Eagle Eye Opener
Eagle Eye Opener: Oil Investors May Face Tough Year; Hedge Funds Underperform in 2012; Chinese Manufacturers May Push Down Prices for TV Sets in the United States
The price of benchmark crude for February delivery fell 43 cents to $92.66 per barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchange on news that the U.S. Federal Reserve may not sustain its stimulus program much longer.
Eagle Eye Opener: ‘Goldilocks’ Number; Wall Street Guessed Wrong; Service Firms Grow
The December jobs report showed the economy added 155,000 jobs last month and the unemployment rate ticked up to 7.8%. According to various consensus estimates, economists were expecting between 150,000 to 160,000 jobs added and a 7.7% unemployment rate.
Eagle Eye Opener: One Expert Likes Gold and Equities; Wheat Prices Hit Seven-Month High; U.S. Manufacturers Rebound
With the fiscal cliff agreement safely finished, many U.S. investors now believe that smooth sailing lies ahead for U.S. equity markets.
Eagle Eye Opener: Fiscal Cliff Joins Y2K as Non-Event; Far East Markets Jump; European Markets Rise
In a move that aided overseas stock markets, President Obama and enough House Republicans that matter put together a deal to avert the fiscal cliff.
Eagle Eye Opener: Markets Non-Committal as Fiscal Cliff Nears; Experts Warn about Asian Stock Flu; China’s Manufacturing Index Climbs
With President Obama and Congress running out of time to act against the fiscal cliff, global markets seem bound and determined not to react too strongly.
Eagle Eye Opener: Euro Strengthens in 2012; U.S. Financials at Risk for Fiscal Cliff; Facebook Depressed 2012 IPO Market
As we exit 2012, the euro has risen against the dollar, Greece has moved back from the precipice and bond yields in Spain, Italy and Greece have fallen.