July 12 Financial news headlines. All world markets are over the Brexit vote contrary to Progressive doom and gloom predictions.

• Stocks Advance on Stimulus Bets (Read More)
• Japan to craft stimulus by end-July, may issue construction bonds (Read More)
• May ally says Britain to trigger EU divorce 'when we're ready' (Read More)
• Last Woman Standing, Theresa May Offers Calm on Brexit Road (Read More)
• Merkel urges Britain to quickly clarify relationship with EU (Read More)
• Hillary Clinton Is Drawing in the Left's Last Holdouts (Read More)
• Sanders Joins Rest of the Party by Getting on Board With Democratic Unity (Read More)
• Carney Defends BOE Against 'Extraordinary' Brexit Accusations (Read More)
• Social Security Isn't Just for Old Folks Anymore (Read More)
• OPEC says Brexit to weigh on global economy but sees tighter oil market in 2017 (Read More)
• U.S., Europe Stocks Are Most in Sync Since '12 on Brexit: Chart (Read More)
• SEC Investigating Tesla for Possible Securities-Law Breach (Read More)
• Why Those Millennials With Tons of Loans Won't Refinance (Read More)
• Tribunal says China has no historic title over South China Sea (Read More)
• Zimbabwe police charge anti-Mugabe protest leader (Read More)
• Airbus, Boeing Get a Boost From Asia's Appetite for Air Travel (Read More)
• At least 10 dead, dozens injured in train crash in southern Italy  (Read More)