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Location American Market News for 20 February 2016
Brace yourself for Brexit however unlikely the prospect is After a trying start to 2016, investors could be forgiven for wondering what else this year might throw at them. it could be a full scale UK retreat from the EU
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Cameron Names The Date; UK To Vote on EU Membership on June 23rd Polls have shown Britons are increasingly wary of the European Union membership, viewing the EU as unable to control its borders
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The Week Ahead: Three Sentiment Indicators Investors Should Follow The market continued sharply higher to start off the holiday shortened week and for three consecutive days the gains were impressive. This was enough to get the market's and investor's attention. There were signs early T...
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Oil Glut Throws Bulls a Curve Ball

Wall Street Journal - 20 Feb 2016 12:30
One of the few assets performing worse than oil is a set of products used to bet on it. Even after oil's fall over the past year, investors in products that track crude have something else dragging on returns: it's more ...
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Buyer Beware: The Vulnerability of One Complex Debt Investment

Wall Street Journal - 20 Feb 2016 12:30
The market turmoil triggered by a risky new type of bank debt has sent its investors scrambling to understand the bonds' terms and raised questions about who should be holding these complex securities.
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Gold weakens on muted demand, global cues

livemint.com - 20 Feb 2016 11:20
Gold weakens on muted demand, global cues Gold of 99.9 and 99.5% purity softened by Rs40 each to Rs29,250 and Rs29,100 per ten grams respectively.
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China removes Xiao as CSRC head after stock market meltdown Xiao's replacement is Liu Shiyu, who previously served as chairman of Agricultural Bank of China
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U.S. Judge to Lift Injunction in Argentina Debt Dispute

Wall Street Journal - 20 Feb 2016 03:04
The decision could enable Argentina to borrow again in the global bond markets after a long absence, and at a time when the nation's new president wants to raise new money to stimulate its economy.
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