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(Kitco News) - New restrictions from the Reserve Bank of India on gold imports will not have a major long-term impact on gold prices, according to analysts.
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Great Reflation Produces Mirage Of Recovery In Housing Investors and politicians are being treated to some of the "best" home price data since the frothy days of 2006 when home loans were given out like cotton candy and condo flipping was a national pastime. The Case-Shiller...
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Cities Where Housing Prices Are Making A Comeback These 15 Metropolitan Statistical Areas are showing positive home price gains, according to the March 2011 Clear Capital Home Data Index.
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Business news and markets: as it happened, June 4, 2013 The US trade deficit widened in April as a rise in imports offset a rebound in exports, suggesting that trade remained a drag on economic growth as the second quarter started.
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J.M. Smucker (SJM) reports its fourth quarter earnings on Thursday, June 6, 2013.
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Japan And Big Dividend Stocks Snap Losing Streaks Japan's Nikkei has bounced back 2% overnight after it pulled off as much as 20% from highs of the year, and U.S. stocks are holding their own Tuesday morning. On Monday, the S&P 500 briefly went below 1630, put in a low ...
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As Wall Street And Main Street Gobble Up Houses, Money Moves From Home Depot To Homebuilders Investors looking to tap into the strength of the housing market have been aggressively buying homebuilder stocks. Before the housing market turned around, though, savvy investors had benefitted from home improvement sto...
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Another "Safe Sector" Bites the Dust

Forbes - 4 Jun 2013 17:36
Another Stocks held up surprisingly well in Monday's session as weak economic data reduced fears that the Fed would change their accommodative policy. Despite the positive close, the market internals were negative on the NYSE an...
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Red, White And Bacon Blues: US To Lose Another Iconic Brand Back in the late '80s and early '90s, when Japanese companies bought Rockefeller Center and Pebble Beach along with other properties long considered U.S. treasures, a collective cry went out that we were losing control o...
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Zynga's decision to fire 18% of its workforce may keep the company from blinking out of existence, observers say, though even the most optimistic forecasts put the video game's shares below the $5 level.
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FSOC Tabs AIG, Prudential, GE Capital For Stricter Oversight The Financial Stability Oversight Council, which arose out of the 2008 crisis, has designated which non-bank firms are part of the Too Big To Fail set and will be subject to additional oversight. American International G...
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31 Banks That Will Face The Fed's Harshest Stress Tests The Federal Reserve required bank holding companies with total consolidated assets of $50 billion or more to submit capital plans for review on an annual basis. A total of 31 firms made the list. Source: SNL Financial
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(Kitco News) - Comex gold futures prices are lower in early U.S. trading Tuesday. The market is seeing a technical pullback from the solid gains scored Monday. Trading remains choppy and sideways on the daily bar chart. ...
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CLO Volume Hits $5B In May, $35B Year-To-Date Collateralized loan obligation issuance in the U.S. totaled $5 billion in May courtesy 10 vehicles, according to S&P Capital IQ/LCD. While respectable, the monthly total is down significantly from the torrid pace establi...
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Turkish markets bounce back despite ongoing turmoil The stock market in troubled Turkey surged 3.5pc in Tuesday's first trading session, partly clawing back dramatic losses seen in the immediate wake of violent anti-government protests at the weekend.
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U.S. Door Swings Ajar to China IPOs

Wall Street Journal - 4 Jun 2013 05:54
At least four Chinese companies are considering U.S. stock exchanges for initial public offerings, possibly reopening a market that slammed shut in 2011 because of accounting woes at other Chinese companies that went pub...
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Japan's Market Skid Has Bulls Reeling

Wall Street Journal - 4 Jun 2013 05:03
Following four stock-market routs in the span of less than two weeks, Japan has become the world's scariest place to invest, and foreign investors are caught in the middle.
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Trade Data (Over) Accentuate the Positive

Wall Street Journal - 4 Jun 2013 04:47
Ahead of the Tape: Tuesday's report on imports and exports is likely to accentuate the positive because of the way the data are most commonly presented: the trade gap.
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