…..Eurozone grows. BOJ stands pat. FOMC meets. Home sales up. Consumer confidence down. Deutsche Bank launders money. Apple beats, beats, beats. Exxon’s big impairment – not worth it to pull it out of the ground. Trump meets drugmakers. Tom Price did get a discount. OneWest did engage in robo-signings. Trump fires Yates. Trump names next justice. Hoping for Solomon. Financial Review by Sinclair Noe for 01-31-2017 DOW – 107 = 19,864 SPX – 2 = 2278 NAS + 1 = 5614 RUT + 10 = 1362 10 Y – .03 = 2.45% OIL + .19 = 52.82 GOLD + 14.70 = 1211.00   Economic growth for the Eurozone rose 1.7% last year, growing at a faster rate than the U.S. managed when averaged across the whole of 2016. That’s the first time that happened since 2008. The region’s jobless rate also fell to 9.6%, the lowest figure since May 2009, while inflation of 1.8% is now near the ECB’s target of “close to, but below 2%.”   Following a two-day board meeting, the Bank of Japan kept its monetary policy on hold, but policymakers were more bullish on the economy, raising its 2017 real gross-domestic-product growth forecast to 1.5%, up from its previous forecast of 1.3% offered last November.   The Federal Reserve Federal Open Market Committee is beginning 2 days of meetings to determine monetary policy. Most analysts predict the FOMC will leave interest rates unchanged when Chair Janet Yellen makes the announcement tomorrow. The Fed last met in mid-December and ...