Brexit boost, likely China accord boost Monday stock market rally
US stocks continued to benefit Monday from that big Brexit Boost. Continued good feelings on a now likely China accord are helping stocks along as well.
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UK Tories riding high, US-China deal ‘done,’ but stocks remain confused
The US-China deal is allegedly done and Boris Johnson’s UK Tories have trounced the Labour Party. But US traders seem reluctant to make commitments.
Fed, UK election, China keep US stocks treading water Wednesday
Continuing confusion over the Fed, the upcoming UK election, and the always-tantalizing China trade issue continues to roil US stocks.
Italy, UK’s MI-6 aid the Durham probe of Brennan, Mifsud’s Trump Spygate
Durham announces a probe of the Russia hoax including the use of the foreign intelligence agencies in Italy and the UK to spy on the Trump campaign.
Wikileaks’ Julian Assange ‘escapes’ UK? Bill Still report claims he has
YouTube-based journalist Bill Still claims that Wikileaks' Julian Assange has already left the UK en route to parts unknown. Confirmable or not, the report falls into a scenario that has apparently been developing since sometime in December, 2017 and perhaps before.
One man, one country, one exit: Nigel Farage and Brexit
Without Nigel Farage, the UK would never have offered its citizens a referendum, and the UK would never have voted to leave the EU.
Margaret Thatcher smiles as Britain votes for sovereignty
Britain has decided to leave the EU resulting in losses financially across the globe. But did it have to be done for the sake of Britain? 51.9% of voters said yes.
Brexit wins! UK peasants revolt, world markets crash
WASHINGTON, June 24, 2016 – As we write this on Friday at 7 a.m., traders and investors—or at least those who weren’t up all night—are waking up to the news that, contrary to polling data and late bookmaking odds in London, U,K, voters have decisively voted to leave the European Union (EU), a process that’s ...
The ‘Brexit’ and interest rates: Black Swans on the horizon?
WASHINGTON, June 6, 2016 – Monday morning markets are off to the races, at least as of the noon hour. Today’s rocket fuel? Apparently upon re-thinking the issue, traders have decided that last week’s bad news on employment is good, meaning that companies can continue to use cheap, low interest-rate financing to buy back shares, ...
UK Joint Terrorism Analysis Center raises UK terror threat
It is the second highest of five possible UK threat levels, highest since January 2010 and the summer of 2011, Cameron say he needs to protect the people