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"... I confirmed that the EU remains available to intensify talks in London this week, on all subjects, and based on legal texts."

"She may be moving toward where we have set the bar."

"This new study shows 1.8 million excess, or 'ghost' voters... Dirty voting rolls can mean dirty elections..."

"Am I going to say this is going to be error free? No."

Libyan oil flows have resumed but their stability remains uncertain, while India’s coal powered generation has dipped, granting gains to renewables...

War correspondent describes horrific body-strewn front lines...

“I don’t see any moral hazard here..."

The case will likely mark the first major legal issue before a 6-3 conservative majority court.

...gamma?

It’s impossible to advocate for change if nobody can hear you...

...maybe we should have pandemics (and riots) more often?

One month after we warned that a furious Nasdaq squeeze is coming, we got just that.

... regardless of his position on fracking, his $2 trillion clean energy plan could be devastating to natural gas.

It feels we are caught in some kind of revolving autumnal depression – inflicting successive fronts of bad news and uncertainty upon us.

...what was supposed to be a one-off market intervention in 1987 has now become the norm, which monetary policymakers will find it impossible to extract itself from...

We get the final presidential debate of the US election on Thursday, the flash PMIs on Friday, and earnings season moving into full flow with 90 S&P 500 companies reporting. As well as this, there is an array of central bank speakers as usual.

The policy had previously allowed returns within 7 days provided there was no damage and that there was less than 1,000 miles on the car. 

"Nobody knew Chinese GDP numbers could actually surprise to the downside!”

Plunging valuations and weakening demand for oil and gas have created an opportunity for larger oil and gas firms with a less debt-laden balance sheet to expand via acquisition...

Bulls will breathe a sigh of relief that on the 33-year-anniversary of Black Monday (when the Dow dropped 22.6% on this day in 1987) futures are sharply higher, at least for now.