Dominic Wilson News
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The U.S. economy is beginning 2012 on a brighter note in a sign investors may be too pessimistic.
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The U.S. is starting the year on a positive note, a sign that investors may be too gloomy.
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A year ago, Catherine Liu employed more than 2,000 people at her five Shanghai luggage-making factories. Now, as the dwindling supply of low-paid young workers forces wages and costs higher, she has 1,200 left.
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In the past decade, mutual funds poured almost $70 billion into Brazil, Russia, India and China, stocks more than quadrupled gains in the Standard & Poor’s 500 Index and the economies grew four times faster than America’s.
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Goldman Sachs Group Inc., after this year’s losing endorsement of U.S. bank stocks, recommends as its top trade for 2012 a bet against European high-yield corporate debt and forecasts a “deeper recession” for the region.
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Goldman Sachs Group Inc. , Wall Street’s most profitable investment bank, promoted Jan Hatzius and Dominic Wilson to oversee its global economics research division, succeeding Jim O’Neill .
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German stocks rose, for the biggest three-day rally in the benchmark DAX Index in more than seven weeks, as euro-area finance ministers met in Brussels to discuss the region’s sovereign-debt crisis.
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Price pressures are pushing emerging-market central banks from Russia to China to raise interest rates this year, tarnishing the appeal of their stocks and increasing investor interest in the U.S.
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Goldman Sachs Group Inc. cut its global growth forecast for this year and next, predicting recessions in Germany and France as the European economy stalls and the risk of a contraction in the U.S. grows.
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Goldman Sachs Group Inc. racked up trading profits for itself every day last quarter. Clients who followed the firm’s investment advice fared far worse.
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