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"Buy High, Sell Low"? Bullish Sentiment Soars Most In 6 Years As Stocks Spike
The greatest streak of stock market gains in almost 28 years may have some wondering if it is sustainable.
OPEC Releases Schedule For Nov. 30 Meeting; Fails To Agree On Anything Else
OPEC delegate told Bloomberg that there have been "no big changes in the position of either Iran or Iraq" at the high-level committee talks, which began 8 hours ago, in Vienna.
Can An OPEC Deal Save Venezuelan Oil From Total Collapse?
Venezuela’s currency has lost about 60% of its value so far in November, the worst monthly decline on record.
The Hyperinflationary Endgame: Venezuela Currency Crashes 15% In One Day
For anyone still curious what hyperinflation in real time looks like, here is the visual answer.
Greece Is Not India? Hellenic Banks Plan "Tax On Cash Withdrawals" To Combat Black Economy
Greek banks have proposed a series of measures to combat tax evasion, strengthen the electronic transactions and limit the use of cash in the economy.
Italian Bond Risk Spikes To 30-Month Highs As Referendum Fear Batters Banks
The risk premium for Italian sovereign debt is soaring. As anxiety grows over the outcome of the referendum, the spread between Bunds and BTPs has spiked over 50bps in the last week to its highest since May 2014.
OPEC Scrambles To Salvage Oil Deal In 11th Hour As Tensions Spike
OPEC members tried on Monday to rescue a deal to limit oil output as tensions grew among the producer group and non-OPEC member Russia.
Global Stocks Slide On Italian Bank Worries; Dollar Dips As Trumpflation Takes A Back Seat
European shares dipped and U.S. equity-index futures (-0.3%) pointed to a lower open as traders questioned the stability of the Italian banking sector ahead of next weekend's referendum as well as the longevity of the Trumpflation rally.
Is It Over? Dow Futures Drop As USD/JPY Tumbles Most Since July
After 16 days in a row without a meaningful decline, Asia trading has opened with USD/JPY dumping back from almost 114.00 to 111.50 - the biggest drop since July 29th.
WTI Crude Opens At 2-Week Lows As OPEC Deal Hope Fades
As deal hopes fade, WTI crude has slipped notably below the $46 handle and is trading at 2-week lows (down over 8% from Tuesday's highs).
Black Friday Sales Slump As Retail Tracker Admits Holiday Season "Off To A Slow Start", Blames Warm Weather
Sales and traffic at U.S. brick-and-mortar stores on Thanksgiving Day and Black Friday declined from last year, as Reuters reports that stores offered discounts well beyond the weekend and more customers shopped online.
US Housing Market In Peril As "Increase In Mortgage Rates Has Shocked Consumers"
While rising treasury yields may be music to the ears of savers crushed by low interest rates over the past seven years, they're a downer for the overwhelming majority of Americans that have been funding their lavish lifestyles with cheap debt.
OPEC Deal Disintegrates After Iran Press Accuses Saudi Arabia Of "Reneging" On Agreement
Saudi Arabia has officially declared a war on oil prices by releasing a tactical letter as well as applying pressure on certain OPEC members.
Who Pays What Taxes In The US?
Every presidential election brings with it a renewed debate on taxes: should tax rates be increased or decreased? The question eventually boils down to one thing: should the wealthy pay more or less in taxes?
Risk Parity Funds Suffer Worst Month Since 2015 As Breadthless, Fearless Stock Market Soars
Market moves since the US elections have been big and fund managers have been either too slow or too reluctant to jump into the Trump trade. However, algo-based Risk-Parity funds suffered the most with their biggest loss since Dec 2015.
Oil Erases The Week's Gains After Reports Monday OPEC/NOPEC Meeting Cancelled
Having topped $49 earlier in the week, hopes of a 'freeze' deal are fading fast as first Saudi Arabia abandons Monday's planned meeting with non-OPEC producers.
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