November 15, 2015
Hindsight Not Twenty-Twenty
In an opinion piece on MarketWatch, writer Steve Goldstein says Paris Attacks Show U.S. Should Reverse Policy on Syria’s Assad
Hard hitting global and local news
Hard hitting global and local news
In an opinion piece on MarketWatch, writer Steve Goldstein says Paris Attacks Show U.S. Should Reverse Policy on Syria’s Assad
Business expectations are high and rising as measured by a new high in the inventory-to-sales ratio.
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In what should be perfectly obvious (but isn’t to Germany and Sweden), EU’s Refugee Policy Helps People Smugglers . Europe is running a “people-smugglers’ promotion programme†that is “massively overburdening†several countries, Austria’s foreign minister has warned.
Factory Orders Sink 11th Time in 14 Months Factory orders decline once again, in line with the Bloomberg Consensus , but last month was also revised lower. New orders for the export-hit factory sector fell 1.0 percent in September for the 11th decline in 14 months with August revised 4 tenths lower to minus 2.1 percent. September orders for durable goods, initially posted in last week’s advance report, are unrevised at minus 1.2 percent, held down in part by a downswing in civilian aircraft but nevertheless showing wide weakness