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| | | ... anybody's guess. All things being equal and remaining as they are - i.e. US oil shale supply continues to increase and world growth continues to growl - it's easy to extrapolate further slide in crude oil prices. But all things hardly remain equal and ... |
| | | | ... banks didn't lift a finger, they merely used their collective jawbones to do the scaring away of the spooks over world growth, world peace, world health and financial market volatility. St. Louis Fed president James Bullard started the liftoff with his ... |
| | | | ... like the one we're getting now. This is because financial markets, they tell us Victoria, have become fearful of "world growth" (the lack of it) and "world peace" (threatened by Putin and ISIS and Ebola and perhaps... the goings-on in Hong Kong - depending ... |
| | | | ... another entry point. But the rationale is really two sides of the same coin. The IMF's downgrade of its guesstimate for world growth this year and the next - the one that caused Wall Street's see - is the same one that produced Wall Street's saw while ... |
| | | | ... managers were more optimistic about the prospects for equity returns in most markets, while remaining concerned about world growth and medium-term government bonds. During the next five years, the majority of managers expect the world's largest economies ... |
| | | | ... spat. So what else is news? There's the OECD releasing its latest global growth outlook. It cut its forecasts for world growth to 2.7% in 2013 (from 3.1% it predicted six months before) and to 3.6% (from 4.0%) in 2014. Like I said, so what else is new? ... |
| | | | ... in Boston have triggered a flight to quality," said RIA Capital Markets analyst Nick Stamenkovic. The IMF cut its world growth forecast for 2013 on Tuesday as the eurozone recession continued to drag, but predicted growth overall would pick up in the ... |
| | | | ... tell what people might do when pushed to the wall. And mind you, we haven't seen a significant improvement in the world growth outlook as yet. There's also the not so small case of not only the Fed, but many other central banks in the world, unwinding ... |
| | | | ... surveys released over the past 24 hours. Never mind reports of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) lowering its world growth forecast anew - down to 3.5% from 3.6% it predicted in October -- like most guesses, it could be correct or it could be not. ... |
| | | | ... advanced economies to slow but not stop..." It didn't stop alright and the global economy contracted. Actual result -- world growth slipped by 0.6% in the year to the fourth quarter of 2008. And the S&P 500 dropped like a dead body at the end of 2008 ... |
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