All Posts Tagged With: "IMF"
Special Energy Indicator Points Toward Higher Gas Prices and a Potential 467% Profit Play
Here at Money Morning over the past six months, we’ve talked a great deal about oil and gasoline prices. We’ve offered our predictions about how high those prices were going, and have detailed a number of investment opportunities - chosen as much for their margins of safety as for their profit potential.
Biofuels Power Global Food Crisis Talks
Tucking into vol-au-vents stuffed with mozzarella, delegations from 162 countries gathered in Rome this week to attempt to map a way out of the current global food crisis.
Global Investment Roundups Tuesday, June 3, 2008
Sterlite Buys Asarco’s U.S. Copper Mines; Petrobras Award Tupi Rig Contracts; Russian Inflation to Hit 14% in 2008; South Korean Economy Outpaces Estimates; Toyota Sees U.S. Consumers Braking; Manufacturing Inches Up; NetSuite Snaps Up OpenAir
How Can Spain Overcome This Economic Situation?
‘The economic figures in Spain have deteriorated. Rato proposes reforms, and hopes that the government approves a package of economic measures soon’ says Paola Pecora.
Why Derivatives Are Getting Much More Dangerous
Sometimes when you’re scouring the news, you see a statistic that renders you almost speechless. You can’t quite get your head around what it really means, you just know that it’s a knockout number.
Banking on Incompetence and Theft
I will point out that you can make an argument that the corporate motto of ‘No refunds for any reason, including incompetence and theft!’ is not even original, as that is the whole attitude of the banks in general and the Federal Reserve in particular: incompetence and theft!
Why Britain’s Going Back To The ’70s
I really should start hanging out with Jean-Claude Trichet, the president of the European Central Bank (ECB). We’ve got so much in common. Maybe I’ll ask him if he fancies a pint next Friday.
Can We Contain the Global Inflation Crisis?
Amidst all the furore regarding the Labour administration’s embarrassingly mis-managed tax shortcomings, the cries of those in the UK warning of a growing humanitarian crisis in the developing world have been lost.
One Emerging Gulf Market Stock About To Boom
Gulf States are raining money. With oil hitting $127 a barrel, the world population soaring and demand for scarce commodities at an all time high… these resource-rich emerging markets are being flooded with investment.
Consumer Price Indexes May Lie
People are starting to question the readings of consumer price indices.
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