era". In this the financial services company announced the expectation that the price of gold was facing a collapse, with a marked decline as a result. Their assessment at this time was that gold would fall from the current 1575 USD per. ounce to 1375 USD per. ounce at the end of 2013. Compared to the price at the end of 2012 it had the 2nd of April already droped almost 100 USD per. ounce from 1673 USD per. ounce to 1575 USD per. ounce, but this was a steady and slowly drop over three months.
Labels:
commodities,
ECB,
EFT,
gold,
gold price,
inflation,
Societe Generale,
yield spread
Saturday, March 30, 2013
“New world order” creates new view on risk
Since 2007, the amount of top rated government bonds halved globally - This forces investors to reassess their taste for risk. Also rating agencies have changed their view.
If you want to put your money in government bonds with the finest triple-A stamp, there is now far less to choose from than ever before.
If you want to put your money in government bonds with the finest triple-A stamp, there is now far less to choose from than ever before.
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