The Italian Senate is due to vote today on a widely criticised austerity package aimed at strengthening confidence that the country is serious about cutting its crippling debt. Should the bill pass the Senate, it will go to the lower house for approval. [View news story]
Let them fail to pass the vote and let the market crash.
Rightly said ....."markets do unthinkable". Any thing can happen. Crude down 4% and may go down further too. One can not take it granted. Thanks for the insight.
Initial Jobless Claims: -8K to 355K vs. 370K consensus, 363K prior. Continuing claims -135K to 3.12M. [View news story]
Initial Jobless Claims: -23K to 369K vs. 372K consensus, 392K prior (revised). Continuing claims -2K to 3.25M. [View news story]
Initial Jobless Claims: 353K vs. 380K consensus (prior week revised to 388K from 386K). [View news story]
Initial Jobless Claims: 386K vs. 365K consensus (prior week 350K). Continuing claims +1K at 3.31M. [View news story]
June Industrial Production: +0.4% vs. +0.3% expected, -0.1% prior. Capacity utilization 78.9% vs. 79.2% expected. [View news story]
June Industrial Production: +0.4% vs. +0.3% expected, -0.1% prior. Capacity utilization 78.9% vs. 79.2% expected. [View news story]
June Industrial Production: +0.4% vs. +0.3% expected, -0.1% prior. Capacity utilization 78.9% vs. 79.2% expected. [View news story]
Initial Jobless Claims: 350K vs. 375K consensus (prior week revised to 376K from 374K). Continuing claims -14K at 3.31M. [View news story]
Initial Jobless Claims: 386K vs. 385K consensus (prior week revised to 392K from 387K). Continuing claims -15K at 3.31M. [View news story]
Initial Jobless Claims: 386K vs. 375K consensus (prior week revised to 380K from 377K). Continuing claims -33K to 3.27M. [View news story]
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Wish you best luck with your new job.
Your insightful articles always helped. Excellent analysis. I always referred your article for my crudeoil trades. Thanks a trillion.
Looking forward to your comeback ......
The Italian Senate is due to vote today on a widely criticised austerity package aimed at strengthening confidence that the country is serious about cutting its crippling debt. Should the bill pass the Senate, it will go to the lower house for approval. [View news story]
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