2 September, 2015 by The TZ Newswire Staff Comments Off on 4 Best Bank Stocks to Buy During a Correction
4 Best Bank Stocks to Buy During a Correction
With the markets in a correction, it’s a great time to go shopping for bargains.
2 September, 2015 by The TZ Newswire Staff Comments Off on Report: More than half of immigrants on welfare
Report: More than half of immigrants on welfare
More than half of the nation’s immigrants receive some kind of government welfare, a figure that’s far higher than the native-born population.
2 September, 2015 by The TZ Newswire Staff Comments Off on Your digital subscriptions now exceed your cable bill
Your digital subscriptions now exceed your cable bill
Apple may soon compete with Netflix, Amazon and Hulu.
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2 September, 2015 by The TZ Newswire Staff Comments Off on Why is Deutsche Bank expecting a soft non farm payrolls number?
Why is Deutsche Bank expecting a soft non farm payrolls number?
Deutsche Bank expects NFP to come in under 200k
DB is out with a note saying that they expect Friday’s payroll number to come in at around 170k. The market is expecting around 218k
2 September, 2015 by The TZ Newswire Staff Comments Off on Europe shares trade higher after Asia stems slide
Europe shares trade higher after Asia stems slide
European markets opened marginally higher on Wednesday after some heavy selling in the previous session.
2 September, 2015 by The TZ Newswire Staff Comments Off on July 2015 Eurozone PPI -0.1% vs -0.1% exp m/m
July 2015 Eurozone PPI -0.1% vs -0.1% exp m/m
Hi lights of the July 2015 Eurozone PPI data report 2 September 2015
– Prior -0.1%
– -2.1% vs -2.1% exp y/y. Prior -2.2%
– EU 28 states -0.2% vs -0.15 prior m/m
Prices largely flat across the board this month. Energy prices were down 0.5% vs flat in June. Year on year they are down 6.5% vs 6.8% prior y/y in the EZ and -9.9% vs 9.8% prior in the EU
2 September, 2015 by The TZ Newswire Staff Comments Off on Why Germany isn’t panicking over China
Why Germany isn’t panicking over China
Germany is taking recent market volatility “very seriously,” but a finance ministry official told CNBC there was no reason to panic.