VIDEO: Equity markets look unstoppable – Beecroft
Equity markets look unstoppable – Beecroft
March 18 (Bloomberg) — Adam Johnson reports on today’s top news headlines on Bloomberg Television’s “Bloomberg Surveillance.” (Source: Bloomberg)
March 18 (Bloomberg) — Australia’s central bank said it saw more signs record-low interest rates were boosting growth, and reiterated a period of steady borrowing costs was likely. Paul Allen breaks down the minutes from the March 4 meeting on Bloomberg Television’s “First Up.” (Source: Bloomberg)
General Motors announced it is recalling 1.5 million cars following an internal safety review. The company expects to pay $300 million in repairs.
Dorian Satoshi Nakamoto obtained a lawyer and released a statement in which he denies creating the virtual currency.
Twitter CEO Dick Costolo’s first visit to China is bound to stoke speculation about the company’s business plans for China even though it’s banned there. Fred Katayama reports.
March 17 (Bloomberg) — President Barack Obama speaks at a White House press conference on the United States’ stance with the international community against Russia for its actions in Crimea.
The Dow fell for the fifth day in a row, its first weekly decline in three weeks and the Nasdaq snapped a five-week rally, as investors await the West’s response to a weekend vote that could split Ukraine. Conway G. Gittens reports.
Which companies made the Barron’s cut for best online brokers of the year? Plus, tips for improving your NCAA basketball bracket odds. Senior editor Jack Hough previews the latest issue of Barron’s Magazine. Photo: InteractiveBrokers.com.
Work continues on plans to wind down government owned mortgage agencies Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. Bobbi Rebell reports.
This morning’s consumer-sentiment report showed sentiment was weaker than expected in March. Does that mean anything for stocks? Not as much as you might think. Spencer Jakab explains on MoneyBeat.
The S 500 recently crossed under a key technical barrier that may scramble the math on the bulls. Tomi Kilgore reports on MoneyBeat.
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