In the last 10 days: • The LIBOR inquiry in London early last week revealed that the Bank of England pressed Barclays to lower their...
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Yet another sign of fixed asset (stimulus) spending in China. Following the decision to hold capex as a result of a rail accident, the...
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Anyone thinking or hoping for something definitive from Bernanke about what the Fed will announce in two weeks at their next FOMC meeting...
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My morning reads: • Lies, Damn Lies and LIBOR (London Banker) • Stock Buybacks that Wasted Investor Money (CNBC) • Short Sales on...
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Click to enlarge: The Telegraph (UK) – Fed fiddles as America slides back into recession The Economic Cycle Research Institute in...
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We live in an era of defective government. This corruption is not an accident. It is the product of years of very patient work. It has...
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As long as cheap money/QE remains in the psyche of most of our current Fed members, including the Chairman, as the answer to any economic...
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Introducing a Series on the Evolution of Banks and Financial Intermediation Nicola Cetorelli July 16, 2012 It used to be...
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Great graphic from the IMF, which nails the policy paralysis in the Eurozone. Similar, but more rigorous, to the “meet and...
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World’s Most Prestigious Financial Agency – Called the “Central Banks’ Central Bank” – Slams U.S. Economic Policy ~~~ ...
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