A positive feedback loop between banks and weak sovereigns is emerging, with a potentially calamitous effect on the euro zone and the global economy, Martin Wolf writes in the FT.
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A growing number of Japanese businessmen fear that the growing push by Japanese companies into overseas business will mean a dark future for them without usable English.
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Perspective on fear in the markets and how investors can protect their portfolios as we head into September, with Larry Haverty, Gabelli Global Multimedia Trust, and Yu-dee Chang, ACE Investment Strategists.
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There's some buzz around about the "death cross" and whether it's appearance signals a bear market, but Cantor Fitzgerald technical analyst Marc Pado says pay it no mind.
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“Clearly we are in a selling climax,” says one CEO. "The biggest mistake you can make is to jump into any one asset because it is in favor. What you need is to be diversified."
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European banking stocks fell sharply Tuesday, with Unicredit and Deutsche Bank among the top losers, on fears that sovereign debt crises in peripheral euro zone countries might spread into the continent's larger economies and trigger a more widespread banking crisis.
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Gold steadied on Monday, holding on to gains made in the previous session after a sluggish U.S. employment report fueled fears of a slowdown in recovery of the world's biggest economy, while a softer dollar lent support.
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Gold held steady on Monday underpinned by a soft dollar, as concerns about Greece's debt crisis as well as sluggish U.S. consumer and housing market data supported appetite in bullion.
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