Date: 2016-04-04 00:00:00
S&P 500 (SPY) — open: 204.35, high: 207.14, low: 203.98, close: 206.92, volume: 114423500, daily change: 0.0068
News headlines:
MIDEAST STOCKS - Factors to watch - April 3
Investors to sift for clues in Fed tug-of-war 
Amid ticketing fraud, China box office up 51 pct in first quarter
MIDEAST STOCKS-Gulf markets may soften after oil snap-back
India Markets Weekahead: Time to ride the rally
Amid ticketing fraud, China box office up 51 percent in first quarter
MIDEAST STOCKS-Gulf markets pull back after oil slides
RPT-China's grey luxury market threatened by new tax regime
Egypt's exchange bureaus investigated for hoarding dollars
Creditors in China's Bohai Steel extend loan period in new revamp -Caixin
Creditors in China's Bohai Steel extend loan period in new revamp: Caixin
MIDEAST STOCKS-Gulf markets retreat as oil tumbles again; Egypt ends flat
Connecting the dots between weak copper demand growth and prices
Japan's MUFG on hunt for M&A; deals in U.S., Indonesia: top executive
Box Office: 'Batman v Superman' Dives 68% to $52.4 Million in 2nd Weekend
'Batman v Superman' Dives 68% to $52.4 Million in second Weekend
Trump predicts 'very massive recession' in U.S. 
Wall St Week Ahead-Investors to sift for clues in Fed tug-of-war
SEC investigating trades by former JPMorgan Chase employees -FT
Deutsche Bank loses top 3 investment bank rating, research firm says - Financial Times
SEC investigating trades by former JPMorgan Chase employees: FT
Deutsche Bank loses top 3 investment bank rating, research firm says: Financial Times
FEATURE-Kashkari takes on Wall Street from farm-rich Fed region
Time Warner could return 25 percent in next year: Barron's
Exclusive: U.N. audit identifies serious lapses linked to alleged bribery
Kashkari takes on Wall Street from farm-rich Fed region
Trump predicts 'very massive recession' in U.S.
'Batman v Superman' a box office supervillain?
Samsung brings in the lawyers for biosimilars push
Samsung brings in the lawyers for biosimilars push
PRESS DIGEST- Financial Times - April 4
PRESS DIGEST- British Business - April 4
DIARY-Emerging Markets Economic Events to April 17
DIARY-Top Economic Events to April 17
FOREX-Dollar sags, firm US jobs report unable to change Fed rate views
Japan firms' inflation expectations weaken, keeps BOJ under pressure
European banks explore Panda bonds for capital needs
S.Korea won up as dollar struggles globally, stocks flat
Concerns over firm yen keep Nikkei in check, automakers skid
Trump's prediction of 'massive recession' puzzles economists
S.Korea economy shows signs of rebound, but downside risks increasing - vice finmin
Australia shares nudge higher with banks, NZ firm
China's ZTE to name new management team on Tues - spokesman
China's ZTE to name new management team on Tuesday: spokesmanSingapore Business Activity Picks Up
Oil Prices Drop Further; OPEC Meeting in Focus
Philippine Central Bank: No Immediate Need to Tweak Policy
Dallas Fed’s Kaplan Calls for Investments in Infrastructure, Education
Australia Trade Deficit Widened in February
‘Transformational Options’ Needed to Limit Bank Risk, Kashkari Tells Town Hall
Investors Push for Fuller Picture of Corporate Political Giving
The Big Number
Tesla’s Quarterly Sales Lower Than Expected
Las Vegas Betting New Arena Hits Jackpot
Alaska, Virgin Fly Familiar Skies
TransCanada Shuts Parts of Keystone Pipeline for Week
New Rules on Tax Inversions Threaten Pfizer-Allergan Deal
United Reaches Tentative Contract  With Ground Workers
Flash-Sale Site Beyond the Rack Files for Creditor Protection
Hudson’s Bay Says Sales, Profits Helped by German Acquisition
U.S. v. ValueAct: a Lawsuit to Define Activism
Bats Global Listing Offers Up a Test
Pimco: Bill Gross Left Resignation Letter ‘in the Middle of the Night’
Stanford Professor Casts Wide Blame in ‘Too Big to Fail’ Debate
Chase ATMs to Limit Withdrawals for Noncustomers to $1,000 a Day
Kashkari Sees Moderate Economic Growth
Fed’s Kashkari Seeks Solutions for ‘Too Big to Fail’
Senate Panel to Vote on Two SEC Nominees Thursday
Brazil’s Vale to Sell Stake in CSA Steel Plant to ThyssenKrupp
Landlords Face Pressure on Criminal Background Checks
Dollar Falls Against Yen, Pound
What to Watch on the Retirement-Advice Rule
PulteGroup Battle Goes Public as Founder, CEO Spar
FSOC and Nonbanks: Consequences of MetLife Decision
Traders Pile Into Treasury Bets on a Go-Slow Fed
Gilead Buys Liver-Drug Program
Yves Saint Laurent Names New Creative Director
Airline Deal Sets Up Face Off for Plane Makers
Fed Official: Bank Culture Is Important for Regulators
U.S. Judge OKs $20 Billion Settlement From BP Oil Spill
The Woman With the Most Stressful Job in Banking
Fed Bank Looks Into Fintech Rules
Natural Gas Jumps as Weather Forecasts Turn Cold
Oil Prices Extend Skid on Skepticism Over Production Freeze
Alaska Air Wins Bidding War for Virgin America
Advocacy Group: SEC Proposal on Use of Derivatives Falls Short
Gold Settles Lower as Investors Focus on Upbeat Data
Athletic-Gear Makers Run Into a Problem
Thyssenkrupp Considers Total Takeover of Brazil Plant
Global Banks: Complexity and Balance Sheet Behavior
Honeywell Appoints President, Setting Succession to CEO Cote
Swiss National Bank Keeps Cards Close to Chest
Sports Authority Reaches Settlement With Suppliers
Mattel Taps Jonathan Adler as Creative Director of Fisher-Price
Ultra Petroleum and Midstates Petroleum Skip Interest Payments
Advance Auto Parts Names Pepsi Executive CEO
IMF Warns of Rising ‘Systemic Risk’ From Insurers
SunEdison Subsidiary Accuses Parent of Diverting Funds
Merrill, Other Brokerages Prepare for Fiduciary Rule
Edwards Lifesciences Shares Soar on Heart-Valve Procedure Study Results
Do Stress Tests Provide New Information?
FSOC’s Future: Higher Hurdles for SIFI Designation
Westlake Plans Axiall Proxy Fight
Brussels Attacks Clip Delta’s Results
U.S. Employment Trends Index Drops in March
Fed’s Rosengren Sees Possible Rate Increases Sooner Than Markets Imply
Turkish Inflation Slows to Seven-Month Low
Air Products to Exit Energy-From-Waste Business
New York City Business Activity Continues to Slow
Clinical Development News, March 28-April 1
Marathon Man to Run Japan’s Largest Bank
Hedge Fund Analysts Use Deep Learning to Diagnose Heart’s Condition
PanTheryx Closes $53M Financing Deal With Pegasus Capital Advisors
Roundup of Form D Regulatory Filings--April 1
Fed’s New Bank Critic, Neel Kashkari, Keeps Heat On
Relocating in Retirement? Here’s a Valuable Resource
Slack Investment and Valuation Gains Come Despite Private Company Jitters
Orkila Capital Leads Investment in Technology Conference eMerge Americas
Germany Confident Greek Bailout Review Will Be Concluded
Money Managers Increasingly Bearish on Oil
Hilsenrath’s Take: More Evidence of a Productivity Crisis Central Banks See and Politicians Ignore
Intel CEO’s Pay Up 31% in 2015
Schlesinger’s Take: Regulatory Reefer Madness
Dollar Weakens Slightly Against Yen
Schlesinger’s Take: Regulatory Reefer Madness
Japan Inc. Again Lowers Inflation Forecasts
ECB Will Act Forcefully If Necessary to Fight Low Inflation, Says Praet
Saving for Retirement? The Rulebook Is About to Change
French Telecom Stocks Tumble
Asia Markets Mixed After Good U.S. Economic News
ECB Keeps the Champagne Corked in  Revamp of Old Headquarters
Australian Economy Starting to Look Jaded
In Alleged Scheme, Caspersen Targeted a Princeton Classmate
Good News for Global Investors
Staples Finds New Use for Stores: Office Space
Basel Committee Official Lays Out Next Steps
Market direction: Fall