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ECB speculations lead stocks higher

By Nick Gentle and Stephen Kirkland, Bloomberg | November 24, 2014

U.S. stocks rose with European equities and bonds rallied on speculation the European Central Bank will buy government debt to support growth.

Q4 off to sluggish start

By Victoria Stilwell, Bloomberg | November 17, 2014

Industrial production in the U.S. unexpectedly dropped in October, weighed down by declines at utilities, mines and automakers that signal manufacturing started the fourth quarter on soft footing.

Japan slips into recession

By Nick Gentle and Stephen Kirkland, Bloomberg | November 17, 2014

Oil retreated while the yen strengthened against most of its peers after Japan unexpectedly slid into a recession.

Retail sales gives dollar a boost

By Stephen Kirkland and Oliver Renick, Bloomberg | November 14, 2014

The dollar strengthened to a seven-year high against the yen and Treasuries fell after a report showed U.S. retail sales rebounded.

Jobless claims in for a surprise

By Shobhana Chandra, Bloomberg | November 13, 2014

Applications for U.S. unemployment benefits rose more than forecast last week, representing a pause from a recent run of readings close to a 14-year low.

Are Apple suppliers canary in coal mine?

By Matt Robinson, Tim Higgins and Oliver Renick, Bloomberg | November 7, 2014

Investor confidence in Apple Inc.’s suppliers and vendors is wavering in the stock market after the bankruptcy of GT Advanced Technologies Inc. last month wiped out 92 percent of its value in a single day.

ECB president "talks good game but never pulls the trigger"

By Callie Bost and Joseph Ciolli, Bloomberg | November 6, 2014

U.S. stocks fell, after benchmark indexes closed at records yesterday, as investors scrutinized comments by European Central Bank President Mario Draghi before tomorrow’s monthly report on the American labor market.

ISM numbers support October rebound

By Victoria Stilwell, Bloomberg | November 3, 2014

Manufacturing in the U.S. expanded in October at a faster pace than forecast, indicating the industry remains a pillar of strength for the world’s largest economy.

Equity indexes hit new highs with help from Bank of Japan

By Callie Bost, Bloomberg | October 31, 2014

Energy companies led gains, with Exxon Mobil Corp. and Chevron Corp. each rising 2.4 percent. LinkedIn Corp. soared 13 percent after third-quarter sales exceeded estimates. GoPro Inc. jumped 13 percent after its prediction for fourth-quarter profit surpassed analysts’ projections.

$1,000 gold is coming

By Debarati Roy, Bloomberg | October 31, 2014

Gold futures for December delivery plunged as much as 3.2% to $1,160.50 an ounce on the Comex in New York, the lowest since July 2010.

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