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Ben Bernanke Jackson Hole Speech Highlights – 31st August 2012
Ben Bernanke Jackson Hole Speech Highlights – 31st August 2012 Speaking at the Fed’s annual get together in Jackson Hole, Wyoming. US Federal Reserve’s chair Ben Bernanke today said the current economic situation was “far from satisfactory”. There were no explicit hints given around the subject of QE3 but Bernanke did say that he would not rule… Continue Reading
The Upcoming Interest Rates Shock You Should Prepare For
The Upcoming Interest Rates Shock You Should Prepare For ‘[John Williams, President, Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco] added that there would be benefits in having an open-ended programme of QE…The main benefit from my point of view is it will get the markets to stop focusing on the terminal date [when a programme of purchases… Continue Reading
China Economic Slowdown Concerns Growing – Inflation Data Focus
China Economic Slowdown Concerns Growing – Inflation Data Focus Chinese CPI for June had risen 2.2% relative to June last year. This shows a decline when compared to the 3% annual increase in May and is the lowest experienced since 2010. National Bureau of Statistics data likewise revealed that the PPI reading – which focuses… Continue Reading
ECB Cuts Rates – BOE Expands Asset-Purchase Program
ECB Cuts Rates – BOE Expands Asset-Purchase Program The ECB (European Central Bank) cut its interest rate to a historic low on Thursday. The central bank changed its key rate to a 0.75 percent low and cut the overnight deposit rate, which is the amount it offers other banking institutions to deposit overnight funds, to… Continue Reading
The Austrian Banking Collapse That Predicts Trouble For Australia
The Austrian Banking Collapse That Predicts Trouble For Australia Article from Money Morning Australia – Written by Greg Canavan Years ago I read The Great Depression by Lionel Robbins. He was an eminent British economist who took over the chair of the London School of Economics in 1929. A young Friedrich A. Hayek was one… Continue Reading
Why Government Intervention Hinders Progress and Innovation
Why Government Intervention Hinders Progress and Innovation Kris Sayce- Editor, Money Morning ‘The success of Asian economies such as Korea didn’t happen through the ideological miracle of economic bushfires, where the conditions need to be just right for their creation naturally. ‘They were deliberately built through considered and targeted government policy – picking winners… Continue Reading
Why the German Economy Can’t Be Europe’s Sugar Daddy
Why the German Economy Can’t Be Europe’s Sugar Daddy Article from John Stepek, Contributing Editor, Money Morning Investors seem to have finally learned something from the European crisis: “Expect nothing good”. It now costs Spain more to borrow money over three months than it costs the German economy to borrow over 30 – yes, 30 –… Continue Reading
Market Update 26th June – Gold, Silver, EURUSD, USDJPY, USDCAD
Gold XAU/USD (gold) has been rangebound today in electronic trading after yesterdays price action had the precious metal trading back into the 1.5840 area price pivot level. We see the 1.5300 area as key in the near to mid term for gold. Safe haven buying is potentially being seen ahead of the all important European… Continue Reading
Spain Sells Over 3 Billion Euros Of Bills As Bailout Talks Dominate Sentiment
Spain Sells Over 3 Billion Euros Of Bills As Bailout Talks Dominate Sentiment The Spanish treasury has today paid the highest rate since last November as it moved 3.08 billion euros of government bills; the cost of borrowing has subsequently increased following Moody’s downgrade of 28 Spanish banks, as it cut at least 12 banks’ ratings to… Continue Reading
Australian Dollar As A Safe Haven
Australian Dollar As A Safe Haven? Preservation of capital is becoming more difficult in the face of the global financial instability experienced in recent years. The swiss franc was once deemed to be a safe haven currency until the SNB enforced a cap on the EURCHF rate. The dollar and yen now see the majority of safe… Continue Reading
The European Debt Crisis – How Bad Is It Now?
The European Debt Crisis – How Bad Is It Now? This excellent infographice from the NY Times gives a visual overview of the Euro debt crisis and related metrics. Leaders of key European countries including Germany, Italy and France are currently meeting in Rome to try find a way forward in the midst of the… Continue Reading
The Hidden Cost of the Spanish Bailout
The Hidden Cost of the Spanish Bailout Article from MoneyMorning Australia – 12th June 2012 Another one bites the dust. Portugal, Ireland and Greece have all accepted bailouts from the eurozone. Now Spain has followed in their footsteps. A Spanish bailout would seek as much as €100bn from the eurozone’s rescue funds, to recapitalise Spain’s… Continue Reading
Australian Economy Continues to Grow Despite Poor Aussie Performance
Australian Economy Continues to Grow Despite Poor Aussie Performance Tradervox Monday 11/06/2012 (Dublin) - Despite the poor performance of the Australian dollar in the foreign exchange market, the country’s economy has continued to do well expanding by 4.3 percent in the first quarter. Government reports are also showing that the country added 38,900 jobs in May. The… Continue Reading
Euro Weakens Prior to German Export Data
Tradervox (Dublin) - The 17-nation currency has lost against most of its peers after gaining for the better part of the week. This has come just before a report from Germany, the region’s biggest economy, is set to show that exports fell in April due to concerns of deteriorating economy as a result of prolonged European… Continue Reading
South Pacific Dollar Gains on China Rate Cut
South Pacific Dollar Gains on China Rate Cut Article written by Tradervox.com (Dublin) - The south pacific currencies have gained after China decreased its interest rate to 3.25 from 3.5 percent which was set in 2008. The Australian currency increased beyond parity against the US dollar as demand for riskier assets was boosted by this change in… Continue Reading
Bank of America trails JP Morgan In rating of largest 50 banks
Bank of America Trails JP Morgan In Rating of Largest 50 Banks There’s not a great deal of change when analyzing the most up-to-date report on the largest 50 banks from the U.S, apart from the fact that the nation’s biggest financial institutions are becoming a great deal bigger. Perched at the very top of… Continue Reading
How Bad Monetary Policy Will End the Welfare State
How Bad Monetary Policy Will End the Welfare State Article from MoneyMorning – 1st June 2012 It’s a presidential election year in the US. There are millions of Americans still underwater on their mortgages. US house prices have neither bottomed nor recovered. And the Fed is doing all it can to prevent another great wave… Continue Reading
What Is The Facebook Stock Worth (At Best)
What Is The Facebook Stock Worth (At Best) Facebook shares are trading around $32 after they dropped by as much as 13% in the very first hour of trading. Shareholders in the social media firm panicked as the price moved against them, they were looking to get involved in what had been presented by many… Continue Reading
One Thing is Shoring Up Europe
One Thing is Shoring Up Europe Article from MONEYMORNING 11th MAY 2012 Europe, Europe, Europe… I know, you’re sick of hearing about Europe’s problems. But the problem with Europe is that it won’t go away. And if it does go away, we’ll have even bigger problems. What a mess. Of course, I’m talking about the… Continue Reading