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China has decided to respond to the major market concerns out of Shanghai. The move has bolstered exchange levels, although some of the moves may feel a bit muted compared to more recent actions.
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European investors decided Asia's problems are Asia's problems and rallied at the open after, another terrible trading day in the Far East.
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Monday's global equity market trading day was nothing short of having a sudden irritable bowel syndrome attack.
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A weekend story in The Wall Street Journal reported that not only are sales down in China, but carmakers are now slowing production.
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During market sell-offs, market crashes and periods of major uncertainty, triple-leverage exchange traded funds become the most battered of all.
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Any time there is a major sell-off in stock, bonds usually are the beneficiary. The problem this time around is that interest rates are already so low.
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24/7 Wall St. has taken a few key exchange traded funds and stocks from the Chinese markets that are representative of the recent plunge.
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Major markets in Europe opened down 3% and then recovered slightly. The worry now is whether the sell-off will extend to the United States again.
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ThinkstockWorld markets continued the collapse that began late last week. The Shanghai Composite dropped over 8%. The Nikkei was off off 4.6%. In Europe, the FTSE and DAX fell over 2% at the open....
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24/7 Wall St. has reviewed which nations are the largest holders of gold. These are counted by how much gold is owned by each central bank.
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Yingli Green Energy said Wednesday that it had received a notice from the New York Stock Exchange that the company is not in compliance with the rules for continued listing.
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Everyone seems to be guessing about the future and near-term expectations after the recent market panic. The first thing that needs to be considered is that trying to call a bottom in a market is...
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As for the question of how far the capital markets in China can conceivably fall from here, the answer is, another 40% is very possible. Here's why.
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ThinkstockAccording to the August Early Caixin Manufacturing PMI for China, the measure hit a 77-month low. The research firm reported the number was 47.1 points. The final PMI for the sector in...
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It turns out that the rolling three-month period of Caterpillar retail sales statistics was less bad or flat in most regions for July, with the one exception being the Asia/Pacific region.
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