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It took around 24 hours for Wall Street’s response to the US midterm elections to turn negative. Once it did, it set in motion a chain reaction of selling that moved considerably faster.
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The Bureau of Labor Statistics’ October jobs report was strong, but a growing number of people are unable to find full-time employment.
Spain has ordered olive oil mills to withhold 12% of production to arrest a price slide caused by a glut.
Millennium Management is seeing further departures from its credit trading business, with two additional portfolio management teams leaving the $95bn multistrategy hedge fund.
The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has directed all capital market regulated entities (CMREs) to immediately freeze the funds, assets and economic resources of United Nations-designated…
A stronger-than-expected October jobs report bolsters the case for further Federal Reserve interest-rate hikes that had lost some of its moxie amid the post-election swoon in US stocks and a mounting…
