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Topic: Market Outlook

Feb.09
10:11 AM ET
Posted By:Vittoria Pirone, Assistant Producer, CNBC CNBC Stock Blog Europe
China’s steelmakers will see a rebound this year thanks to weakening iron ore prices and potential policy easing in the property sector, Helen Lau, senior analyst metals and mining at UOB Kay Hian in Hong Kong, told CNBC on Wednesday.    Read More
Feb.07
6:15 PM ET
Tuesday, 7 Feb 2012
There is a high probability gold will use the previous resistance level near $1,880 as a target level.   Read More
Jan.31
7:11 PM ET
Tuesday, 31 Jan 2012
The chart pattern suggests an initial target of $1.18 and this is usually followed by a consolidation.   Read More
Jan.27
11:23 PM ET
Friday, 27 Jan 2012
Posted By:Mohamed El-Erian CNBC Guest Blog - Europe
The health of the global economy, and that of markets, depends on the success of a series of medium-term handoffs between the public and private sectors – in growth, balance sheets and credit flows.   Read More
Jan.24
10:05 PM ET
Tuesday, 24 Jan 2012
The price target for Nymex Oil is around $120 over the next few weeks.    Read More
Jan.17
8:16 PM ET
Tuesday, 17 Jan 2012
The current rally is testing the support/resistance level near 2,300. A move above this level is bullish. A retreat away from this level is bearish and confirms the downtrend remains very strong.   Read More
Jan.13
5:10 PM ET
Friday, 13 Jan 2012
Posted By:Mohamed El-Erian CNBC Guest Blog - Europe
It is unclear the extent to which the downgrades will alter the function of the international monetary system over time. It is also unclear how material the incremental headwinds blowing out of Europe will be for countries already facing internal fragilities.    Read More
Jan.10
7:16 PM ET
Tuesday, 10 Jan 2012
The current rally in the Dow is limited. After the index touches 12,600 by the end of January, the rally will lose momentum.   Read More
Jan.06
1:44 PM ET
Friday, 6 Jan 2012
Wall Street strategists may expect the S&P to increase by 7 percent this year, but it appears individual investors are anticipating something else.   Read More
Jan.03
7:39 PM ET
Tuesday, 3 Jan 2012
Analysis of the dollar index suggests a significant increase in the dollar index, and in turn, a significant fall in the euro.   Read More
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