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| | ... 46F) for 30 days, up from previous estimate of 7 days. This comes in the wake of some of the logistics/distribution concerns (WSJ) surrounding the vaccine candidate from Pfizer (PFE-US ) and BioNTech (BNTX-US ). While the recently announced efficacy ... |
| | | ... bill that sanctions Chinese party officials over the new security laws and penalise banks that do business with the entities (WSJ). Trump promised US would address the issue very strongly while State Department said imposing legislation would be met ... |
| | | ... said the deal was not economic stimulus at all, but rather a series of survival payments that will last only a few months. WSJ touched on a similar dynamic, noting that until the spread of the coronavirus is contained, the economic damage will persist." ... |
| | | ... rants? That would be too presumptuous of moi but Factset's report that "Dallas Fed President Kaplan (nonvoter) told the WSJ the recent yield-curve inversion could be a signal to lower rates, but depends on its magnitude and duration (perhaps months) ... |
| | | ... familiar with discussions who said most or all US tariffs on China likely to be lifted as two sides close in on a trade deal. WSJ said talks have progressed to a stage where a formal agreement could be reached at a probable 27-Mar summit between Trump ... |
| | | ... report. A big takeaway from the report remained the inability of good job growth to drive a notable improvement in wages. WSJ ("US Hiring Figures Reveal Sweet Spot for Economy") discussed how economic output on track for a third straight quarter of near ... |
| | | ... implementations, threats, some concessions and now it's good cop bad cop. Bad cop Trump told the Wall Street Journal (WSJ) that it's "highly unlikely" he would agree to China's plea for him to refrain from lifting the current 10% tariff imposed ... |
| | | ... Journal's article headlined "The Tax Law, Just One Month Old, Is Roaring Through U.S. Companies" says it all. According to WSJ, "the effects are rippling through corner offices and boardrooms, with companies large and small dusting off once-shelved plans ... |
| | | ... the past few weeks -- it would act this month, markets fear that the Japanese central bank is "Running Out of Bonds to Buy" (WSJ) in about 18 months (and this, if it maintains its current JGB purchases at ¥80 trillion annually). And then there's the ... |
| | | ... surprisingly, Fed rhetoric has turned dovish. Fed Governor Lael Brainard's comment is the latest. She told the Wall Street Journal (WSJ) that, "Recent developments reinforce the case for watchful waiting" because slow growth in the developed economies ... |
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