All the major stock markets fell today on the less than expected nonfarm payroll in the USA which saw unemployment drop to 8.2%. 69,000 jobs were created and investors were expecting 150,000 this led to a drop... full story ![]()
Good news is bad news, and bad news is good news. . . It’s getting kinda hard to keep track of it all. Also, Dan Epstein from Cause for Action joined John to talk about Obama’s most recent nominee for Labor Secretary.
townhall.com (8 days ago)
The global economy is once again showing signs of slowing, yet global stock markets are continuing their upward march.
cnbc.com (29 days ago)
There are no real surprises on this Easter Monday with global sentiment still very risk-off. Asian markets were lower on light volume on their first trading day of the new fiscal year. In Europe, markets continue to hold above support amid holiday weariness. However, no holiday will prevent bad news from continuing to pile up.
forbes.com (1 month and 22 days ago)

US markets fall as better-than-expected jobs numbers raise prospect of QE being pulled as Fed banker moves to reassure investors that central bank is "not that close" to winding down stimulus.
telegraph.co.uk (1 day ago)
Apple shares today rose less than 0.5% in Germany as European traders gave a lukewarm response to the iPhone maker’s latest results, focusing on its first fall in quarterly profits in a decade rather than the fact the decline was not as bad as expected.
independent.co.uk (30 days ago)

Apple shares today rose less than 0.5% in Germany as European traders gave a lukewarm response to the iPhone maker’s latest results, focusing on its first fall in quarterly profits in a decade rather than the fact the decline was not as bad as expected.
standard.co.uk (30 days ago)
The bad news is that the U.S. continues to fall further behind its own long-term trends for jobs and economic growth. And lately, hours worked -- a key labor measure -- have begun to fall.
townhall.com (21 days ago)
Investors who thought they might get some correction fodder off the latest Fed news got the opposite Wednesday from a market that seems unwilling to process bad news.
cnbc.com (1 month and 13 days ago)

The pound did fall late on Friday after ratings agency Moody's downgraded Britain's debt to AA1, warning sluggish growth would continue for years, but markets did not have much time to absorb the move.
dailymail.co.uk (2 months and 30 days ago)
Social media has grown up. News that breaks on Twitter is now news that moves the markets, sometimes even when it's not news.
cnbc.com (29 days ago)
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