Provided by Business Insider, November 12, 2010:
Good morning. Here's what you need to know:
•Asian markets crashed overnight with the Shanghai Composite down 5.16%. European indices have rebounded, but are still in the red, and U.S. futures suggest a lower open.
•Chinese markets, in particular, were crushed in trading today. Beyond the Shanghai Composite, the Hang Seng was down nearly 2%. This sharp drop is being blamed on concerns over future tightening measures by the Chinese authorities to deal with rising inflation. Has this Chinese growth been real or is it just a debt burdened builder of bridges to nowhere.
•The selloff was so bad on the Shanghai Composite that two stocks reached the maximum drop allowed on a single day: China Southern Airlines and Hong Yuan Securities both fell 10%.
•Negative news also hit Europe this morning, with uncertainty over the eurozone bailout of Ireland rattling credit markets and equities. The euro has spiked and troughed on conflicting rumors a bailout package was in place.
•The G20 failed to come to any conclusion on trade imbalances or competitive devaluations. Instead, they issued a meek communique suggesting they would find a solution over the next year.
•There was, however, agreement on allowing countries to use measures to control capital inflows. Some of the countries hardest hit by hot money inflows will be able to use capital controls to defend themselves.
•The fall in Asian equities did not hurt Petronas Chemicals' IPO, which raised $4.1 billion through a share sale. Those shares were priced at the top of expectations, making Petronas the largest IPO in Southeast Asia.
•Eurozone growth slowed in Q3, with GDP falling to 0.4% from Q2's 1.0%. This is being blamed on weakness in the eurozone's fringe economies, pulling down more robust growth in Germany.
•Rolls Royce has agreed to fix engines it supplied to Qantas for A380 jets after one exploded last week. The company claims this will hit profit growth.
•Consumer sentiment data for November is released at 9:55 AM ET. It is expected to rise over October's final reading, to 69.
•Bonus: Russell Brand has described being married to Katy Perry as a "sitcom" where she has him under her thumb.
It's great now two party are going to have to disagree about the tax thing. Democrats raising Tax rates in the prior congress would have been insane for this recovery. The govt takes in 3 trillion per year in taxes. 60 percent goes to social welfare programs- the illegal aliens cost a lot of money for their free healthcare n welfare checks- 20 percent goes to military.the other 20 goes to misc programs. Thank god the republicans are now in congress and they have to work this out. But I'm not into one dem party in congress increasing the already taxing issue. I'm a libertarian and neither is my choice however I don't like an all democratic do it my redistribution of wealth way.
It's great now two party are going to have to disagree about the tax thing. Democrats raising Tax rates in the prior congress would have been insane for this recovery. The govt takes in 3 trillion per year in taxes. 60 percent goes to social welfare programs- the illegal aliens cost a lot of money for their free healthcare n welfare checks- 20 percent goes to military.the other 20 goes to misc programs. Thank god the republicans are now in congress and they have to work this out. But I'm not into one dem party in congress increasing the already taxing issue. I'm a libertarian and neither is my choice however I don't like an all democratic do it my redistribution of wealth way.
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What we need to know today for a good laugh: With the initial results from the deficit commission, the Republicans are in disarray over raising taxes & cutting spending; the Democrats are in disarray over raising taxes & increasing taxes; & the WH is in disarray over extending tax cuts. It doesn't get any better than this!
The rigged casino market needs more BAILOUT TARP and QE2. Bankers and wall street love there welfare checks for bad bets placed. If the US economy has 12-15 Trillion in national debt....imagine the bets if the BIS says the derivatives fraud is 1400 Trillion. Bloomberg news is quoting 28 Trillion in derivatives fraud...
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