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Euro gains a day after central banks agreement; Aussie dollar drops

Posted on December 1, 2011 by Cameron White

The euro gained against both the U.S. dollar and Japanese Yen on Thursday after a move by central banks on Wednesday to ease lending to banks and increase the flow of the dollar eased strains on the global market .…

Posted in Forex, Main Post | Tagged Aussie Dollar, bank of england, banks, borrow, Central Bank, China, concerns, crisis, cut, dollar, dollar swap ines, economy, euro, European Central Bank, Federal Reserve, flow of money, global, lenders, lending, markets, overnight, rates, reserve bank, slowdown, Yen | Comments Off

Markets rally, oil prices top $100 a barrel

Posted on November 30, 2011 by pmarek

A decision to make it easier for banks to lend money to keep the economy growing by the Federal Reserve along with the European Central Bank, the Bank of England and central banks from Canada, Japan and Switzerland led to …

Posted in Commodities, Economy, Main Post | Tagged bank of england, banks, barrel, Canada, cash, Central Bank, China, confidence, demand, Dow, economic, economy, European Central Bank, Federal Reserve, futures, growth, investors, japan, lending, markets, money, NASDAQ, oil uture, rally, S&P, stimulate, Switzerland, WTI futures | Comments Off

General Electric profit up, stock down

Posted on October 21, 2011 by pmarek

General Electric (NYSE:GE) is trading over 1.3 percent lower today despite reporting an 18 percent increase in its third quarter. The company attribute the jump in earnings to a rebound in its lending business.

The company said that for the …

Posted in Conglomerates, Main Post | Tagged analyst, aviation, Berkshire Hathaway, bought, BRK-A, business, buy back, company, dividend, earnings, expectations, financial crisis, GE, GE Capital, General Electric, industrial, lending, net income, NYSE:BRK-A, NYSE:GE, preferred shares, profit, quarter, reporting, revenue, share, shares, trading, Wall Street, Warren Buffet | Comments Off

JP Morgan net income drops 4 percent in 3Q but beats expectations

Posted on October 13, 2011 by pmarek

JP Morgan (NYSE:JPM) is trading over 4.6 percent lower today after the company reported a 4 percent drop in net income during its third quarter. The financial heavyweight blamed a weak performance from its investment banking division, a loss from …

Posted in Financial, Main Post | Tagged analyst, BAC, Bank of America, business, C, Citigroup, earned, earnigns, economy, expectations, financial, Goldman Sachs, GS, investment banking, JP Morgan, JPM, lawsuits, lending, litigation, mortgage, net income, NYSE, NYSE:BAC, NYSE:C, NYSE:GS, NYSE:JPM, performance, private equity, quarter, reported, result, retail, revenue, sales, Securities, share, stock, trading, turbulence, underwriting, volume | Comments Off

What you need to know about Lennar Corp.

Posted on September 19, 2011 by Josie Middleton

Lennar Corp. (NYSE:LEN) said on Monday that due to the delivery of fewer homes in the third quarter the company seen a 31 percent drop in net income during that fiscal period.

The homebuilder aid that low prices and low …

Posted in Capital Goods, Latest Headlines | Tagged analyst, company, condifence, consumer, demand, earnings, economy, fiscal, Homebuilder, homes, interest rates, LEN, lending, Lennar Corp, net income, NYSE:LEN, prices, quarter, report, revenue, sold, stock, taxes, unemployment, Wall Street, weak | Comments Off

Gold and Silver rise on renewed European debt concerns

Posted on September 16, 2011 by pmarek

Gold futures have risen by their largest percent all week over concerns that eurozone leaders have not taken the necessary steps to stop the spread of Europe’s debt crisis ahead of a meeting today. The threat of the spread of Europe’s …

Posted in Commodities, Latest Headlines | Tagged AAU, Almaden Minerals, AMEX, AMEX:AAU, AMEX:PZG, AMEX:RIC, banks, capital, collateral, confidence, debt, debt crisis, default, demand, Europe, European Central Bank, European Union, eurozone, financial, financial aid, Finland, france, futures, Germany, Gold, gold and silver, Greece, investors, largest gains, leaders, lending, Paramount Gold and Silver, PZG, RIC, Richmont Mines, sector, Silver, spread, support, threat | Comments Off

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