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Plenty of appetite for trade deals after vote
The economic order may be disrupted or slowed by the Brexit vote but it won’t be changed. Japanese Finance Minister Kishida said he will consider a trade pact with Britain after a Brexit.

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Don’t wait until next year; there are stocks you can buy right now that should give you exceptional returns over the long run. Three of them are in the once high-flying but now beaten-down biotech industry.

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Kroger (NYSE: KR) has a nagging issue that’s hurting its operating results. Prices didn’t budge on groceries last quarter, marking the lowest inflation level in six years for the supermarket chain.

That pricing pressure was the main factor behind a huge growth slowdown: Comparable-store sales rose by just 2% in Q1, versus 4% in the prior quarter and over 5% in each of the last five quarters.

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On Wednesday, Facebook (NASDAQ: FB) announced it will give greater emphasis to posts by users’ friends and family in the News Feed. While the move may mean less traffic for many Facebook pages, it highlights an important facet about the company for investors: The social network will do whatever it takes to ensure user engagement doesn’t suffer.

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The bonds of companies in the S&P 500 index enjoyed a mostly good run following the victorious “leave” vote in the U.K.’s referendum on EU membership — even as their stocks got crushed.
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Bullish stocks
I noted the divergence between stocks on and USD/JPY earlier but stock markets have won this round as the S&P 500 remains bid.
USD/JPY has now climbed to the highs of the day at 102.83. That beats yesterday’s high by a pip. Along with the series of higher lows, it points to more consolidation. Even the bond market is cooperating as US 30-year yields push higher after a dip to a one-year low earlier on reported Japanese bids.