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Dow At All Time High, Dollar Dips, Europe Lower Dragged By Sliding Spanish, Italian Banks

Dow At All Time High, Dollar Dips, Europe Lower Dragged By Sliding Spanish, Italian Banks

US equity futures and Asian stocks were unchanged while European stocks declined after touching the highest level in almost a year, as Italian and Spanish banks dragged indexes lower. The dollar eased back from 14-year highs as bond yields fell on Wednesday and oil extended its advance in increasingly thin trading.

Frontrunning: December 20

  • Trump wins Electoral College vote; a few electors break ranks (Reuters)
  • European Stocks Head for a One-Year High (BBG)
  • Japan's Central Bank Keeps Policy Unchanged, Upgrades Economic Outlook (BBG)
  • Russia and Turkey vow to keep detente on track after murder (FT)
  • The Political Implications of Events in Ankara and Berlin (BBG)
  • Trump condemns Berlin attack, says things 'only getting worse' (Reuters)
  • Merkel: "No Doubt Berlin Crash Was a Terror Attack" (BBG)
  • Gunman in Zurich mosque shooting is dead (Reuters)

The Obama Regime and Washington’s EU Vassals Rank with the Worst Criminal Regimes in History

The Obama Regime and Washington’s EU Vassals Rank with the Worst Criminal Regimes in History

http://www.strategic-culture.org/news/2016/12/17/bitter-aleppo-defeat-us-eu-seek-further-demonize-russia.html

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British Member Of Parliament Accuses Russia Of Manipulating Brexit Vote

First, the US blamed Russian hackers for Hillary Clinton's unexpected loss, a narrative which continues to reverberate with the relentless crusade by both the WaPo and NYT against "fake news." then Germany preemptively blamed Russia for a potential loss by Angela Merkel in the upcoming elections: as we reported last night, Germany's domestic intelligence agency is reporting a "striking increase" in Russian propaganda and disinformation campaigns aimed at destabilizing German society, and targeted cyber attacks against political parties.

Now, it's the UK's turn.

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