quarta-feira, 7 de janeiro de 2015

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TOPSHOTS A woman holds up the satirical...TOPSHOTS A woman holds up the satirical weekly Charlie Hebdo during a gathering at the Place de la Republique (Republic square) in Paris, on January 7, 2015, following an attack by unknown gunmen on the offices of the satirical weekly, Charlie Hebdo. France's Muslim leadership sharply condemned the shooting at the Paris satirical weekly that left at least 12 people dead as a "barbaric" attack and an assault on press freedom and democracy. AFP PHOTO / DOMINIQUE FAGETDOMINIQUE FAGET/AFP/Getty Images
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Capital suffers murderous nightmare

NEW GLOBAL ECONOMY

Fed unlikely to raise rates before April

International risks cited by Fed officials among reasons for caution

6:19pm

Hunt under way for Charlie Hebdo killers

Thousands of police deployed after 12 shot dead

11:37am

Brent crude falls under $50 a barrel

Price fall comes as US petroleum stocks reach new highs

6:02pm

Eurozone falls into deflation

Pressure on ECB to act with full-scale monetary stimulus package

NEW GLOBAL MARKET OVERVIEW

Stocks rally as hopes for ECB action grow

Euro hits 9-year low as eurozone slips into deflation

ES_Tankers_01--The tanker Eagle Seville discharges crude at the Port of Corpus Christi, Texas' oil dock on December 27, 2010. Eddie Seal for Bloomberg News
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8:58am MARKETS

US export code adds to bearish oil outlook

Government issues guidelines on the export of ultralight crudes

A pedestrian passes the headquarters building of Petroleo Brasileiro SA (Petrobras) in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
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6:14pm COMPANIES

Fears grow over fallout from Petrobras

Analysts warn of possible impact on Brazil’s credit rating

A Burlington Northern Santa Fe (BNSF) train sits at the BNSF Alliance Intermodal facility in Haslet, Texas, U.S., on Thursday, March 8, 2012. U.S. Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner toured the facility today during a visit to emphasize the significance of infrastructure development to American businesses. Photographer: Mike Fuentes/Bloomberg
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6:47pm COMPANIES

US ports dispute hits rail shipments

BNSF reacts to severe congestion sparked by labour dispute

Consumer Electronics Show 2015

Workers pour a blue vodka-based drink through a CES-branded ice luge during the CES Unveiled press event ahead of the 2015 Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, Nevada, U.S., on Sunday, Jan. 4, 2015. This year's CES will be packed with a wide array of gadgets such as drones, connected cars, a range of smart home technology designed to make everyday life more convenient and quantum dot televisions, which promise better color and lower electricity use in giant screens. Photographer: Michael Nagle/Bloomberg©Bloomberg

News and analysis from CES, the world’s biggest consumer technology convention

Motherhood, pre-midlife and social media

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Disenchantment with the once-beloved Facebook may well be the purest expression of pre-midlife angst

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2:16pm COMPANIES

Caesars owners seek to shed gambling debt

Project Julii restructuring triggers fight over casino empire

A patron exits a T-Mobile store in Glendale, California, on August 1, 2014. Shares in T-Mobile jumped on July 31 on a report that French telecommunications firm Iliad is bidding to buy the US wireless service carrier. AFP PHOTO / Robyn BeckROBYN BECK/AFP/Getty Images
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4:43pm COMPANIES

T-Mobile US comes out on top in price war

Group wins record number of customers in 2014

California Governor Brown takes a historic fourth oath of office as governor with First Lady of California Anne Gust at his inauguration at the State Capitol in Sacramento...California Governor Jerry Brown (L) takes a historic fourth oath of office as governor with First Lady of California Anne Gust Brown at his inauguration at the State Capitol in Sacramento, January 5, 2015. Brown, who turned around California's finances after years of deficits, vowed to keep a tight rein on spending as he was sworn in on Monday for a record fourth term at the helm of the nation's most populous state. REUTERS/Hector Amezcua/Pool (UNITED STATES - Tags: POLITICS)
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8:24pm WORLD

California steams as new rail line begins

Ground broken in Central Valley on ‘train to nowhere’

The Ekocycle headphones by Beats
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3:52pm COMPANIES

Monster sues Dr Dre’s Beats

Audio group accuses former partner ‘of corporate betrayal’

Comment and Analysis

US President Barack Obama
2:18pm  JUREK MARTIN from COMMENT

Obama is at last free from the Democrats

President’s party no less immune to the power of money and special interests than Republicans

A Chinese 100 renminbi (yuan) note is held up in front of the Pudong financial district skyline in Shanghai, 21 May 2007. China recently said that it will widen its currency's trading band and raise interest rates but major partners and analysts urged Beijing to go still further to help trim huge trade imbalances. The United States and Japan reacted promptly to the announcement, urging China to use the wider band to let the yuan trade more freely and to further increase flexibility on exchange rates. AFP PHOTO/Mark RALSTON
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1:50pm  DAVID PILLING from COMMENT

China must adapt to its ‘new normal’

The trick for policy makers will be to shift resources from the public to the private sector

Stacks of U.S. $100 bills are arranged for a photograph in New York, U.S., on Thursday, Feb. 7, 2013. The U.S. dollar advanced in trading today to the highest in almost three weeks against a basket of major currencies. Photographer: Scott Eells/Bloomberg
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11:01am FT ALPHAVILLE from MARKETS

Dubious relationship between yields and exchange rates

Matthew Klein on why interest rate differentials have little predictive power for currencies

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