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PERSONAL FINANCE
May 17, 2013
On Wall Street
May 17, 2013
Easy money QE party will leave a hangover
Investors left to wonder if there’s time to buy before last call
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Global Market Overview
May 16, 2013
Shares pause after soft US data
Growth concerns bring dollar’s rally to a halt
May 16, 2013
Talking point: The jump in JGB yields
What are the implications of Bank of Japan policy easing?
Gillian Tett
May 16, 2013
Phoney QE peace masks markets’ fragility
Profound tensions lurk beneath surface calm
- BoE questions IMF report calculations
- FT Alphaville The end of QE
From
COMPANIES
May 16, 2013
S&P downgrades Berkshire Hathaway
Concerns over succession plans and reliance on insurance
May 16, 2013
QE debate risky for US Treasury market
Yields have already climbed on improving economic data
Global Market Overview
May 15, 2013
Gains defy gloomy economic data
Japanese stocks up 45% since start of year
May 15, 2013
Greek bond yields fall on Fitch upgrade
Rating agency highlights ‘clear progress’ towards fixing deficits
From
CURRENCIES
May 15, 2013
Weak eurozone growth hits single currency
Pound firms after BoE sounds positive note on economy
May 15, 2013
Investors bet Greece will survive and thrive
Signs of a turnround – and growth could return next year
May 15, 2013
China to launch offshore renminbi fund
Group seeks to raise up to Rmb15bn for southeast Asia investments
May 15, 2013
Warning on dash for junk bonds
Yields are at record lows but risks may be underestimated
May 15, 2013
Greek yields fall sharply after upgrade
10-year yields at lowest in three years after Fitch lifts rating
May 14, 2013
Fitch upgrades Greece by one notch
Rating agency acknowledges progress towards eliminating deficits
May 14, 2013
China’s corporate debt market set to challenge US
S&P says non-financials’ loans and bonds will hit $18tn by 2017
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