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HOW INTENSIVE IS CURRENT EURO DEBT CRISIS? ― The stock market has only one direction in mind and that’s up. I sense there’s froth building up. This current market action reminds me a bit of what happened in 1999, but the situation is different in that interest rates are at record...
Tags: Stock Market, China, Consumer Spending, Federal Reserve, GDP, Global Economy
proconfidential ― 5 days ago
HOW INTENSIVE IS CURRENT EURO DEBT CRISIS? ― In the first quarter of 2013, the eurozone continued to witness an economic contraction. The gross domestic product (GDP) of the 17-nation region declined 0.2%. This decrease in the GDP marked the sixth straight quarter of economic contraction in ...
Tags: Michael's Personal Notes, Economic Contraction, Economic Growth, Economic Slowdown, Eurozone, Global Economy
proconfidential ― 1 week 1 day ago
HOW INTENSIVE IS CURRENT EURO DEBT CRISIS? ― The improved global economy has helped to drive up the spending habits of consumers, and an area that has really benefited from the income creation is the travel sector. ∙ Airlines around the world have reaped the benefits from the improved...
Tags: Stock Market, Airline Sector, Global Economy, S&, P 500
HOW INTENSIVE IS CURRENT EURO DEBT CRISIS? ― This has caught some by surprise… ∙ The U.S. government reported a budget surplus (money coming in was more than money going out) of $112.9 billion for the month of April. (Source: U.S. Department of the Treasury; Financial ...
Tags: Michael's Personal Notes, Budget Deficit, Federal Reserve, Global Economy, Government Bonds, National Debt
proconfidential ― 1 week 3 days ago
HOW INTENSIVE IS CURRENT EURO DEBT CRISIS? ― Data from the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission showed that on May 7, there were 67,374 short contracts on gold bullion—speculators betting the yellow metal will go down in price. This was 6.4% higher than it was a week earlier....
Tags: Gold Investments, Budget Deficit, Earnings, Federal Reserve, Global Economy, Gold Bullion
HOW INTENSIVE IS CURRENT EURO DEBT CRISIS? ― Exports from the Chinese economy increased 14.7% in April. This was a surprise, because analyst consensus estimates were expecting an increase of only 10.3%. The China General Administration of Customs reported the country had a surplus of $15.1...
Tags: Michael's Personal Notes, China, Chinese Economy, Economic Slowdown, Global Economy
HOW INTENSIVE IS CURRENT EURO DEBT CRISIS? ― Chinese stocks are a disappointment in 2013 and, at this point, are looking to underperform the U.S. stock market for the fourth consecutive year. ∙ But while China sorts out its growth issues, across the East China Sea, Japan has been on a...
Tags: Economic Analysis, China, Chinese Stocks, Economic Recovery, Global Economy, Interest Rates
Money Market Blog ― The urgency for Europe to reconnect with smart, sustainable and inclusive growth, which allows Europe to create jobs and, based on the areas in which it has a competitive advantage, gain market... ∙ [[ This is a content summary only. Visit ...
Tags: European Economy, Global Economy, Economy
Rajkumar ― 1 week 4 days ago
All about Finance & Business ― By Lucia Mutikani WASHINGTON | Sat May 11, 2013 10:46am EDT (Reuters) – Stacey Kalivas should be celebrating her graduation from college later this week. Instead, the 22 year-old is getting ready to move back home with broken dreams and in...
Tags: Global Economy, Economy, Global Economy, Labor Market
finance pitch ― 1 week 6 days ago
Money Market Blog ― The persistent weakness of the U.S. economy - where deleveraging public and private sectors continues - has led to a stubbornly high unemployment and a lower than normal growth. The effects of... ∙ [[ This is a content summary only. Visit ...
Tags: Financial Bubble, Global Melt Down, Global Economy, Constrains Of Financial Investments, Finance And Investments
Rajkumar ― 2 weeks 4 days ago
HOW INTENSIVE IS CURRENT EURO DEBT CRISIS? ― In its latest meeting minutes, the Federal Reserve said it will continue with quantitative easing, creating $85.0 billion in new money monthly, in order to bring economic growth to the U.S. economy. (Source: Federal Reserve, May 1, 2013.) ∙...
Tags: Michael's Personal Notes, Federal Reserve, Financial Crisis, Global Economy, Inflation, Japanese Economy
proconfidential ― 2 weeks 5 days ago
HOW INTENSIVE IS CURRENT EURO DEBT CRISIS? ― The Chinese Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI) fell to 50.6 in April, compared to 50.9 in March. (Source: Fung Business Intelligence Centre, April 30, 2013.) While it’s not a big decline, it’s important to note that any number ...
Tags: Michael's Personal Notes, Chinese Economy, Corporate Earnings, Economic Slowdown, Global Economy, U.S. Economy
proconfidential ― 3 weeks 2 days ago
Hey everyone! This week (20th May - 26th May) is National Vegetarian Week across the UK. ...
∙ I created this Greek Chicken and Rice Cake Salad recipe as part of the ...
someone got the giggles during his photo shoot~OUTFIT DETAILS~Shirt: Brooks BrothersPants: ...