Stimulus splurge restarts stocks rally

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World shares jumped as sentiment was lifted by the launch of the U.S. Federal Reserve's corporate bond buying program and concerns about a second wave of global coronavirus infections eased

A nearly 5% jump by Japan’s Nikkei ensured the best day for Asian equities since late March and almost 2% rises from London, Paris and Frankfurt got Europe off to a fast start.

“But the degree and the speed that things are melting back in FX now is telling... you feel like you can’t really trust these moves.” The Fed also announced on Monday eagerly-awaited details of its programme to lend funds directly to companies. German, French, Dutch and other core yields rose in Europe too, and riskier Italian yields fell to their lowest since the end of March.

 

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American style greed fueled capitalism is that the government lets the average citizen die because to do otherwise would be socialistic, but there is no end of socialistic capital for the wealthy and for businesses who make stupid decisions like taking out debt to buy back stock.

China and India are shooting at each other. SouthKorea has been attacked by NorthKorea. Where are the stories on this It could be the start of WW3 and nothing from Reuters

Yes! Just keep creating more and more digits. This won’t have any effect on inflation or income inequality or create social unrest or leave people economically disadvantaged.

Party Party Party!

Fed money printer go brrrrrrrrr.

“Concerns about a second wave of coronavirus infections eased” According to what? Rising numbers in the dead of summer?

5 soldiers were killed and 11 were injured during violent clashes at the China-India border...GalwanValley ChinaIndiaFaceoff

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