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The subcompact crossover doesn’t quite measure up to expectations set by some rivals
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When a digital dickweed exposes the reality “the equity markets are broken,” it can be shrugged off as the rantings of a kid in his mom’s basement. When an experienced investigative writer claims “the markets are rigged,” it is drowned out with mainstream media propaganda forcing words like liquidity and cost-effective-ness to hide the truth.

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Commentary from Credit Agricole on the week ahead
Risk sentiment has been stabilising for most of the week, mainly in reaction
to easing worries related to Asia. Even if China-related growth expectations may
turn sour anew, investors’ focus turned to next week’s Fed monetary policy
announcement.

The United States will be a cheaper location for making the A320 aircraft than either France or Germany, Airbus Group Chief Executive Fabrice Bregier told the German weekly Welt am Sonntag. Local production is needed to meet U.S. demand for aircraft, which could become a hub for exports, Bregier told the paper. New production techniques and lower costs for non-unionised labor help to make the United States an attractive location, he said.

Greece expects debt-relief talks with its creditors to start as soon as the first assessment of compliance with its bailout agreement has taken place, the finance ministry in Athens said on Saturday. Greece’s caretaker government is fulfilling its responsibilities in connection with the agreement, the ministry said in a statement.

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