Dow Skids 200, Stocks End Down 1% as Fed Hints at Stimulus Slowdown
Matt Clinch
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Yields on 10-year Treasurys have lurched 50 basis points upwards since May, and some economists now forecast yields could reach 3 percent by year-end.
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Analysts have handpicked one Latin American currency that could receive a boost on Wednesday's Fed announcement.
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Positive business activity data for the euro zone on Thursday will fail to stop a much larger fall over the long-term for the single currency.
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Google did not ban its Google Glass at Thursday's shareholder meeting, according to a source, but a consumer watchdog group accused the tech giant of doing so and called its executives hypocrites.
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A highly critical report by U.K. lawmakers has shone a light on deficiencies in the government's ability to spot national security risks after a deal struck between BT and Chinese mobile giant Huawei in 2005.
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As political leaders arrive for the 61st annual Bilderberg conference in London, police have implemented a no-fly zone and used anti-terror laws to close-off streets to traffic.
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The 1967 "summer of love" may have initiated a major political and cultural shift, but 2013 looks set to produce a sizeable change in investors' blood pressure.
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The end of the emerging market bull run is upon us, Societe Generale boldly stated last week. Several other analysts have now turned bearish, forecasting worsening currency and bond outflows.
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As Coca-Cola unveiled its first processing plant in Myanmar, one analyst warned that the move into frontier markets could mean emerging markets are not as attractive to multi-nationals as they once were.
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Despite experiencing the coldest spring in 50 years, U.K. consumers beat the weather by posting a rise in retail sales, according to a new survey released Tuesday.