Tuesday, June 12, 2018
Evening
- S&P 500, Nasdaq end higher; investors turn focus to Fed
- U.S. government posts $147 billion deficit in May
- U.S. Inflation Accelerates to Six-Year High, Eroding Wages
- Powell's Fed Could Clear Up Mysteries Puzzling Investors
- U.S. Posts Biggest Monthly Budget Deficit in May Since 2009
- AT&T wins court approval to buy Time Warner over Trump opposition
- Emerging Markets Can't Blame the Fed for Their Problems
- Fannie and Freddie Should Hold Billions in Capital, FHFA Says
- Argentina biggest labor group calls strike, raising pressure on Macri
- Powell Weighs Taking Questions After Every Fed Meeting
- U.S. Budget Deficit Widens 23% October Through May on Weak Revenue Growth
- China’s Achilles heel lies with property companies
- China’s current account at risk of deficit on trade shock
General
- Dollar Steady, Stocks Drift After Inflation Data: Markets Wrap
- Yields rise before expected Fed rate increase
- Historic Trump-Kim summit ends with promise, light on substance
- Trump surprises with pledge to end military exercises in South Korea
- Consumer prices jump 2.8 percent for biggest increase in more than six years
- U.S. Small-Business Optimism Hits Second-Highest on Record
- Trump, in trade feud with allies, say won't let them take advantage of U.S.
- Trump says Trudeau's comments are going to cost Canada 'a lot of money'
- With rate hike in the bag, focus turns to Fed's policy language
- The Fed's Job Is About to Get Harder
- Powell's Fed Could Clear Up a Few Mysteries Puzzling Investors
- Italy's Yield Curve Is Bearing the Brunt of Fickle Politics
- China’s Master Plan: A Worldwide Web of Institutions
- OPEC Highlights Demand Uncertainty Before Crucial Meeting
- Sydney Home Bubble Deflates as Loans Revisit 2008 Losing Streak
- U.S.-Canada Rift Roils Nafta Talks
- The Fed’s Biggest Dilemma: Is the Booming Job Market a Problem?
- China’s Bond-Market Mystery: Why Aren’t There More Defaults?
- Brazil’s central bank in firepower test with currency speculators
- Macron resolute on trade as Trump bromance cools
- Italian debt strife reveals pitfalls of Europe’s market structure
- Quantitative tightening puts Asian markets on volatile path