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| | | ... month's FOMC meeting... or not? The currency markets think 'or not', thereby sending the US dollar higher and higher. As per Reuters, "The dollar index.DXY, which measures the greenback against a basket of major currencies, was last down 0.08 percent ... |
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| | | | ... Investors are happy, no more worries, no more tears, no more geo-political risks, there are only humanitarian missions. Reuters even printed that "NATO chief Anders Fogh Rasmussen warned of a "high probability" that Russia, using the guise of a humanitarian ... |
| | | | ... found religion. Well, not quite. It's all about reports of Russia de-escalating tensions in Ukraine. Hapeee! CNBC cites "Reuters, citing Russia's Interfax, reported that Russia had ended military exercises near the Ukrainian border" and soldiers are ... |
| | | | ... went away since Crimea, the markets just chose to ignore him and his tats for the 'West' tits. Speaking of tit for tats, Reuters reports that "Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev threatened on Tuesday to retaliate for the grounding of a subsidiary ... |
| | | | ... third-largest oil producer and the only route for Caspian energy to western markets that bypasses Russia" while as per Reuters, the country is "host to oil majors including BP, Chevron and ExxonMobil". Think what Putin could do if, like Crimea, he decides ... |
| | | | ... looking to increase its investment in Russia and invested $1.4 billion in a partnership with the Russian Sollis in 2011." Reuters lists other US companies "active in Russia": Chevron Corp, General Electric Co, Caterpillar Inc, John Deere, Mars, Cargill ... |
| | | | ... following an exodus of capital from emerging markets last year, triggered by the scaling back of U.S. monetary stimulus," says Reuters. "The bank will begin with a subscribed capital of $50 billion divided equally between its five founders, with an initial ... |
| | | | ... Frederick - "managing director of active trading and derivatives for Charles Schwab in Austin, Texas" - interview with Reuters underscores the market's sentiment each and every time Wall Street gets another leg up and over its previous high. "I'm expecting ... |
| | | | ... or take a few percentage points, China's on track for 7.5% growth this year. And this is reflected in recent forecasts. Reuters' poll of forecasters conducted two months ago predicted China growth of 7.3% this year and more recently, the World Bank ... |
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