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Stock markets around the world are mixed heading toward the weekend. The Hang Seng bounced back 1.1% overnight but finished a tough week below 25,000
Recent economic numbers pointing toward a period of stagflation (low economic growth and high inflation) and seasonal factors not only continue to drag on world
Disappointing economic numbers out of China overnight weighed on Asia Pacific markets overnight as Hong Kong plunged 1.8%, Tokyo lost 0.5% and Sydney slipped 0.3%.
US index futures have been rallying since the US consumer price report came out at 8:30 am EDT and are now up 0.1%-0.2%. The US
September has historically been a choppy month for stocks and considering that North American markets have been generally trending sideways for the last six months,
Stock markets around the world are bouncing back this morning as some of the negative pressure of the last few days eases. US index futures
Chief Market Strategist Colin Cieszynski, CFA, CMT recently appeared on BNN Bloomberg where he discussed commodity prices, inflation, relative strength and tactical
SIA Wealth In The Media Chief Market Strategist Colin Cieszynski recently appeared on Global TV
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