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Ireland Climbs Out Of Recession On Stronger Exports, Improved Consumer Spending
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J.P. Morgan Paying $920 Million To Various Regulators To Settle London Whale Issues
JPMorgan paying $920 million for "London Whale" fiasco.
US Treasury Making Serious Money From Aid To Banks As The Big Financial Institutions Keep Benefiting From Financial Crisis Response
Talk about not letting a good crisis go to waste -- the U.S. Treasury's Capital Purchase Program (CPP),part of TARP, is now profitable.
U.S. Stock Futures Point To Higher Open Reflecting Upbeat Investor Sentiment After US Fed’s 'No Taper' Decision
Stocks may rally for a second day Thursday, as investors continue to cheer the Fed’s decision to postpone decreasing stimulus.
Asian Markets Soar After Fed’s Wednesday Surprise; Stocks, Currencies Rise
Buoyant Asian markets celebrated the U.S. Federal Reserve’s decision to postpone trimming its stimulus program.
New York Stock Exchange (NYSE), S&P 500 Close At Record Highs After Fed Extends Quantitative Easing, Or QE
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Fed Refrains From Curtailing Bond Purchases, Awaits 'More Evidence That Progress Will Be Sustained'
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Gold Selloff Sparks Goldman To Recommend Miners Hedge Production To Head Off Losses
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BoE Monetary Policy Committee Members Unanimous In Keeping Interest Rate, QE Steady; Unemployment Threshold Not A 'Trigger'
Members unanimously kept the interest rate and asset-buying steady, noting that the jobless rate was not a "trigger" for policy decisions.
U.S. Stocks Could Open Higher Ahead Of FOMC's Decision On Monetary Stimulus, Bernanke News Conference
The Fed’s decision about its bond-buying program and clues to future monetary policy will be front and center for investors.
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The move is expected to protect local hand-made jewelry producers from cheaper imports from countries such as Thailand and Malaysia.
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FDIC Steps Up Suits against Failed Banks As Statute Of Limitations Nears
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China Expands Free-Market Initiatives To Draw More Private Funds Into Economy; Short Selling Should Be Easier
China is encouraging short-selling to help boost the markets, but it is doing so cautiously.
Greek Tourism Could Boost GDP To Historic Levels – At Least For a Brief, Fleeting Period
Increased tourism spending in the summer of 2013 could contribute to the best GDP growth figures Greece has seen in five years.
ZEW Economic Sentiment Index For Germany, EU Gains Sharply In September; UK August Inflation Moderates
UK inflation dipped marginally, while economic sentiment in the euro zone and Germany, as measured by the ZEW index, improved sharply.
Futures: Speculation About Fed's Tapering Decision Could Weigh On US Stock Markets Ahead Of Two-Day FOMC Meeting
The Federal Reserve is expected to announce a token reduction in its monetary stimulus, starting next month.
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