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I will go to municipalities for the money. Saying i need your cash desperately, i will go to municipalities for the money. Where hearing about potential rate rises this year. Bill dudley, head of the new york federal reserve, he is optimistic. He said it a rate rises needed this year. Stimulus a plenty. We are seeing a reduction on the u. S. The dollar is up almost zero. 5 . Euro weakness. Down goes the euro. Will we see a reduction . We are seeing weaker currencies first of the dollar. Aussie dollar trading lower. The centralbank comments saying cuts could remain. Centralbank divergence. That...

The president s, and maybe the geopolitical tensions and more sanctions against russia. Whatever, the day sure felt ominous. The s p giving up. 48 and the nasdaq dropping half a percent. Giving that the marks have turned treacherous here, whats the game plan . I think we have to raise a little cash to handle this newly punishingen viern am. You know ive been saying dont put new money in. Im tepid here. Many companies are reporting pretty decent numbers and not being rewarded for their efforts like starbucks today. I have to tell you that makes me uncomfortable. For example, next week we hear f...

Hello and welcome. President Alexander Lukashenko of belarus is defiant despite another weekend of huge demonstrations against his disputed re election, which protesters say he rigged two weeks ago. They are demanding that he stand down. From the capital minsk, our correspondent Steve Rosenberg sent this report. A warning it contains images you may find distressing. They poured onto the streets. Long live belarus, they cried. A sea of protesters flooding the centre of minsk. Resign, they shouted. A message for this man, alexander lu kashenko. For 26 years, hes been the president , but look how...

Audiences in berlin. The greek Prime Minister has welcomed the European Union International Monetary fund bailout deal for athens as a new dawn after months of haggling. With the country on the brink of bankruptcy, the agreement will unlock almost 44 billion euros in cash. But many in greece are angry that the pact will mean more austerity and job cuts. Opponents say it will not solve the countrys problems. European finance chiefs are all smiles again. A solution for greece appears in sight thanks to a new set of measures meant to plug the countrys cash gap and curb debt longterm. I am please ...

Magic flute is allowing audiences in berlin wowing audiences in berlin. The greek Prime Minister has welcomed the European Union International Monetary fund bailout deal for athens as a new dawn after months of haggling. With the country on the brink of bankruptcy, the agreement will unlock almost 44 billion euros in cash. But many in greece are angry that the pact will mean more austerity and job cuts. Opponents say it will not solve the countrys problems. European finance chiefs are all smiles again. A solution for greece appears in sight thanks to a new set of measures meant to plug the cou...