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Monthly Archives: February 2015
Daily Risk Monitor – February 19
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Tagged bonds, Commodites, Currencies, Global equity markets, Peformance, Stocks
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Fed hides nuggets in minutes – FT
FT US Alphaville Editor Cardiff Garcia and his collaborator Matthew Klein examine the clues given by the central bank board members about the trajectory of the US economy which triggered the market reaction to the Fed minutes, sending gold higher … Continue reading
US Sector ETF Performance – February 18
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Daily Risk Monitor – February 18
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Tagged bonds, Commodites, Currencies, Global equity markets, Performance, Stocks
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Greece, Apple and Argentina – FT
The FT’s Daniel Garrahan presents a 60-second update on the day’s headlines from FirstFT, including Greece’s hopes to extend its bailout, Apple’s virtual reality ambitions and a big day for Argentina. For more video content from the Financial Times, visit … Continue reading
US Sector ETF Performance – February 17
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Daily Risk Monitor – February 17
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Greece and Germany closer than it seems – FT
The debt bailout talks between Greece and the eurozone haven’t collapsed, says Martin Sandbu, lead writer on the FT’s Free Lunch newsletter. He tells leader writer James Blitz that Athens and Germany are closer on the substance than appearances would … Continue reading
Game theory and Greece in 90 seconds – FT
What is game theory? How can it be applied to the negotiations between Greece and the rest of the eurozone? Ferdinando Giugliano, economics correspondent, provides a 90-second snapshot. For more video content from the Financial Times, visit http://www.FT.com/video (click here … Continue reading
US Sector ETF Performance – February 13
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