EU/IMF rift on Greek debt is hurting country: Tsipras
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Bridge to nowhere shows China’s failed efforts to engage North Korea Iran welcomes Syria deal, urges political solution Syrian rebels welcome truce but warn of need for oversight With eye on West, Belarus votes in slightly freer election Drones keep watch as pilgrims ascend Mount Arafat for haj climax North Korea says sanctions push after…
“OOOPSY!” By Gary Kaltbaum September 11,2016 Our overall central bank theme remains the same. For longer than we can count, we believe every asset price, every data point and every economic statistic is off of the easiest monetary policy in the history of time…and to the trillionth power. We believe central banks can never roll…
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Before Thursday’s open, the ECB held their latest meeting and did not increase or extend QE and held rates steady. Initially, that disappointed some investors who wanted more easy money from the ECB. Mario Draghi, head of the ECB, said the European central bank did not discuss an extension of QE but did say the program will…
Market Update: Stock futures are nicely lower ahead of Friday’s open as the market continues trading in a relatively tight range just below record highs. Gary’s Thoughts: Yuck open. We shall see what comes of it. Remember, tight range, low volatility and a lot of bullishness. One other note…Apple will not give out numbers on…
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2016-09-08/apple-won-t-announce-iphone-7-opening-weekend-sales-numbers