| Cosima F. Barone | Vol. XVI - Issue #245 | Sep. 15, 2017 |
INSIDE THIS ISSUE:
Markets Climb a Wall of Worry
This time around, it looks like the “wall of worry” has become “perpetual”. Financial markets have had a powerful recovery since the depths of the financial crisis, despite significant uncertainty coming from all angles: valuations, interest rates, economics and even geopolitics. ... Read more
Then and Now: Sub-Prime, Non-Prime
Having not seen, a decade after the financial crisis, any solution to the subprime problems that caused it, any investor should (as I do) be worried by the return of lending to high-risk borrowers. No way to call those loans ‘‘sub-prime’’. ‘‘Non-prime’’ is the favored word nowadays. ... Read more
A Glance At World's Insightful News
In Focus: BLOCKCHAIN & ICOs, CENTRAL BANKS, CHINA, INDIA, UNITED KINGDOM
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Political novice would leap from academia to steering government in struggling economy
By James Politi in Rome
Financial Times, May. 21, 2018
E nella sostanza è il primo passo formale verso l’esecutivo giallo-verde, in attesa delle determinazioni finali di Sergio Mattarella che segue con grande preoccupazione - il presidente della Repubblica ha convocato domani mattina i presidenti di Camera e Senato, Fico e Casellati – i segnali di allarme sui conti pubblici e i risparmi dei cittadini, una preoccupazione non nascosta alle delegazioni di Lega e Cinque Stelle.
By Nicola Barone e Vittorio Nuti
Il Sole 24 Ore, May. 21, 2018
The company, which makes memory chips from dynamic random-access memory to flash drives, has benefited from rising demand for storage on everything from servers to smartphones.
By Cliff Venzon in New York
Financial Times, May. 21, 2018
Administration accused of giving in to Beijing in pursuit of quick deal
By Shawn Donnan in Washington
Financial Times, May. 21, 2018
Private equity group Blackstone says it faces higher tax bills if proposals become law
By Mark Vandevelde and Lindsay Fortado in New York
Financial Times, May. 21, 2018
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Outrage at corporate sponsorship of heritage sites reflects a deep-rooted antipathy
By Amy Kazmin
Financial Times, May. 21, 2018
In particolare, per Fitch le politiche concordate dal Movimento 5 Stelle e dalla Lega, «due dei partiti più populisti ed euroscettici d'Italia, aumentano i rischi per il profilo di credito della nazione, attraverso soprattutto un allentamento fiscale e potenziali danni alla fiducia».
By A. Fontana e F.Carletti
Il Sole 24 Ore, May. 21, 2018
Italian bonds and equities under pressure as investors take fright
By James Politi in Rome
Financial Times, May. 21, 2018
US steps up financial pressure on government of Nicolás Maduro after his re-election
By John Paul Rathbone and Pan Kwan Yuk in New York
Financial Times, May. 21, 2018
Ex-Millennium manager’s multi-strategy business ExodusPoint has raised over $8bn
By Lindsay Fortado in New York
Financial Times, May. 21, 2018
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President Trump threatened tariffs on $150 billion in goods, then tried conciliation. In response, Beijing rebuffed offers and avoided specific pledges.
By KEITH BRADSHER
The New York Times, May. 21, 2018
Members of parliament had balked at prospect of closed-door session on use of data
By Aliya Ram and Camilla Hodgson in London
Financial Times, May. 21, 2018
Pompeo says Tehran must withdraw from Yemen and Syria and curb missile development
By Katrina Manson in Washington
Financial Times, May. 21, 2018
Pressure keeps on building while central bank stands aside
By Roger Blitz in London
Financial Times, May. 21, 2018
Industrials group sells assets to shore up balance sheet and simplify structure
By Ed Crooks in London and Eric Platt in New York
Financial Times, May. 21, 2018
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