All Posts Tagged With: "Gdp"
Dollar Turn-around Has Analysts Questioning Emerging Markets
When the U.S. economy fell off a cliff, a bunch of investors fled to the “safety” of booming emerging markets, like China and Brazil.
Can Inflation Save Canada from Recession?
Canada’s consumer price inflation rose 2.2% year-over-year in May, edging ahead as the Bank of Canada signaled it would last week. The spike suggests Canada’s economy of is also sputtering alongside that of the United States, but soaring commodities costs just may help our northern neighbor skirt recession.
The Stock Market Sectors You Should Sell Out of Right Now
Why inflation is bad news for the high street. You’d expect the slump in the housing market to take its toll on the high street. And indeed it has.
National Political Brownout, Part II
In the conclusion of this two-part essay, Dr. Marc Faber discusses what America needs to do to truly fix its energy consumption problem - a long-term solution, not a temporary Band-Aid.
China’s Export Machine Shifts Into High Gear, Even as U.S. Market Decelerates
China’s exports advanced at a 28% pace in May, despite growing economic turbulence in the United States and Europe, underscoring yet again that the Asian giant doesn’t need Western markets to flourish.
Political Hypocrisy on Display
An ostrich can hide from reality for awhile, by digging its head in the sand, but ultimately, when he raises it to breathe, he must face it.
The U.S. Economy’s Uncertainty Brings Opportunity for Investors in the Months to Come
With a wheezing economy that’s struggling with housing and credit problems - as well as a weak dollar - it’s clear the United States won’t be in the investment spotlight this year.
Should Britain Now Join the Euro?
The pessimists warning of a short-lived, or chronically weak, single currency at the European Central Bank’s inception in June 1998 have so far been “spectacularly wrong”, as Edward Hadas notes on Breakingviews.
Even Commodity Rich Canada Is Not Immune to This Global Slowdown
You could say the Canadian financial services sector has weathered the sub-prime crisis better than most…at least compared to the U.S. and Europe.
Inflation Hasn’t Yet Reached the Wild Levels of the 70’s
Zzzzzzzzzzzzzzz. Today’s market action offers us a simple lesson: markets better than governments.
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