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Advisors Capital Lieberman's Market Outlook
Chuck Lieberman, Advisors Capital Management, Co-founder & Chief Investment Officer speaks with Tim Stenovec and Vonnie Quinn about the market and how Trump's presidency will effect it. (Source: Bloomberg)
Asian Stocks Fall as Kospi Slides; Won Gains: Markets Wrap
Stocks in Asia fell after South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol’s shock decision to impose martial law, only to reverse course hours later, caught global markets off guard.
A 165% Stock Surge in Thailand’s Biggest Public Company Prompts CEO, Exchange Meeting
Thailand’s biggest publicly listed company will meet with the bourse next month over its surging stock that its chief executive officer attributed as “not healthy.”
Korean Won Gains, Stocks Dip After President’s Brief Martial Law
South Korea’s currency strengthened while its stocks fell in early trading Wednesday after President Yoon Suk Yeol briefly declared martial law amid a political tussle, before moving to rescind the decree just hours later.
Oil Holds Hefty Advance on OPEC+ Deal Progress, Iran Sanctions
Oil steadied after the biggest advance in more than two weeks as OPEC+ made progress toward a deal to delay further the restoration of shuttered supply, and the US imposed more sanctions on Iranian crude.
The Politics feed is a feed that covers daily news on US politics.
Trump Cites Biden Pardon to Get NY Hush-Money Case Tossed
Donald Trump’s lawyers told a judge that his New York hush money conviction must be dismissed as a result of his election victory, arguing that the president-elect was unfairly targeted by prosecutors.
Korean Won Gains, Stocks Dip After President’s Brief Martial Law
South Korea’s currency strengthened while its stocks fell in early trading Wednesday after President Yoon Suk Yeol briefly declared martial law amid a political tussle, before moving to rescind the decree just hours later.
Costs Almost Double in UK Building Program to Ease Prison Crisis
Britain’s prison building program aimed at easing an overcrowding crisis will be five years late and cost almost double the original estimates, according to the spending watchdog.
Macron Asks French Lawmakers Not to Topple the Government
President Emmanuel Macron called on French lawmakers to set aside their personal ambition and reject a vote that would topple the government and throw the country into political turmoil.
South Korea’s Yoon Ends Martial Law After Political Gamble
South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol said he will rescind his martial law decree, giving in to the parliament’s opposition just hours after his dramatic move imposing it that shook markets and surprised other world leaders.
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Trump’s Treasury Pick to Meet Thune, Key Senators on Confirmation
Treasury secretary nominee Scott Bessent plans to meet this week with incoming Senate Republican leader John Thune and other key senators as he begins preparing for confirmation hearings.
Canada Mining Group Uses China Ban to Push Back on Trump Tariffs
China’s move to ban exports of rare metals to the US underscores the need for trade cooperation between mineral-rich Canada and its southern neighbor.
Czech Lawmakers Approve More Budget Austerity for Election Year
Czech lawmakers voted to extend one of Europe’s most aggressive fiscal-austerity programs that has already damped economic growth and curbed the government’s popularity a year before elections.
Parents in Some Regions Are Using Fewer Diapers to Save Money
Consumers in Latin America and Southeast Asia are cutting back on baby diapers to save money, Huggies-maker Kimberly-Clark Corp. said.
Fed’s Daly Says December Aside, Rates Should Continue Falling
Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco President Mary Daly said an interest-rate cut this month isn’t certain but remains on the table for policymakers.
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Shocker: Martial Law Is Not Popular
South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol’s attempt to seize control of the country didn’t even last a day.
South Korea’s Martial Law Recalls a Scary Past
President Yoon Suk Yeol’s antidemocratic move is a real problem for the US and a win for China.
Fentanyl Curbs Would Give Xi an Easy Trump Win
Beijing could score a point with the next US president by taking action on the deadly drug.
Even BlackRock Is Fleeing Public Markets
The $11.5 trillion money manager’s recent acquisitions reflect investors’ boredom with stocks and bonds and a desire for alternative bets.
Elon Still Can’t Get His Money
Tornetta, empty voting, tricking an AI bot into sending you money and mining Bitcoins on planes.
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