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| | | ... risk waters. Financial markets are again in upheaval and fear is once more on the rise - the VIX index spiked 10.5% overnight to a reading of 31.40. It's China that did it! Oh yes, Virginia, yesterday's official PMI result reminded all and sundry that ... |
| | | | ... foreign investors are less than 2%. This makes it a highly volatile exchange. However, even an 8% fall of the market overnight can provide opportunity for investors: "Domestic investors with access to foreign markets have sold what they can, so there's ... |
| | | | It didn't happen overnight, but it happened... yesterday. That thing I mused about exactly five months ago -12 March 2015 - China devalued its currency. (http://www.financialstandard.com.au/news/view/48312386) "It is perhaps still too early for QE ... |
| | | | ... everything, and non-conventional policies. Take the case of China - which by the by started the equity shopping spree overnight. Beijing reported tumbling exports - down 8.3% in the year to July - indicating weak global demand and diving imports - down ... |
| | | | ... BOE would not raise interest rates... just yet. The British currency's reaction confirmed this - it slipped by 0.6% overnight against both the US dollar and the euro. The interest rate outlook is also supported by the BOE's latest growth and inflation ... |
| | | | ... 28-29 tete-a-tete. But what was surprising was Wall Street's reaction - the Dow and the S&P 500 index both climbed 0.7% overnight - to headlines upon headlines alluding to a September lift-off. Wall Street's positive reaction is confounding because this ... |
| | | | ... something wrong with our share market because, "The main US stock index, the S&P 500, hit another fresh record high in overnight trading. Contrast that with the benchmark index in Australia, the S&P/ASX 2000 [sic], which, while up slightly today, is ... |
| | | | ... there's just no bringing back gold's shine. Gold was hit for six - that is, prices dropped for a sixth consecutive day overnight - down to a low of US$1,088.05 per ounce (the lowest since March 2010). It managed to close a bit on the up to US$1,102.05 ... |
| | | | ... the deadline delay by the Greek Parliament. No one dared move... just in case. The S&P 500 index showed more reaction overnight - up 0.8% -- more because of Greece (austerity measures passed by Parliament) and better-than-expected US company earnings ... |
| | | | ... uncertain, and unanticipated developments could delay or accelerate this first step". The Bank of Canada's "surprise" move overnight, cutting interest rates by 25 bps to a 6-year low 0.5% also brings us back to early this year. Remember the series of ... |
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