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Golden globes. Headlines from my radio cohost, carol massar. Ben bernanke said the headwinds may be waning. The outgoing Federal Reserve chairman says the country is poised for faster growth. He pointed to financial healing in the Housing Market and Monetary Policy accommodation. Total return funds lost its title as the Largest Mutual Fund in october. 41. 1 billion last year. Pulled 4. 2 billion in the month of december. U. S. Crude oil imports fell to the lowest level in 16 years. This is according to the energy administration. The fewest since january, 1998. The numbers are based on four wee...

Conflict and ukraine must not end in American Economic domination, and a weakening of the u. Frances finance minister warms the you against washington. This quote, gas domination pointing out that imported liquefied natural gas from america costs 4 times more than an americas domestic mom. With was a pleasure having you with us for this. I was program from moscow. This is auntie international. So key of forces have reportedly shelled a sub station in the russian region of belgrade. Its very close to the ukrainian border. The attack left around 2000 people without power thats according to local...

Pot ash. And the german vice chancellor and head of the fdp party tell cnbc exclusively that the Ruling Coalition is right for germany. Also holding the title of economy minister, he lays out his support. It is hard for me to show there are no burdens for corporates or german smas. That means no increase in the substance taxes. Energy has to be affordable. Good morning, everyone. Emerging markets once again in focus today with the indian rupee falling to a record low and indonesia selling off quite sharply again today. Adam is in singapore with the details. Adam . Thank you very much. It was a...

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