Yearly Archives

2010

Government Sponsored Spending

The first reading of 3rd quarter GDP was released this morning, with the headline coming in right on top of estimates at 2%. The happy surprise of the report was personal consumption expenditures (PCE), which were better than expectations…

Links: 2010-10-29

Emerging Markets How to end the currency war - National Post The "Fifth BRIC" - The Daily Reckoning The US FT Alphaville » The Worst Columnist in the World Consumers: Avoid Robosigning and Save - Spending -…

Another Piece of the Yen Puzzle

Investors and policy makers alike are befuddled by the yen. Its strength continues to defy the traditional explanatory models that typically give a privileged position to risk appetite, interest rate differentials, or external positions.…

Chopped USD-uey

Highlights The US dollar has recouped a good part of yesterday’s losses as the choppy range trading that has characterized recent trading continues.  Despite a string of poor economic data, pointing to stronger deflation forces and…

The Problem With QE2

by Comstock Partners Economic growth remains extremely subdued and a double dip is still a strong possibility. In the first 4 quarters of the current recovery ended June 30th, GDP increased at a rate of 3% annualized, compared to an…

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