A globally coordinated central bank rescue package announced by the Fed last night sounded pretty good, but ultimately failed to excite. The Dow closed up 41.
Weekly musings from your editor. Silver is expected to outperform bigger brother gold next year, but only if you’re a silver bug who doesn’t believe in market consensus.
A 25/25 rate cut saw the Dow fall 300 points last night.
A study by Danske Bank concludes the euro will be among the beneficiaries of slowing economic growth.
The Dow rallied 100 points last night despite another big subprime write-down – this time from UBS.
At 94,000, US jobs growth found an equilibrium point that resulted in a flat close on Wall Street.
Wednesday’s November ADP employment release triggered a rally on Wall Street but Merrill Lynch’s David Rosenberg warns investors better not get fooled by the surprise -it’ll more likely turn out to be a fairytale.
With the ratification of the Bush subprime bail-out plan, the Dow soared another 175 points.
A preliminary private sector jobs number put the cat among the economists last night and the Dow jumped nearly 200 points in response.