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The new and old "normal"
History, Marx believed is a continuous process – that is, a cumulative unfolding of events which do not merely change the faces of the actors, but alters the relations they enter into even as th… more →
Re: The People
Currency breaches key level of R7.79 to the dollar
carlsonhenry wrote 4 days ago: The local currency breached critical support levels against three major currencies yesterday. It rea … more →
Summers to the Rescue - Hiring firebugs to douse fires
pdeep wrote 4 weeks ago: Der Spiegel reports on the deindustrialization of America. Apparently, the whole issue of structura … more →
Why is the U.S. Borrowing Less?
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Donald Marron wrote 1 month ago: Government deficits have skyrocketed in the past year, yet the U.S. as a whole is borrowing much les … more →
Comparing Eastern Europe with the Asian crisis
Alfred wrote 1 month ago: No doubt there is dramatic financial and economic danger looming in Eastern Europe, which has the po … more →
Watch Out! Credit Cards, Checks and Bills
DodoLovesMe wrote 1 month ago: 1. Do not have any of your bills sent to your home. Always list your post office box as your mailing … more →
China Urges New Reserve Currency
cfdmarket wrote 2 months ago: (CFD.net.au – Contract for Difference, Share, Forex, ETFs, Commodities Traders) – As I … more →
The best news all week
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Marius Ostrowski wrote 2 months ago: There was I, in the middle of a dreary grey day, sitting gazing malcontentedly at my computer screen … more →
Interesting Commodities News Links (April 14, 2009)
financialkungfumaster wrote 2 months ago: * Two easy ways to spot the investment con (John Dizard, The Financial Times) There are certain prof … more →
Today's Financial Calendar
cfdmarket wrote 4 months ago: * Australia RBA Rate Decision * Australia Current Account 4Q * Australia Retail Sales Jan. * EU PPI … more →
The new and old "normal"
charley2u wrote 6 months ago: History, Marx believed is a continuous process – that is, a cumulative unfolding of events whi … more →
Attacking the Current Account Deficit problem: a DIY approach for Kiwis
wellsharp wrote 6 months ago: There’s been a bit of talk about New Zealand’s current account deficit lately e.g. (1), … more →
Skint
Elias Q. Funtybunt wrote 6 months ago: The current total of money that I can spend on whatever I like stands, as at this present moment, at … more →
Obama Should Look Beyond the Budget to Find Cuts
Pete Murphy wrote 7 months ago: http://www.usatoday.com/news/politics/2008-11-25-obama-economy-tuesday_N.htm It seemed surreal yeste … more →
What Emerging Markets Need from Obama's Economic Team
emmacrostrategy wrote 7 months ago: 1. Growth; or Reflation. As always, the sine quo non of emerging market investing is growth, growt … more →
Sizzling Capital Requirement, swelled Trade Deficits, and Worse South African Rand
DodoLovesMe wrote 8 months ago: September machinery equipment and oil imports brings the South African trade deficit from R5 billion … more →
Icesave is saved: British investors getting money back! I'm saved!
citywannabe wrote 8 months ago: I heard on the grapevine that an ex-senior employee of the FSAcommented at a gathering last week tha … more →
Ukraine could be facing financial meltdown
grahamstack wrote 8 months ago: Graham Stack for business new europe (www.businessneweurope.eu) With the hryvnia depreciating rapidl … more →
Washington's new plan: Lending the poor back the money stolen from them
charley2u wrote 8 months ago: From Mish’s Blog: To stimulate lending, the bailout plan will attempt to recapitalize banks. T … more →
Iceland on the brink...
charley2u wrote 8 months ago: Iceland faces dwindling food supplies resulting from the lack of foreign currency reserves. From Blo … more →
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