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A horrible start to the year
A horrible start to the year
It has been a horrible start to the year – a sharp escalation of geopolitical tensions between Iran and Saudi Arabia have sent shock waves through the global stock markets today. In China trading was suspended as stocks fell 7% and we have also seen sharp sell-offs in the European stock markets today. To makes things worse the latest news for the US economy is far from uplifting. Hence, ISM for…
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Yellen should re-read Friedman's "The Role of Monetary Policy" and lay the Phillips curve to rest
It is the same thing every month – anybody seriously interested in financial markets and the global economy are sitting and waiting for the US labour market report to come out even though the numbers are notoriously unstable and unreliable. Why is that? The simple answer is that it is not because the numbers are important on their own, but because the Federal Reserve seems to think the labor…
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Mike Darda tells it as it is - The ECB's deflationary failure
Mike Darda tells it as it is – The ECB’s deflationary failure
This is my good friend Michael Darda speaking on Bloomberg TV about the ECB – needless to say I agree with everything he says.
PS this is Mike talking about commodity prices – is it a demand or a supply story?Again I agree with Mike – it is both.
PPS This is myself on FOX Business’ Opening Bell with Maria Bartiromo last week commenting on the Bank of Japan’s latest action.
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