After a brief moment of optimism early in the morning, the markets struck out for negative territory and remained there for the rest of the day...
The euro area has dipped right back into a recession after a 0.1 percent contraction, though it's a little more hopeful for next year, as current rates are stagnated, possibly until 2014...
Wary of concerns regarding future inflation, the Federal Reserve is mulling a non-traditional approach to the possible scenario of more asset purchases.
Aspiring home buyers would do well to remember that housing prices move inversely to interest rates. With interest rates at historic lows, that does not augur a bright future for housing.
When business is threatened, buying back shares can help pop the stock ...
Although the latest FOMC Statement still only had one dissenter, the rest of the Board was far from united in deciding to embark on QE Lite.
The EU is ready to bailout the sinking Achilles Heel of Europe ...
Moderate increases in food and energy prices were offset by weakness in apartment rentals and lodging away from home ...
Cheap money is here to stay ...