E-Finance News

Global equities set a new record high and bond yields sank to fresh lows on Thursday as investors positioned for an extended era of cheap money ahead of the European Central Bank's looming bond-buying scheme. There were also signs the euro zone economy may be turning a corner as consumer morale

America's economy got a gut check Wednesday in about one sentence from Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen. Opinion: maukk Getting all up in an uproar over the stock market doing well is stupid.  The fed gives us nothing in savings - 0.00% so where else can we turn to.  Again, when the government

Oil supply running ahead of demand hasn't just pressured prices, it's also filling up storage space, potentially pushing crude toward another leg down. Opinion: Ian  We have been using vehicles for 100 years, at some point it seems like it would be cost effective to just start buying up Saudi/OPEC

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L6m2DyS5gCU Christine Lagarde, IMF managing director, urges European governments to move 'into action mode' now that the ECB has unveiled its stimulus package to lift the region out of economic hardship.

Opinion: Andrey65 Common, it's not about ECB, it's much bigger that that! German investors do not have to stick to the Euro, they could invest in US stock market that keeps on inflating, or anywhere else around the globe. So ask yourself: do they know something that I do not? CNN Money