Financials

in marketmen •  7 years ago 

Lagging eurozone yields reignite ‘Japanisation’ debate

European bond rates have failed to keep pace with US, raising questions for economy



Hong Kong and Indonesia reflect growing pressure on EM currencies

Strengthening US dollar forces further intervention from HK’s de facto central bank



China commodities/LME: forbidden cities

It has been an uphill struggle but HKEX made a decent purchase



Small US banks prepare for mortgage market push

Congress votes next week on bill to reduce regulations on community lenders



Crest Nicholson tumbles 13% as drab property market hits margins




Jupiter faces shareholder dissent over chief executive’s salary

London-listed investment house puts forward proposals to overhaul its pay policy



Source: https://www.ft.com/stream/b062fd6b-01fa-4049-a1bc-092f9f43c307
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Japan is some kind of trial version of US monetary policy. Bond market there is almost dead and in my opinion they are preparing to test scenario of stock market collapse - which can surely happen in nearest future for S&P500 as well

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