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Economy
Bonds, Bonds Everywhere and Not a Drop to Yield
Cheap money isn't unique to America. Borrowing costs are dropping all over the world -
Stocks & Bonds
Heads Spin: It Must Be a Bull Market
I will do three interviews tomorrow with three distinct and different opinions amid three different currents in what passes for the Ocean of Price Discovery -
Europe
'Europe' Now Has a Soothing Ring to It?
Europe's debt crisis has calmed for the moment as the continent is pulled toward looser monetary policies by Japan and the U.S. -
Currencies
Falling Interest Rates in Europe Aren’t Great News
Italy's lowest two-year yield in at least 20 years reflects slow growth prospects, not investor confidence -
Europe
In London, Reining in Foreign Tycoons May Hurt IPO Fees
Reducing founders' control may drive away IPO business -
Stocks & Bonds
In Japan, Politics Propels a Stock Market Rally
Investors hope the latest stimulus will reignite the economy -
Asia
Flood of Japanese Cash Boosts EU Bonds
European bond yields are hitting new lows thanks to Japan's latest round of easy money -
Stocks & Bonds
South Korea's Undisturbed Investors
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Europe
How Europe's Trade and Investment Ties Have Frayed
Foreign ownership of debt in euro-area countries is dropping -
Investing
Moleskine's Hipster Cachet Works on Investors, Too
A elegant Italian notebook maker with dead-artist cachet and inexpensive raw materials costs launches a pretty cool IPO -
Asia
North Korea Rattles the Saber, and Markets Shrug
Optimism about South Korea's new government apparently exceeds fears about the North's bellicosity -
China
China's Stock Markets Fall On Fears of a Real Estate Crackdown
Despite China's latest stock market crash, the new regime seems to have the right idea about developing the economy. In the long run that's a plus for stocks -
Stocks & Bonds
One Good Paper: A Stock Market Puzzle
According to Fed staffers, stocks move not after Fed decisions but before -
Emerging Markets
BRIC Investors Lose Their Taste for Stocks
Poor returns dim shares' luster in Brazil, Russia, India, and China -
Economy
The Stock Market and the Economy's Apparent Disconnect
The imbalance between the Dow and the economy has an explanation. And it won't go on forever
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Currencies
Falling Interest Rates in Europe Aren’t Great News
Italy's lowest two-year yield in at least 20 years reflects slow growth prospects, not investor confidence -
China
China's Stock Markets Fall On Fears of a Real Estate Crackdown
Despite China's latest stock market crash, the new regime seems to have the right idea about developing the economy. In the long run that's a plus for stocks -
Emerging Markets
Argentina's 11-Year War With Hedge Funds
The economic policies of Argentine President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner are under siege, particularly in a New York courtroom full of surprises -
Stocks & Bonds
Heads Spin: It Must Be a Bull Market
I will do three interviews tomorrow with three distinct and different opinions amid three different currents in what passes for the Ocean of Price Discovery -
Economy
The Stock Market and the Economy's Apparent Disconnect
The imbalance between the Dow and the economy has an explanation. And it won't go on forever -
Europe
How Europe's Trade and Investment Ties Have Frayed
Foreign ownership of debt in euro-area countries is dropping -
Asia
Flood of Japanese Cash Boosts EU Bonds
European bond yields are hitting new lows thanks to Japan's latest round of easy money -
China
Corporate China's Black Hole of Debt
Companies' liabilities now exceed 120 percent of GDP -
Asia
North Korea Rattles the Saber, and Markets Shrug
Optimism about South Korea's new government apparently exceeds fears about the North's bellicosity -
White House
Bond Market and White House Disagree on U.S. Economy
The Office of Management and Budget paints a rosier picture for economic growth -
Europe
How Mario Draghi Found a Way to Rescue the Euro
The European Central Bank president beat the odds to save the Continent's economy -
Asia
Japan's Bond Investors Like to Buy Foreign
Brazil was a favorite, now it's Turkey's turn. High yields matter -
Asia
A Tax Revolt in Japan, and a Bond Bubble Too
As the government tries a tax hike to cut the debt, bonds boom -
China
In China, Tycoons' Divorces Hurt Stocks
As Chinese moguls dump spouses, investors often suffer -
Europe
Rajoy's Plan to Rein in Spain's Regions Is a Good Start
A new rule to cap borrowing by debtor regions offers Spain a stick-and-carrot fiscal union
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Currencies
Falling Interest Rates in Europe Aren’t Great News
Italy's lowest two-year yield in at least 20 years reflects slow growth prospects, not investor confidence -
Stocks & Bonds
Heads Spin: It Must Be a Bull Market
I will do three interviews tomorrow with three distinct and different opinions amid three different currents in what passes for the Ocean of Price Discovery
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Currencies
Falling Interest Rates in Europe Aren’t Great News
Italy's lowest two-year yield in at least 20 years reflects slow growth prospects, not investor confidence -
Emerging Markets
Argentina's 11-Year War With Hedge Funds
The economic policies of Argentine President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner are under siege, particularly in a New York courtroom full of surprises -
Stocks & Bonds
South Korea's Undisturbed Investors
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