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Monday Markets News
Japanese Takeda TAK shares failed to thrive after its edema prevention drug was approved. 
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A News Blizzard
Markets are still down despite very encouraging news in January when 467,00 new hires got jobs. 
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A Bit Of Good News
US growth figures for Q3 were up from forecasts of 2.1% at 2.3% but well down from the prior quarter level of 6.7%. 
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Charms Of China
Today the global stock market rout was pretty awful. 
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Tuesday Market Coverage
Thermo Electron fell on the publication of its social responsibility report today. 
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Cyber Currency
Canadian stocks are particularly buoyant and not just in energy which is a riser today because the loony is up against the buck. 
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Default Avoided
The Chinese real estate firm Evergrande managed to pay the interest it owes to foreign bondholders. 
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Thursday Market Coverage
US jobless benefit applicants last week hit a pandemic low of 290,000, below the estimate of 300,000. 
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October Starts Positive
A lot of these moves are simply reactions to last month's excesses and they may not be predictive for October at all. 
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Know When To Hold 'Em, Know When To Fold 'Em ...
A long Monday list identifying some sensible and some impenetrable moves behind today's market in our stocks. 
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Full News Day
The US greatly increased its exports of liquified natural gas in the first half-year, to 9.6 billion cubic feet per day, a rise of 42% from a year earlier. 
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Topics Energy
Exposures Fossil Fuels
Containment Plan
Today the US decided to cut China risks. 
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Joblessness Surprise
Despite higher production for the Emirates the price of oil rose sharply today. More output should cut prices. 
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Panic Attack
The H1 rise in US markets was based on hope for an end to lockdowns. 
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Best And Worst Performances Of The Week
Last week saw US indexes fall along with those of many European countries. However, Japan, Hong Kong, and Chinese markets all rose. 
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Weak Week
Friday tried a recovery because retail sales data for June were strong, particularly in dining out, although in the end, the weak tech side cut the optimism. 
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Recovery Friday
The big winners this week were Financials. 
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Sell Sell Sell
Today the inevitable reversal of wild gains overtook Wall Street, echoing what occurred in major foreign markets Monday. 
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Fireworks Display
The oil price rose to 76.81/bbl after the OPEC attempt to have a meeting to agree to boost production (and cut prices) was blocked. 
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People Needed
If qualified people are not looking for work, they will have to be lured to do so with higher wages. 
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Exposures Labor
End Of June
Canadian Solar fell 4.6% on fears of plans for a China IPO where its panels are made. 
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Topics Initial Public Offering
Exposures Securities Market
Lots Of Deal News
Today Didi, a Chinese ride-hailing stock is doing its IPO reportedly at above the level projected in its application. 
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Topics Initial Public Offering
Exposures Securities Market
Continued Uncertainty
Fear of another Fukushima yesterday late in the market day led to a rush out of energy-related shares, which included many without any nuclear risk at all. 
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Juvenile Investing Mob
Tech stocks did well in Europe but not in the US. The data are unconvincing. 
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A Better Switch
Today the US market decided to rise because President Biden is pondering not linking his infrastructure project to a corporate tax increase. 
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Wonder Products
Meme is alive and well. 
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More Inflationary Pressures
Today, we saw more evidence of worrying inflationary pressures from the personal consumption index hitting 3.1% in April over prior April, up sharply from the March rise of 1.9%. 
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May Or May Not Happen
Another day, another drop. 
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Heavy Global Erosion
It is an everything-down day. Even the news is down because commenters are being careful. 
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Finns and Danes
Stock markets are still uncertain whether to rise or fall after the Tuesday debacle. 
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