Japan's Nikkei 225 stock average fell 6.9% after the country posted its second trade deficit in three months on plummeting demand for exports.
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Japan's Nikkei 225 stock average fell almost 5% after the country posted its second trade deficit in three months on plummeting demand for exports.
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Risk aversion dominated the Asian session with the USD, JPY and the HKD the three currencies to benefit from the sharp decline in Asian stocks and the...
The “Big Three” Automakers Bailout: Why Cling To These Lumbering Beasts Who Have Obstructed Progress?
Wed, Nov 19, 9:55 PM ET
It was quite a spectacle watching the heads of the Big Three automakers beg the Senate Banking Committee for another $25 billion in bailout money yesterday. Or should I say, watching them attempt to stick-up America. “This is about much more than just Detroit,” said General Motors (GM) chief Rick Wagoner, “It’s about saving the U.S. economy from a catastrophic collapse.&...
The United States economy remains in a state of uncertainty and this apathy is reflected in the actions of investors and their stocks and exchange traded funds (ETFs). The state of the nation’s Big Three automakers has turned more economic data negative, while investors are wary to spend money anywhere as consumer prices and new home construction are frozen. A severe correction amid the h...
The collapse of AIG shares might not be something former CEO Greenberg ever wished for, but it is generating big payoffs on two bets his investment vehicle made three years ago.
A weak outlook from the Fed and fissures across the U.S. auto-building network drove three of the four major indexes to new lows Wednesday.
The U.S. markets have entered a dangerous new phase, triggered by plunging financials, lack of economic hope, and relentless broadcasting of wealthy auto executives begging for taxpayer money like so many Olivers at the orphanage.