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Week in Review
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Posted in Week in Review
Tagged bonds, Commodities, Global Stock Indices, Gold, Oil, Stocks
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Global Trend Indicators
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Posted in Global Trend Indicators
Tagged bonds, Commodities, Corn, Gold, Oil, S&P500, Shanghai Composite, Stocks, Wheat
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Weekly Eurozone Watch
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Holiday…
We’re going radio silent for a few days to recharge and regroup. Good luck out there!
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Italians ask the IMF
In this video, the IMF invited Italians to share their biggest worries about Italy’s economy. The IMF’s top economist on Italy, Kenneth Kang, takes questions about unemployment, taxes, and growth as part of the IMF’s annual economic evaluation of Italy’s … Continue reading
Posted in Black Swan Watch, Economics, Euro, Fiscal Policy, Italian Yields, PIIGS
Tagged Growth, IMF, Italy, Unemployment
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OECD sees growing eurozone jobs crisis
Listen to how the OECD sees structural unemployment in low skilled jobs due to technology. …challenges we have never seen before. – Angel Gurria, OECD (click here if video is not observable)
Will the smelly macro eat the micro?
Ugly macro as the three swans are back with a vengeance. China hard landing fears; Eurozone debt and banking crisis (say it ain’t so, Mario!); and fears of a rapidly slowing U.S. economy. Are the swans in the latest quarterly … Continue reading
Posted in Banking, Black Swan Watch, Earnings, Economics, Equities, Euro, Technical Analysis
Tagged China, Earnings, European Sovereign Debt Crisis, S&P500, U.S. Recession
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Shanghai Composite Approaching Key Support
Here’s one ugly chart. The Chinese government reported imports rose just 6.3 percent last month from a year earlier, less than half the 12.7 percent expected increase. No doubt this reflects softening domestic demand in the world’s second largest economy … Continue reading
Posted in Black Swan Watch, China, Technical Analysis
Tagged China, Current Account, Imports, Shanghai Composite
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Europe’s New “Iron Curtain”
Today’s must read Reuters piece raises the spectre of a Europe “fragmenting faster than policymakers can repair it.” Paul Taylor, the author, warns The leaders agreed that the euro zone’s permanent bailout fund, the 500 billion euro ($620 billion) … Continue reading
Quote of the Day: No Man’s Land
Our old friend from the dot.com bubble has wise words that we need to heed lest we grind all our capital into hamburger trying to trade these markets. With the euro still in crisis and the US economy stalling, we’re … Continue reading
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