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Category: Global Economy

The analysis published under this category are as follows.

Economics

Monday, October 05, 2009

Faltering World Economic Recovery? / Economics / Global Economy

By: Lloyds_TSB

Best Financial Markets Analysis ArticleIt would be nice and easy to believe that the road to economic recovery is now clear and straightforward after the financial market crash of 2007-2009. Equity markets have had one of the best quarters ever, corporate and government bond yields have fallen sharply and spreads, in cash and corporate bonds, are narrower than at any time since the crisis gathered momentum in 2008. Economic growth has resumed in Q2 or Q3 of 2009 for most economies after a year of declines. Housing markets (US, UK, Spain, Ireland) are seeing a flattening in activity after the sharp falls of the past year or some modest up-tick. And manufacturing output is recovering from its lows in most countries. But there are some signs that the pace of the recovery is losing momentum and faltering. We look at some of these issues in this Weekly Report, starting with recent trends in financial markets.

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Politics

Friday, September 25, 2009

G20, The Price of Pretense in Pittsburgh / Politics / Global Economy

By: Peter_Schiff

As another G20 meeting rolls around, this time on home soil, the time comes once again for the economically curious but politically unconnected to wonder what is really happening behind closed doors. But while admiring the pageantry, chuckling at the awkward group photos, and parsing the joint communiqués like newly found Dead Sea scrolls, the overwhelming majority of observers will miss the meeting's dominant theme: hypocrisy.

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Economics

Friday, September 25, 2009

The U.S. and China Put on Their Boxing Gloves … / Economics / Global Economy

By: Tony_Sagami

Best Financial Markets Analysis ArticleIf someone loaned you $600 BILLION, and you wanted to borrow even more, you’d be very careful to stay on his good side, wouldn’t you?

Of course you would! But that is exactly the opposite of how Washington is treating Chinese government lenders.

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Economics

Thursday, September 24, 2009

G20 Leaders Discuss Global Financial Crisis as Economies Recover / Economics / Global Economy

By: Lloyds_TSB

Best Financial Markets Analysis ArticleG20 leaders will gather in Pittsburgh today to assess their efforts to ease the impact of the global financial crisis and to consider next steps. There is no doubt that both the financial markets and global economy are on a sounder footing since the previous meeting in London five months ago, bolstered, in part, by the co-ordinated response agreed at that summit.

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Economics

Wednesday, September 23, 2009

Global Trade Battle Explained / Economics / Global Economy

By: John_Browne

The Obama Administration waited until the wee hours of September 11th, 2009 to quietly inform Americans of its decision to slap new tariffs against low-end tire imports from China. Coming only days before this week's important G-20 meeting in Pittsburgh, an occasion when China will likely renew its campaign to push the world towards a post-dollar economy, the timing of the announcement seems particularly ill-advised. To be frank, it is like waving a red flag in front of a bull. It is not surprising that China instantly retaliated with their own duties on U.S. auto parts and agricultural products.

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Economics

Wednesday, September 23, 2009

The G20’s Crowded Agenda / Economics / Global Economy

By: RGE_Monitor

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Companies

Tuesday, September 22, 2009

U.S. Trade Spat with China Unlikely to Escalates Into Trade War / Companies / Global Economy

By: Money_Morning

Jason Simpkins writes: Shortly after U.S. President Barack Obama announced hefty import duties on Chinese-made tires, China's Ministry of Commerce over the weekend said it would explore possible sanctions against U.S. automobile and chicken imports.

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Politics

Tuesday, September 22, 2009

G-20 Globalization Goes Bankrupt / Politics / Global Economy

By: Chris_Hedges

Best Financial Markets Analysis ArticleThe rage of the disposed is fracturing the country, dividing it into camps that are unmoored from the political mainstream. Movements are building on the ends of the political spectrum that have lost faith in the mechanisms of democratic change. You can’t blame them. But unless we on the left move quickly, this rage will be captured by a virulent and racist right wing, one that seeks a disturbing proto-fascism. 

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Politics

Monday, September 21, 2009

Welcome World to Pittsburgh: Time For More Than Yak at the G20? / Politics / Global Economy

By: Danny_Schechter

Best Financial Markets Analysis ArticleCan Obama Help Forge A Global Consensus for Deep Economic Change?

Dear International Leaders and Guests,

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Politics

Monday, September 21, 2009

Trade Wars and Protectionism are Not Free Trade / Politics / Global Economy

By: Dr_Ron_Paul

Two weeks ago, both the administration and the Fed announced with straight faces that the recession was over and the signs of economic recovery were clear.  Then last week, the president made a stunning decision that signals the administration’s determination to repeat the mistakes of the Great Depression. 

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Economics

Saturday, September 19, 2009

Protectionism Enemy of Economic Recovery / Economics / Global Economy

By: Bryan_Rich

Best Financial Markets Analysis ArticleIn the most global-reaching recession since the Great Depression, protectionism is a poison pill for recovery. And we got a taste of it this week …

The Chinese supply about 19 percent of the U.S. tire market. And the Obama administration just slapped a 35 percent tariff on those imports!

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Economics

Tuesday, September 15, 2009

U.S. China Tire Trade War Could Lead to Second Great Depression / Economics / Global Economy

By: Money_Morning

Best Financial Markets Analysis ArticleMartin Hutchinson writes: When U.S. President Barack Obama late Friday (Sept. 11) signed an order that imposed an additional duty of 35% on tires imported from China, it set up the potential for an old-fashioned trade war.

Currently, global trade is down only 20%. During normal times, worldwide commerce would recover on its own. But as most investors understand all too well, these aren't normal times.

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Politics

Tuesday, September 15, 2009

U.S. Trade War with China Escalates / Politics / Global Economy

By: Money_Morning

Jason Simpkins writes: Shortly after U.S. President Barack Obama announced hefty import duties on Chinese-made tires, China's Ministry of Commerce over the weekend said it would explore possible sanctions against U.S. automobile and chicken imports.

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Politics

Monday, September 14, 2009

Obama Risks Global Trade War With China on Misguided Tariffs / Politics / Global Economy

By: Mike_Shedlock

Best Financial Markets Analysis ArticleOn Wednesday, in a dispute over the price of steel pipe, the US Fires Opening Salvo In Trade Wars With China. Late Friday evening trade wars heated up again as Obama Fires the US' Second Shot In Trade War With China.

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Economics

Monday, August 10, 2009

Economics Weekly, FOMC Meeting and BoE Inflation Report Take Centre Stage / Economics / Global Economy

By: Lloyds_TSB

After last week’s European central bank announcements, attention turns to Wednesday’s US FOMC meeting. We expect an unchanged 0-0.25% federal funds target range and for the policy statement to reiterate that this is likely to continue for an extended period. The statement may also touch on the exit strategy from QE, although the question of timing is likely to remain open. The Bank of Japan also announces its policy decision, amid signs that economic conditions have stopped deteriorating.

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Politics

Friday, June 12, 2009

Global Booming Arms Trade Reaching $1.5 trillion / Politics / Global Economy

By: Pravda

World’s leading countries spend too much of their war preparations. A new arms race has been gathering pace in the world recently, and even the global economic setback does not seem to be a reason to stop the race.

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Economics

Thursday, May 28, 2009

Rebooting the Global Economy / Economics / Global Economy

By: HRA_Advisory

Best Financial Markets Analysis ArticleThe greatest economic realignment since Genghis Kahn took over Eurasia’s trade routes is continuing apace.  The west remains mired in an assets contraction of its own making, and the east is refocused on channeling its growth engines into domestic consumption.  The resource sector, which is our focus and which has been governed by those growth engines for a decade and half, is indicating at least the expectation of continuing gains in the east.  That does not mean we ignore what is going on the developed west, plus Japan.     

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Economics

Thursday, May 28, 2009

Trade Protectionism and Global Economic Contraction / Economics / Global Economy

By: Global_Research

Best Financial Markets Analysis ArticleProf. Rodrigue Tremblay writes: “I almost went down on my knees to beg [President] Herbert Hoover to veto the asinine Hawley-Smoot Tariff.”... “That Act intensified nationalism all over the world.” Thomas Lamont, banker and economic adviser, June 1930

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Economics

Tuesday, May 19, 2009

Debt Crisis Economic End Game, Future Evolution of the Debt-to-GDP Ratio / Economics / Global Economy

By: John_Mauldin

Diamond Rated - Best Financial Markets Analysis ArticleNearly everyone I talk with has the sense that we are at some critical point in our economic and national paths, not just in the US but in the world. One path will lead us back to relative growth and another set of choices leads us down a path which will put a very real drag on economic growth and recovery. For most of us, there is very little we can do (besides vote and lobby) about the actual choices. What we can do is adjust our personal portfolios to be synchronized with the direction of the economy. The question is "What will that direction be?"

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Politics

Monday, March 23, 2009

Diverse Economy Comes After Communism and Capitalism / Politics / Global Economy

By: Pravda

Best Financial Markets Analysis ArticleIn 1991 communism failed. In 2008 capitalism failed us. In the space of 17 years, two great economic systems based upon very elaborate and self-convinced ideologies collapsed. Two great peoples, American and Russian, are stunned and wandering in a vacuous period of human history, in a great pause between ages.

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