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- Markets expecting growth in US to be around 3%: Michael Woolfolk, BNY Mellon Global MarketsMarket as well as the FED expects growth in United States to be 2.5% to 3%. We are overdue for a correction in the US stock market.
- Global growth pushing commodity prices higher: Michael Woolfolk, BNY Mellon Global MarketsAs the global economy continues to pick up momentum, which we anticipate throughout this year, that will push commodity prices higher.
- Global equities to rally 10-15% in 2012: Michael Woolfolk, BNY Mellon Global MarketsIn an interview with ET Now, Michael Woolfolk, MD, BNY Mellon Global Markets, talks about the US economy and the factors that will influenc...
- Global equities could decline by 5% this week: BNY Mellon Global MarketsGlobal equities could decline by 5%, if there is no further progress towards a final solution to the European debt crisis says Michael Wool...
- Dollar climbs to 10-month high against the euroThe dollar climbed to a ten-month high against the euro Wednesday amid mounting concerns that the International Monetary Fund will play a p...
- Dollar rises as oil slips; near year high vs euroDollar rebounded against other currencies as oil prices slipped, reaching its highest point in nearly a year against the euro.
- Dollar moves little against euroThe dollar showed scant movement against the euro late on Thursday after the head of the European Central Bank warned again of potential in...
- Dollar firms against euro ahead of Fed rate decisionThe dollar held a slight lead on the euro here on Wednesday, bolstered by better-than-expected US growth figures, ahead of a Federal Reserv...
- Dollar slides on soft US jobs dataThe dollar slumped Friday to a 10-day low against the euro after US data showed a weaker-than-expected rise in new jobs, underlining sluggi...
- Dollar gains as Fed keeps rates on holdThe dollar traded mainly higher on Thursday, lifted by a Federal Reserve announcement it was holding US short term interest rates unchanged...
- Investors slow purchases of long-term US assetsInternational investment in US long-term assets slackened in November as the dollar weakened.
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