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November 16 2015 4:28 AM EST Conventional wisdom holds that Monday is likely to see a rout in stock markets worldwide, as investors recoil in panic from the terrorist attacks in Paris. But what meager data is available on the behavior of traders following such tragedies suggests a morbid possibility: panicked selling may yet present…
Adam Sarhan Reuters Quote: Gold higher as U.S. consumer prices rise, dollar drops
By Frank Tang NEW YORK | Tue Oct 16, 2012 2:56pm EDT (Reuters) – Gold rose on Tuesday to snap two days of hefty losses lifted by a broad dollar drop and by data showing U.S. consumer prices climbed but not enough to derail the Federal Reserve’s ultra-easy monetary policy. The metal rebounded from Monday’s one-month low,…
Adam Sarhan Reuters Quote: Gold rises above $1,300 for first time since November
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Adam Sarhan MarketWatch Quote: Ebola creeps within 5 miles of the stock market’s hub
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Adam Sarhan MarketWatch Quote: What happens if the ECB pulls a Swiss-style surprise
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Reuters Quote: Markets U.S. Stocks Snap Losing Streak But Oil And Bonds Decline
Wednesday, August 26, 2015 Wall Street rebounded sharply on Wednesday after six straight days of large declines caused by China worries, while long-dated bond prices fell after a top Federal Reserve official scaled back expectations of a September rate increase. The dollar rebounded for a second straight session as firmer U.S. stocks and a recouping…
