July 30, 2012 by CC • Commentary

Marketwatch U.S. stock-index futures traded mostly lower Monday, with little fresh economic data in the immediate pipeline as investors await potential action by the European Central Bank and possible signals of more stimulus to come …

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June 12, 2012 by CC • Commentary

Marketwatch U.S. import prices dropped 1% in May, the biggest one-month drop since June 2010, the Labor Department said Tuesday. Prices for U.S. imports also decreased over the past 12 months, falling 0.3%, the first …

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June 11, 2012 by CC • Commentary

FT Luis de Guindos, Spain’s economy minister, said on Saturday that “the government of Spain declares its intention to request European financing” for its banking system. That announcement followed an emergency 2½-hour conference call between …

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May 14, 2012 by CC • Commentary

Reuters Greece’s president met little enthusiasm from political leaders summoned to a final round of talks on Monday to avert a new election, reinforcing fears the country was firmly on the path to bankruptcy and …

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May 7, 2012 by Enis • Commentary

On another morning of Greek headlines, some may ask, why does Greece even matter?  As many pundits like to argue, the size of Greece’s entire economy is only 2% of that of the U.S., and …

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January 23, 2012 by CC • Commentary

Dshort The S&P 500 spent the day wallowing in shallow red ink, but a rally at the close nudged the index into the positive territory for a fractional gain of 0.07%. The week tells a …

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