On a day that started in decline for equity markets, some remarks from the President and a release of employment data sent markets back up — a sign, according to Jack Bouroudjian, that markets don’t quite know what they want. Also, Chinese markets had their best day in three months. Jack explores whether that’s a sign of things to come.
OpenMarkets is an online magazine and blog focused on global markets and economic trends. It combines feature articles, news briefs and videos with contributions from leaders in business, finance, economics and politics in an interactive forum designed to foster conversation around the issues and ideas shaping our industry.
OpenMarkets is an online magazine and blog focused on global markets and economic trends. It combines feature articles, news briefs and videos with contributions from leaders in business, finance, economics and politics in an interactive forum designed to foster conversation around the issues and ideas shaping our industry.
Market Update: Market Doesn’t Know What it Wants
Dec 5, 2012 || OpenMarkets
On a day that started in decline for equity markets, some remarks from the President and a release of employment data sent markets back up — a sign, according to Jack Bouroudjian, that markets don’t quite know what they want. Also, Chinese markets had their best day in three months. Jack explores whether that’s a sign of things to come.
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