In between tweets about Michael Flynn’s court appearance and Twitter making it hard for him to accumulate followers, President Donald Trump on Tuesday made an eye-catching remark about monetary policy: “Stop with the 50 B’s,” he told the Federal Reserve.
Wall Street
India’s Sensex Declines Ahead of Central Bank’s Rate Review
The S&P BSE Sensex declined 0.6 percent, the most in two weeks, to 35,907.31 as of 9:53 a.m. in Mumbai, while the NSE Nifty 50 Index slipped 0.7 percent. Markets across Asia tumbled following the biggest slide on Wall Street since mid-October.
Dow jones Support @24900, If Hold Below We See Bloodbath – Think Where will Go Gold And Crude
Dow jones Support @24900, If Hold Below We See Bloodbath – Think Where will Go Gold And Crude
Wall St Jumps on Donald Trump’s ‘Great Deal’ with China Claim, Aussie Dollar lifts Above US71c
Reuters-polled economists are predicting the cost of living to rise by 0.4 per cent rise in the September quarter — which brings annual inflation to 1.9 per cent.
Netflix Adds 7 Million Subscribers, Sends Stock Soaring
Netflix reported record subscriber growth in the third quarter, suggesting that its miss in the second quarter was an anomaly, Deadline reports.
Nikkei Hits 27 Year High on Strong Dollar, Wall Street Gains
Japan’s Nikkei hit a 27-year high on Friday, taking heart from a boost for the dollar after the Federal Reserve chairman said he did not expect a near-term recession, and strong gains on Wall Street overnight.
Bitcoin Sinks Past $7,500 in Downbeat End to Dismal Quarter
Gold Silver Reports (GSR) – Bitcoin’s miserable quarter isn’t over yet. — The world’s biggest cryptocurrency by market value dropped more than 5 percent on Thursday, taking it below the $7,500 mark to the lowest level on a closing basis since early February, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. The slide took the token’s losses in 2018 to a whopping 48 percent, and other digital assets, including rivals Ripple and Litecoin, also fell.