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UK's Aviva Property Fund "Frozen" Due To "Lack Of Immediate Liquidity"
Dow futures are now down 200 points from the post-Brexit highs.
For the third time since Friday's close, gold and silver prices are being vertically challenged by an urgent 'seller'. In the latest round of monkey-hammering 'someone' decided to opportunistically sell over $1 billion notional gold in 5 minutes...
With the short-end of the Swiss yield curve yielding below -100bps, it was only a matter of time before things went entirely mad at the long-end and today for the first time in history Swiss 50Y yields have tumbled below zero (trading as low as -2.7b
I keep hearing that the "Chicken Little's" are once again being proved wrong.
37.99 Up +0.43(1.14%) NASDAQ - As of 4:00PM EDT
More stock market wealth was lost on Friday than on any other day in world history.
BALTIMORE - Last Thursday, the Brits said auf Wiedersehen and au revoir to the European Union. On Friday, the Dow sold off 611 points - a roughly 3.5% slump. What's going on?
More stock market wealth was lost on Friday than on any other day in world history.
The elites think we are idiots, and Neanderthals. But will it matter? Where are going next with the market for July.
Curve Watchers Anonymous notes treasury yields on the 10-year notes and 30-year long bond are within spitting distance of all-time low yields.
35.22 -(-) NASDAQ - As of 4:00PM EDT After Hours: 35.70 Up +0.48 (1.36%) 9:17AM EDT
Traders are frantic this morning as George Osborne's calming words have done nothing to halt the carnage. From Italian bankscrashing over 25% to British banks being halted, trading at record lows, to Deutsche Bank extending its Lehman-esque trend, as
Any "faint prospect" of a Fed July rate increase has entirely vanished, ING economist Rob Carnell wrote in note adding that the longstanding ING call for Sept. hike looks to be "hanging in tatters."
James joins Sean Stone on Enter The Buzzsaw to discuss central banking, the stock market bubble, cryptocurrencies, the China SWIFT alternative, the New World Order and more.
I've never been so happy to be so wrong.
Yesterday, we warned "EU is nothing without Britain," and it seems that is being borne out by today's price action. There are two big losers from the Brits' decision to "Leave" - UK Billionaires... and the rest of Europe.
$345BN; ECB, Others Promise Liquidity. There was a reason why we warned readers two days ago that "The World's Central Bankers Are Gathering At The BIS' Basel Tower Ahead Of The Brexit Result": simply enough, it was to facilitate an immediate respon
The growing intelligence of machines could require rethinking of everything from taxation to legal liability, the draft motion suggests
Clinton, Democrats could suffer if U.K. voters pull out of EU, causing a global financial sell-off.
Osborne Threatens With "Suspending" Market
If Britons vote to take their country out of the European Union on June 23, no corner of the global financial market complex will emerge unscathed.
Stocks Have Already Crashed In 6 Of The World's 8 Largest Economies
NEW YORK A Washington decision on a new national stock exchange proposed by a prominent critic of high-frequency trading is drawing nearer.
Peter Schiff appeared on CNBC this week with a dire warning on America's economic future – "It's gonna be awful!"
It's an inevitable question: Could U.S. 10-year yields turn negative now that German 10-year yields have fallen below zero for the first time ever and Japanese 10-year yields have dipped to record lows of negative 0.17 percent?
IEX, the company founded by "Flash Boys" hero Brad Katsuyama, has won the backing of the Securities and Exchange Commission's staff in its bid to become an exchange, according to a report from The Wall Street Journal.
The yield on the 10-year benchmark German bund fell into negative territory for the first time ever on Tuesday morning, amid global growth concerns and jitters over the U.K.'s upcoming referendum on its European Union membership.
(Then Promptly Lost All Of Its Money)
US Asset Managers Target Australia's $1.5 Trillion Pension Funds