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UK government to keep top tax rate but credibility badly damaged Eurozone inflation at 10% galvanizes ECB policymakers US investors see light at the end of the tunnel The British government has...

Gold is back at $1,700 for the first time since Sept. 14, after a near 2% gain over five days Monday’s rally in gold fired by poor US factory activity Gold bulls hope US data gets worse,...

Stocks managed to rally yesterday by 2.6% on the S&P 500. It mainly looked to me like short-covering once again. We seem to see these types of moves pretty often, and maybe it turns into...

The S&P 500 bounced back violently yesterday, adding 2.7% and easily erasing all of Friday’s losses. The index even got close to reclaiming Thursday’s losses as well. Not bad for a...

The major asset classes suffered another harsh run of monthly losses in September, based on a set of proxy ETFs. Once again, nothing was spared (except for cash). Otherwise, losses dominated, echoing...

With markets fighting to stay above this year's lows, Q4 could also be a weak one for the S&P 500 A prolonged bear market such as the one we are facing imposes significant financial and...

Nasdaq 100 futures underperformed futures on the Dow, S&P and Russell 2000 and were the only index to trade in the red.Sharply rising Treasury yields have been a critical driver of this year's...

The S&P 500’s forward operating P/E ratio has fallen back to near 15 Higher interest rates imply assets should be priced lower Is a much lower P/E reasonable? Few topics get finance folks in...