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Ireland Creates the Net Asset Management Agency
by Scott Boyd - June 25th, 2009
Without question, the past two years have been difficult for Ireland, with little hope for meaningful relief anytime soon. Just yesterday, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) said that Ireland’s economy will continue to decline at an “unprecedented” rate, and could shrink by as much as 13.5 percent by the end of next year. more >
Russia and China Strengthen Ties
by Scott Boyd - June 18th, 2009
Russia and China have served notice that as the US continues to struggle with crippling deficits and a rapidly growing debt, the two countries intend to take a far more active role in shaping international finance. According to figures supplied by Russia, trade with China was the highest ever last year at $57 billion. more >
Profit Taking, Reduced Contango Suggests Oil Prices Could Stabilize
by Scott Boyd - June 8th, 2009
The last three months have seen a remarkable oil rally that has doubled the price of oil from around $35 a barrel earlier this year, to nearly $70 today. more >
Geithner Assures China Reserves are Safe
by Scott Boyd - June 4th, 2009
During the first few days of the Obama administration, newly-minted Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner made quite the stir when he charged China with “currency manipulation”. more >
Is China Really on the Path to Recovery?
by Scott Boyd - June 1st, 2009
If you subscribe to Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke’s “green shoots of recovery” theory – or believe that the recent speculation and run-up in oil prices provides further evidence that the global economic crisis is easing – then you will be further encouraged by news that China’s manufacturing output has increased for three straight months now. more >
Milton Friedman and the Euro
by Scott Boyd - February 2nd, 2009
Milton Friedman never found it necessary to hide his feelings with regards to the creation of the Eurozone and the euro currency; he didn’t like it and he felt that it was unlikely to survive a serious economic test. more >
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