Markets am: Hopes of US debt deal lift stocks, Markets dance to ...

 
 
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Friday October 11 2013
 
 
Markets
 
Hopes of US debt deal lift stocks
 
Equities are on the rise amid optimism that a temporary extension to the US debt limit can be agreed
 
 
 
Markets dance to the tune of easy money
 
US default fears have been overlooked in many markets as investors look forward to more months of QE from the Fed
 
 
US refiners' output jumps on cheap domestic crude
 
Surging shale oil output plugs the gap form supply disruptions within the Opec oil cartel, according to the IEA
 
 
Grain forecaster steps into shutdown void
 
With the USDA's market-moving reports suspended, Informa Economics chief executive Bruce Scherr made his numbers public for first time
 
 
US eyes cutting ethanol usage
 
Proposal to require less ethanol and biodiesel to be blended into motor fuels has been sent to White House but not released for public comment
 
 
Debt impasse exposes market Achilles heel
 
Investors, voters and politicians need to grasp is that this fight is not simply creating concern about Treasury bills that expire in late October, or even six weeks later
 
 
Costs surge for chocolate makers
 
Cost of making a bar of milk chocolate rises 31% because cocoa butter price jumped almost 70% in the year to August while milk powder rose 50%
 
 
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