Morning News: March 28, 2011

European Central Bank’s Nowotny Sees Monetary Policy ‘Normalization’

Most European Stocks Rise as Alcatel, Nokia Climb; Porsche Drops

Ireland Seeks to Force Losses on Banks’ Senior Bondholders

Egypt Rallies Most Since 2009 on Speculation Drop Overdone

People’s Bank of China to Sell 99 Billion Yuan 1-yr Bills, Most In a Year

Once Again, World Markets Are Rallying, And Totally Ignoring All The Crises

Oil Drops for a Third Day Following Victories By Libyan Rebels

Dollar Strengthens Before Spending Data on Fed Easing Concern

Investing Like It’s 1999

Sinopec 2010 Net Rises 14%, Curbed by State Anti-Inflation Efforts on Fuel

Glencore to Seek Hong Kong IPO Approval This Week

Philips Loss From Television Swells as Price Pressure Mounts

Porsche, Schaeffler Sell $9.6 Billion in Stock to Reduce Debt

Howard Lindzon: The ONLY ‘Bubble’ is at The Government and Federal Reserve

Joshua Brown: Reality Check for the Big Bounce

Posted by Eddy Elfenbein on March 28th, 2011 at 7:05 am

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