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Amazon and other tech giants report earnings while the ECB meets and Kenyans vote on Thursday.
The decade following the Lehman Brothers collapse saw the U.S. stock market, bolstered by aggressive Federal Reserve quantitative easing, significantly outperform global markets.
Bob Michel explains Brexit's impact on bond markets and investor behavior in July and August.
Bond markets face volatility as German yields rise due to ECB's hefty bond purchases.
The ECB cuts asset purchases to thirty billion a month, extending QE for nine months.
The European Central Bank plans to buy 850 billion euros in bonds by September 2016.
Rising inflation signals the end of two decades of low interest rates, exposing vulnerabilities in the financial system linked to the 2008 Global financial crisis.
Investors grow more worried as the US-China trade war impacts market dynamics.
The Bank of Japan keeps interest rates steady as Kuroda's term concludes this Friday.
Marc Chandler discusses QE3's potential impact on employment and the dollar with John Authers.
Chinese growth slows, ending the commodities super cycle and impacting emerging markets.
Quantitative easing is a monetary policy that stimulates the economy by increasing the money supply.
Monetary policy and urbanization drive the huge rise in property prices, especially in San Francisco.
Negative yielding bonds are common in Japan and Europe, affecting global markets significantly.
Claire Jones analyzes the European Central Bank's decision to delay quantitative easing amid challenging economic conditions in the eurozone.
