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Daily Comment - 31st December 2009: China on Steroids, Japan on Hallucinogens

TIP wrote 2 days ago: Macro China on steroids …it’s a really trendy thing in some of the US hedge funds guys, in the past … more →

Tags: Politics, Alistair Darling, Asia, China, Jim O'Neill, Stephen Roach, Wen Jiabao, Yukio Hatoyama, legislation

Daily Comment - 18th December 2009: 2010 and Beyond...

TIP wrote 2 weeks ago: Macro 2010 and Beyond… It’s that time of year again. When all strategists, economists, investors and … more →

Tags: Bill Gross, China, currencies, David Rosenberg, Dollar, Equity Markets, Financial Markets, Fiscal Policy, Hong Kong

Daily Comment - 9th December 2009: Ghetto Fabulous Economy1 comment

TIP wrote 3 weeks ago: Macro Ghetto Fabulous Economy I love the dough More than you know Gotta let it show I love the dough … more →

Tags: Alan Greenspan, Andy Xie, Ben Bernanke, Bill Gross, Central Banks, Debt, Economic Data, Economic Growth (GDP Growth), Economics

Ratings Concerns Hit Euro1 comment

Mitul Kotecha wrote 3 weeks ago: Post payrolls euphoria has faded quickly this week. Fed Chairman Bernanke’s cautious comments about … more →

Tags: Currencies, Economics, US, Europe, Central Banks, Economy, Fx, middle east, payrolls

Post US Jobs Data FX Outlook1 comment

Mitul Kotecha wrote 3 weeks ago: The massive upside surprise to US payrolls could prove to be a significant indicator for the USDs fo … more →

Tags: Currencies, Equity Markets, Economics, US administration, US, Europe, Central Banks, Economy, Interest Rates

Daily Comment - 26th November 2009: The Real War on Terror

TIP wrote 1 month ago: Macro The Real War on Terror Message from the Fed to the W-Shaped Evil-doers and Devilish Deflation- … more →

Tags: Economics, David Rosenberg, Fiscal Policy, Central Banks, Bank of England, Mervin King, The Fed, Monetary Policy, Dollar

Daily Comment - 25th November 2009: China-Bashers, Believe What You Want to Believe2 comments

TIP wrote 1 month ago: Macro China-Bashers, Believe What You Want to Believe In his recent comment: The Truth Behind China … more →

Tags: Economics, Politics, United States of America, Asia, China, Monetary Policy, Dollar, Yen, legislation

Daily Comment - 9th November 2009: Debt-Addicted Consumer-Cultures Can Resist Everything... Except Temptation

TIP wrote 1 month ago: Macro Debt-Addicted Consumer-Cultures Can Resist Everything… Except Temptation Today, I’m goin … more →

Tags: Economics, United States of America, China, Stephen Roach, Central Banks, The Fed, Monetary Policy, currencies, Dollar

Daily Comment - 29th October 2009: Why is the Dollar Falling, Part 3 - The Bastardized Fabric of an Economic Emperor2 comments

TIP wrote 2 months ago: Macro Why is the Dollar Falling, Part 3  – The Bastardized Fabric of an Economic Emperor Let’s … more →

Tags: Economics, Bill Gross, Banks, United States of America, Financial Markets, Fiscal Policy, China, El-Erian, Central Banks

Contemplating Rate Hikes

Mitul Kotecha wrote 2 months ago: The market mood has definitely soured and risk appetite has faltered.  This is good for the USD but … more →

Tags: Currencies, Equity Markets, Economics, Asia, US, UK, Central Banks, Commodities, India

Daily Comment - 20th October 2009: The West does not yet have the immune system for Japan’s Deflationary Disease

TIP wrote 2 months ago: Macro The West does not yet have the immune system for Japan’s Deflationary Disease I’ve spent the l … more →

Tags: Economics, Politics, Politicians & Politics, United States of America, Financial Markets, Fiscal Policy, China, El-Erian, Central Banks

The best funding currency2 comments

Mitul Kotecha wrote 3 months ago: The dollar was beaten up over the past week, finally breaking through some key levels against many m … more →

Tags: Currencies, Equity Markets, financial crisis, Economics, US, Central Banks, Commodities, Economy, Monetary Policy

Contrasting messages from bonds, gold and equities

Mitul Kotecha wrote 3 months ago: There is an interesting divergence developing between bond yields, gold prices and the trend in equi … more →

Tags: Currencies, Equity Markets, financial crisis, Economics, US, Central Banks, Economy, Interest Rates, Monetary Policy

Addicted to the medicine1 comment

Mitul Kotecha wrote 3 months ago: It comes as a relief to markets that G20 officials have agreed it is too early to begin withdrawing … more →

Tags: financial crisis, Economics, US, Central Banks, Economy, Monetary Policy, federal reserve, payrolls, unemployment rate

FUND VIEW - Morgan Stanley favours Indian drug firms, shuns banks (2)

dhirendra08 wrote 4 months ago: He said the U.S. generics market, the world’s biggest, will double in size to about $100 billi … more →

Tags: Biggest Generic Market, lower costs, lower interest rates, bad loans, Generic Market, Indian Drug Makers, Helathcare Reforms, Indian Firms, Emerging Market

More on the CIT conundrum

wealthguards1 wrote 5 months ago: By Jon Castle, CFP®, ChFC® It is with a definite sense of relief that we welcome the news that CIT h … more →

Tags: Financial Advice, Finance, Investing, retirement planning, CIT, Bonds, Jon Castle, Paragon, bankruptcy

China's flows still aiding the US dollar

Mitul Kotecha wrote 5 months ago: Data earlier this week revealed that China’s foreign exchange reserves topped $2 trillion at the end … more →

Tags: Currencies, financial crisis, Economics, US administration, Asia, US, Central Banks, Economy, China

What the G8 communiqué didn’t say2 comments

Mitul Kotecha wrote 6 months ago: There was a stark contrast between the outcome of the weekend’s G8 meeting in Lecce, Italy, and Apri … more →

Tags: Currencies, financial crisis, bank rescue, Economics, US, Europe, Central Banks, Economy, Germany

Backing the dollar1 comment

Mitul Kotecha wrote 7 months ago: There has been no let up in the bullish tone to markets over recent weeks. Optimism is dominating. M … more →

Tags: Currencies, financial crisis, US, Central Banks, Commodities, India, China, Fx, U.S. Dollar


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