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Monthly Archives: December 2012
Stratfor: Options and Conditions for a Spanish Bailout
Stratfor Europe analyst Adriano Bosoni discusses the financial assistance options that the European Union could provide Spain and the conditions they would include. For more analysis, visit: http://www.Stratfor.com (click here if video is not observable)
Market Dances to the Tweet of a Cantor
Nice reversal! House Majority Leader, Eric Cantor, may not be able to move votes, but he certainly moved the market and gave investors a nice Christmas tweet at 3:05 pm today. Not expecting anything big, however. Just a bridge to … Continue reading
China’s Economic Glide Path
The Economist out with an interesting piece on China’s economic growth. China faces a more sober economy in 2013 TO ITS many critics, the momentum of China’s economy is sustained by nothing but an outpouring of investment in plant, infrastructure … Continue reading
…Just Like the Titanic, But It’s Full of Bears!
Tonight’s Politico headline, Fiscal cliff deal increasingly unlikely. The Secretary of the Treasury announces after today’s market close the U.S. government will hit its debt limit on New Year’s Eve and will be forced to take emergency measures to avoid … Continue reading
Posted in Fiscal Cliff Monitor
Tagged Everybody Panic, Fiscal Cliff, Jackie Moon, Semi-Pro
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Perspectives on the U.S. Labor Market
It’s year end and time for some perspective on the economy. Let’s start with the U.S. labor market. The employment to population ratio remains stuck at around 58.7 percent, levels not seen since the mid-1980’s. This is due to both … Continue reading
Posted in Employment
Tagged Construction, Jobs, Joint Economic Committee, Labor Market, manufacturing, U.S. employment
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‘Toon of the Day
Hope all the GMM readers had a great holiday. The ‘toon captures just about 100 percent of what the market will be focused on for the rest of the week year. (click here if cartoon is not observable)
CNET: Tech Trends of 2012
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Manufacturing Compensation Costs
Nice charts from the BLS. Even though the big countries — China and India — it does give a a sense of the relative competitiveness of nations. Chart 1 – Average hourly compensation costs in U.S. manufacturing, at $35.53 in … Continue reading
The Changing American Economy
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Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas
Frank Sinatra, The Chairman of the Board. (click here if video is not observable)
