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Reading the markets ahead of the opening bell, with Peter Yastrow, Yastrow Origer.
When sterling's value moved sharply up in the late 90s and stayed at high levels for longer than expected, it "had a real impact on the shap...
Japan's government said the country's economy has slipped back into deflation Friday, as the Bank of Japan operated on its economic assessme...
Japan's government said the country was in a mild state of deflation Friday. The comment pushed the Nikkei 225 Average down 0.5% to the lowe...
"The labor market is always a kind-of lagging indicator, less so a bit in the US than elsewhere," Brian Coulton from Fitch said Friday after...
In this last quarter, we've seen a pattern forming where the first two weeks of each month are "very bullish," while "upside momentum begins...
Turkey's largest mobile phone operator, Turkcell expects sales growth to rise by 10% next year as the introduction of 3G technology will pus...
The US-China trade relationship has reached a "bit of a stalemate," according to Fabien Pictet, chairman of FPP Asset Management Friday. He ...
The UK government needs to focus on rebalancing the public finances, Richard Lambert, director-general of the CBI, told CNBC Friday. Lambert...
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TOPIC : Interest Rates
I didn't know about it either... Read More
18 Nov 2009
A lot of housing data hit the wires today, much of it unexpected and confusing, so let's start at the top... Read More
17 Nov 2009
The home buyer tax credit was extended and expanded, and mortgage interest rates have actually been trending even lower, but housing's recovery is still being hampered by new appraisal rules... Read More
16 Nov 2009
A new survey shows that even in those markets where investor competition has returned and prices on the low end are beginning to stabilize, homeowners still owe far more on their mortgages than their homes are currently worth... Read More
13 Nov 2009
I knew it was coming, but I guess I was hoping it wouldn't be quite so tunnel-visioned... Read More
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TOPIC : Interest Rates
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