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Ultimately, the combination of another health emergency, a weakening economy and increased financial instability will force the US government into decisive action — but not before considerable damage to the lives, livelihoods and mental wellbeing of this generation, and perhaps future ones as well.
it traded at its WEAKEST LEVEL EVER against the Dollar.
Socialism continues to turn the Bolivar into junk! — A true mark of failure. Venezuela's Inflation remains the HIGHEST IN THE WORLD, at 2,115%/yr by my measure.
...optimism about business levels in one year’s time improved to the strongest since April 2018 principally amid hopes of an end to the COVID-19 crisis
Companies added 365,000 positions for the month, according to ADP, well below the 600,000 estimate from a Dow Jones economist survey.
The Treasury will raise its long-term refunding debt sales next week to a fresh record $122 billion, to refund approximately $60.9 billion of Treasury notes maturing on November 15, 2020.
More bad news for the labor market.Nearly 1-in-10 companies are planning layoffs in the next three months. That's on top of the more than a quarter of US companies that have already let workers go in Q4.
Nov 4, 2020 - 05:54:57 PST
Lower interest rates, geopolitics, and trade tensions have investors looking to hedge their portfolios, and gold is one asset to reduce risk.
Endless quantitative easing is feeding an addiction markets will find as hard to break in America as it has been in Japan...
Yahoo Finance's Brian Cheung breaks down how the election may impact the Fed and Treasuries and what it means for Jerome Powell's future at the Fed.
How will the outcome of the US election impact the price of gold moving forward?Of course, there is no way to know for sure. US politics is just one of the myriad factors that influence the gold market and you never know how things will play out. But there are reasons to believe the future will remain bullish for the yellow metal no matter who ends up sitting in the Oval Office.
ECB’s De Guindos: New Measures to Curb Covid Could Lead to Significant Slowdown in Q4Nov 4, 2020 - 05:40:15 PST
The new measures to curb COVID-19 resurgence could lead to a significant slowdown or even economic contraction in some European countries in the fourth...
Balance of Power Little Changed, U.S. Congress Faces New Fight on Budget, CoronavirusNov 4, 2020 - 05:36:10 PST
Whether celebrating victory or licking the wounds of defeat following Tuesday's election, the current members of the U.S. Congress must pivot quickly to a new priority: Avoiding a government shutdown in December during a pandemic.
The U.S. election was supposed to pave the way for a sell-off in Treasuries. Yet the opposite has happened in a race that remains too close to call. Treasuries jumped along with most other major government bond...
Just hours before the U.S. election got underway, investors pulled the most cash ever from the world’s largest exchange-traded fund tracking corporate bonds. As market volatility awakens and the pandemic hits America Inc.’s creditworthiness, more than $1.4 billion exited the iShares iBoxx $ Investment Grade Corporate Bond ETF...
Global investors in Asia are sticking with bets on China's recovery and holding off on major portfolio changes as early results show a tight U.S. presidential election.
Divided Congress Means More Gridlock and Less Chance of Stimulus, Says Guggenheim’s Scott MinerdNov 4, 2020 - 05:13:35 PST
Scott Minerd, Guggenheim global chief investment officer, joins CNBC's 2020 presidential election coverage to discuss his thoughts on the early election results and how the market could be interpreting the data.
Record low rates for both larger loans and low down-payment loans drove an increase in mortgage demand last week.
Nearly $1 Billion Worth of Bitcoin Linked to Silk Road Black Market Is on the MoveNov 4, 2020 - 05:07:06 PST
About $950 million worth of bitcoin believed to have originated from the site was moved out of a bitcoin wallet, according to Elliptic.
China remains the biggest foreign policy risk facing the U.S., according to Liz Economy, a senior fellow at Stanford University's Hoover Institution.
The coronavirus has infected more than 47.52 million people globally as of Wednesday, killing at least 1.21 million so far.