The title should be "U.S., China report progress in Beijing trade talks at a snail pace".

U.S., China report progress in Beijing trade talks

Trump is like a dog barking at everything but never biting. His threat are totally meaningless.

Trump threatens to shut Mexico border - 'not kidding around'

I'm so surprised that the market ended Q1 with best start In 21 years … hmmm … not … after the huge drop in the previous quarter it's quite normal. Will it last? I don't think so.

Stocks End Q1 With Best Start In 21 Years As Earnings & Bond Yields Plunge

Trump asking Kim hand over all his nuclear weapons is the same as Putin asking Trump to hand over all his nuclear weapons. Nobody in his right mind would hand over his nuclear weapons to anyone that could be a potential enemy. I don't know what Kim ...

With a piece of paper, Trump called on Kim to hand over nuclear weapons

I confirm that the RSI is up on all GBP pairs after a dismal fall after the MPs voted down the 8 Brexit options that they were presented with. I don't think that the GBPUSD threatens the bull trend of GBP pairs because, when a currency falls too ...

GBP/USD Rate Threatens Bull Trend Ahead of Brexit Deadline

Thank you for the explanation. Since, as you imply and believe, that the company is legit, why doesn't it post its correct address and location on its web site along with the names of BOD members and executive team? Stating exactly how much physical ...

Dow drops more than 450 points, S&P 500 posts worst day since January amid global growth...

I disagree. Unemployment rates are a sign of how an economy performs while the stock market is not linked to the economy. The proof is that the S&P 500 increased by 400% in the last 10 years; did your salary increase as much?

German jobless rate falls to new record low in March

Looks like the Brits are a lot more cautious when it comes to borrowing money as compared to Australia, Canada and the US where consumers are up to their eye balls in debt.

Money and Credit - February 2019

With a falling £ the current account deficit will increase for the second quarter of 2019 especially if there is no Brexit deal.

Balance of payments, UK: October to December 2018

A drop of 0.9% from quarter to quarter is not bad as compared to what will happen from the first quarter of 2019 to the second quarter of 2019 if there is no Brexit deal. Only time will tell.

Business investment in the UK: October to December 2018 revised results

Low inflation is quite normal for a country in financial difficulty with too many people unemployed or under employed since vendors are not free to increase prices as they would like to do.

Consumer prices (provisional data)

Coeure is entirely correct. The EU is just like the US; some areas are quite rich and developed while other areas are poor and under developed. It's quite normal in such large areas.

Coeure: Heterogeneity and the ECB’s monetary policy

With housing prices and sales going down increasing rates will acerbate the problem. I doubt that lowering rates would have a great effect on the falling Australian economy.

RBA meets; might struggle to stay neutral

I honestly think that the stock market rise is temporary. This is the reason I sold all my stocks last year.

Trade hopes buoy stocks, Brexit setback hits pound

Don't worry Theresa May said that everything will be settles next Monday. I'm not convinced that this will be the case since all the fools will be out since it's April's Fools Day!

Brexit at a crossroads: May puts her deal to 'last chance' vote in parliament

"The median sales price of new houses sold in February 2019 was $315,300. The average sales price was $379,600" but this is misleading since you cannot buy any decent houses for less than $1M in some areas like New York, San Fran and LA.

Monthly New Residential Sales, February 2019

"Lyft's IPO will not crown any new billionaires" … not yet but it's coming.

Investor Interest Drives Lyft To $24 Billion Valuation, But It Still Won't Make Founders...

Agree 100%. Us, the people, could starve and the Fed couldn't care less as long as the stock market wouldn't be affected. Time to get rid of the Fed.

Quarles: Frameworks for the Countercyclical Capital Buffer

Stock market boom doesn't mean economy boom. Does any of you have seen his/her income quadruple in the last 10 years? Mine sure did not

Was the Stock-Market Boom Predictable?

Two questions. How mildly should it be? How long should the period be?

Quarles says Fed should be comfortable if inflation was 'mildly' above 2 percent for a period