New Economist has an interesting post about London returning to normal — by Friday: The most remarkable thing about London today is...
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Earlier this morning, I showed a 20 year chart of inflation, relative to consumer income and purchasing power. It was a surprise to see...
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Michael Panzner observes that while wages have kept pace with the cost of many goods and services over the past 20 years, Housing, Higher...
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Interesting map, brought to my attention by Kevin from Calgary, showing unemployment in the United States, broken down by County. click...
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The NYT has finally caught up with a story we have been beating for quite some time now: Real Estate is the primary driver of the US...
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Whenever I post about any terror related issues and their impact upon the Markets, I brace myself for the email barrage: Someone...
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Paul Farrell proposes a "Megabubble Poll" — how many of these do you think are bubbles. All, some...
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WSJ: U.S. employers added 146,000 jobs to nonfarm payrolls in June, the Bureau of Labor Statistics reported on Friday, well below...
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One of the fascinating things about the US Goverment’s data producers, including the BLS and the BEA is that they don’t seem...
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Today is NFP day. Readers know I have been taking the Under for quite some time now (for new visitors, that means I am betting the...
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