Monthly Archives: November 2011

The Future of the Euro

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‘Germans fed up with Eurobondage’

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Economist: Is this really the end?

The Economist warns in their latest cover piece  “Unless German and the ECB move quickly, the single currency’s collapse is looming.”    We are beginning to think, based on last week’s failed German bond auction,  that if “Germany and ECB moves … Continue reading

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Euro Crisis Spreading

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EU treaties set to change

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Monti, Merkel and Sarkozy to hold mini summit

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Did Expectations of Debt Monetization Cause Today’s German Bund Auction to Fail?

Let’s try this again. In our post, The Biggest Bubble in History, we tried to convey that a monetization of Europe’s  sovereign debt is not equivalent to the quantitative easing that  has taken place in the U.S. , Japan, and … Continue reading

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China Flash PMI @ 32 Month Low

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Spain’s Funding Rates Soar

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Trends in U.S. Inflation

Here is an informative chart from the BLS.   What gets lost in all the noise and doom and gloom out of Europe is the U.S. consumer price index has been running at 3.5 percent on annual basis since early spring.   … Continue reading

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