News. March 2 (Bloomberg) -- European stocks rose for a third day, led by automakers and airlines, after the European Union said it expects Greece to announce new deficit-cutting measures in coming days. Asian stocks and U.S. index futures gained.
My point. The stock market loves crises because the politicians are forced to add liquidity to the system to solve the problems they engineered. And equities strive on liquidity.
George Dagnino, PhD
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