January 14, 2014 Santiago, Chile Well at least someone finally had the candor to just come out and say it. In the wake of recent terror attacks in Europe, British Prime Minister David Cameron has called for an end to secure communications technology...
The biggest bank in the US, JP Morgan Chase, signalled it had to face a fresh wave of fines after incurring more than $1bn in legal charges in the last quarter of 2014...
GoPro shares fell 12 per cent impacted by the news Apple was granted a patent for an action camera, which suggested that the two consumer electronics companies might one day go into direct competition, as the Financial Times reports...
Last month British consumer price inflation (CPI) plunged to its lowest level in over 14 years, easing a squeeze on consumers. It looks set to fall further leaving the Bank of England under no pressure to raise interest rates soon, as Reuters reports...
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By Bill Bonner in Rancho Santana, Nicaragua It took only 48 hours. And France took the bait. Rather than declare the murder of the Charlie Hebdo cartoonists a crime, which it surely was, French prime minister Manuel Valls turned an act of murder into an act of war, which it surely wasn't...
According to a final estimate released by the State Statistics Service (Rosstat), Russia’s inflation hit 11.4% in 2014 reaching its highest level since 2008 when consumer prices rose by 13.3...
According to David Kostin, Goldman Sachs's chief U.S. equity strategist, U.S. stock markets will experience a pullback from their record highs at the end of February...
The UK's deficit in goods and services was £1.4bn in November, compared with £2.2bn in October, according to the Office for National Statistics. However, it said this reflected a fall in the value of imports rather than an increase in export activity. Imports fell £1...
Damac Properties Dubai Co., buildig Hollywood themed apartment towers, climbed in debut trading in the emirate, adding as much as 21 percent before trading 1.8 percent higher at 2.84 dirhams at 11:57 a.m. local time...
A landmark legal opinion this week will remind the European Central Bank of the limits it faces as it advances towards money printing, while a tumbling oil price saps inflation in debt-strained Europe...
Market movers ahead The risk of deflation will again be in focus in the coming week, as inflation figures are scheduled for release in the US, Sweden and Denmark. US inflation in December 2014 looks set to hit a five-year low at 0.8% y/y...
Melbourne, Australia Saturday, January 10th, 2015 The Right Assets at the Right Time From Callum Newman in Albert Park: --Besides the direction of the oil price and worries about possible contagion from a distressed Russia, the big question of 2015 is when will the US Fed raise interest rates...
ECB now intensely pressured to apply QE, after indicators showed Europe officially entered deflation
According to many eurozone politicians and analysts, the 0.2% drop in prices, the first annual fall for five years, indicated the weakness of the eurozone economy and the need for a fresh injection of funds by the central bank...
Speaking at a press conference in Downing Street, Angela Merkel, the German chancellor, said that she has “always” supported Greek membership of the euro as she said she had “no doubt whatsoever” that Athens would uphold its commitments, as Britain's The Guardian reports...
Deflation is a danger that has the European Central Bank arming itself with a range of exotic policy weapons. Some of them were cancelled, like negative interest rates on bank deposits with national central banks...
According to Steven Englander, global head of G-10 foreign-exchange strtegy at Citigroup Inc., the average 10-year bond yield of the United States, Japan and Germany, taken together, has dropped below 1 percent for the first time ever...
South Korea's biggest auto group and the world's fifth-largest carmaker, Hyundai, said it planned to spend 80.7 trillion won (61.4 billion euros, $73.3 billion) over the next four years on new factories, research and development, as well as a new headquarters...
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