Author: super@dmin
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Bond Report: Treasury yields inch higher as traders await ISM services gauge expected to show strength
Treasury yields rise Tuesday as investors ready themselves for the latest assessment of the service sectors’ health
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Europe Markets: European markets upbeat; by oil and bank stocks lead the way
Major European indexes were upbeat on Tuesday, supported the oil stocks, banking stocks and momentum from Wall Street’s session on Monday
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Currencies: Dollar gains for 2nd day in a row ahead of State of the Union address
The U.S. dollar continues its move higher on Tuesday, ahead of President Donald Trump’s delayed State of the Union address in the evening.
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Market Snapshot: Stock-index futures edge higher ahead of Trump’s State of the Union address
Stock-index futures drift higher Tuesday as investors continue to dig into corporate earnings and await President Donald Trump’s evening State of the Union address.
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Taxpayers confused by the new tax law may be tempted to file extensions — here’s why you shouldn’t
The last major U.S. tax reform, in 1986, took more than a decade to fully understand and implement, experts say.
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NerdWallet: Stay warm this winter, but freeze your credit
Before you tackle financial resolutions like paying off debt this year, do yourself a favor and freeze your credit.
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Credit.com: What to do if you get this most dreaded tax form
If you’ve had a debt canceled, expect to see a 1099-C arrive in your mail.
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Asia Markets: Nikkei flat, Australian stocks surge as central bank stays pat
Stocks in Japan were flat in early trading Tuesday, while Australia’s benchmark surged after the Reserve Bank of Australia kept its cash rate unchanged.
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Mark Hulbert: Bullish gold investors now have reason to worry
Market sentiment about gold has become irrationally exuberant, writes Mark Hulbert.
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Key Words: MIT Sloan professor warns the next shock could be lurking in the ‘shadows’
Kristin Forbes of MIT Sloan is concerned that the measures regulators took to bolster the global financial system after the meltdown a decade ago could actually create the next one.