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As the dollar keeps getting stronger, investors wanting to diversify into international equities are finding a refuge in hedged equity exchange traded funds.
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ThinkstockThe world’s economies may have improved since the financial crisis, but now more than ever, the world is drowning in higher and higher debt. A new report from the McKinsey Global...
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What does a massive round of quantitative easing in Europe, an environment of deflationary pressures and a testing of negative interest rates tell you?
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Eurozone PMI in January was better than forecast and better than the preliminary flash figure , offering a glimmer of hope that the economies of Europe may not be rushing into recession.
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The Ukrainian government has repeatedly claimed it is doing its best to improve the oil and gas investment climate, but official statements are the opposite of the reality.
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Many wonder, and fear, what Vladimir Putin will do if conditions in Russia become increasingly desperate.
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One more downgrade, and Russia's government bond rating will be junk. The trend is moving rapidly in that direction.
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Leucadia National has bailed out battered foreign exchange broker FXCM. If FXCM is sold, Leucadia gets 75% of the proceeds.
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In a report published Wednesday morning, Moody’s Investors Service acknowledges that the possibility of a Greek exit from the eurozone does exist today.
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The World Bank claims it sees the future and does not like it, at least economically. The economic growth of the developing world has lost its momentum.
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Over the next five years, GM plans to spend more than $12 billion developing its luxury Cadillac brand, with high hopes of creating new sales in the United States and China.
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Oil prices, the first among many things, caused credit rating agency Fitch to cut Russia's rating to "BBB- with a negative outlook."
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The United States remains the largest market for the parent of Mercedes-Benz, but last year China surpassed Germany as its second-largest market.
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Sony said in a statement Thursday that the scheduled January 11 launch of the company’s PlayStation 4 in China has been delayed.
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With the woes of Europe dominating the headlines for the start of 2015, the concerns about the future of Greece in the eurozone are upon us yet again.
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