Bond-Market Crash Has Wall Street Divided on What’s Next

Maybe, just maybe, this whole bond rout is ending. The global selloff that’s set investors on edge finally slowed last week, and some analysts are saying the worst is over.

Draghi raises QE hopes again

The European Central Bank is ready to use a bigger bazooka to jump start growth and inflation in the euro-area should its existing measures fail to have an effect, said Mario Draghi.

Draghi flags ECB action next Thursday

FORTUNE -- European Central Bank President Mario Draghi dropped his clearest hint yet that the bank will take action next Thursday to ward off the threat of deflation and support the euro zone's faltering economic recovery.

Japan PM Abe says to keep revision to BOJ law as future option

(Reuters) - Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe said on Wednesday that he is trusting the Bank of Japan governor but will leave revision to the law guaranteeing central bank independence as a future option.

Spanish inflation up 0.3 per cent in November

MADRID: Inflation rose by 0.3 in Spain in November, after staying flat in October, official data showed Friday, amid concern that deflation could dent the recovery in some eurozone countries.

World’s Biggest Pension Fund Sees Japan Fail on 2% Inflation

The Bank of Japan’s unprecedented monetary easing will fail in its goal of spurring 2 percent inflation, according to Takahiro Mitani, president of the fund that manages the world’s largest pool of pension savings.