    LifeStraw Personal Water Filter - $19.95 Retail Price: $29.95 You Save: $10.00 from: Eartheasy.com   | marctomarket.com / Marc Chandler / TUESDAY, APRIL 30, 2013 The US dollar is little changed in thin month end activity in Europe, ahead of tomorrow’s May Day holiday and the ECB meeting on Thursday. The broader capital markets are firm. The MSCI Asia Pacific Index rose nearly 1% to finish April at its best level [...] acting-man.com / By Pater Tenebrarum / April 22, 2013 ‘Vague But Sufficient’ The errors in the Reinhart-Rogoff study that have recently come to light must have been greeted with relief at the G 20 pow-wow. Color us unsurprised at the step-by-step ‘abandonment of austerity’. One may of course be inclined to ask: what austerity? Where [...] traderdannorcini.blogspot.ca / By Trader Dan / Tuesday, April 9, 2013 The mystery, at least in my mind, of the rising Euro is now clear. Outflows of Japanese institutional money is pouring into the European bond markets in search of higher yield. Consider the following – the yield on a 10 year Japanese government bond [...] zerohedge.com / Tyler Durden / March 7, 2013, 11:46 -0500 A ‘successful’ Spanish auction and Draghi’s reassuring anti-currency war chatter had little to no effect on Europe’s equity markets but FX and bond markets moved quite significantly. A mix of small gains (CAC, DAX) and small losses (Italy, Switzerland) in stocks but Italian and Spanish [...] zerohedge.com / Mark J. Grant / March 6, 2013, 09:08 -0500 $118 Million Dollars An Hour That is how much money the Federal Reserve Bank of the United States is creating as you wake, work or sleep. That is $85 billion a month and the stuff must go somewhere. It pours out like sugar upon [...] financialsense.com / By Chris Ciovacco / February 4, 2013 With U.S. markets making new highs, many have put Europe on the back burner. It may be time to slide that pot forward a bit. According to the AP: The number of people registered as unemployed in Spain is bordering on 5 million as the country [...]
gainspainscapital.com / By Graham Summers / December 27, 2012 The following is an excerpt from the latest issue of Private Wealth Advisory. In it I outline the relationship between the Fed’s commitment to low interest rates, the scramble for high grade collateral driving the sovereign bond markets, and how the whole mess will eventually [...] arabianmoney.net / December 23, 2012 To the average consumer this year it must appear bizarre to see the official inflation figures so low when price rises for food and energy are so obvious. Houses are also still enormously expensive in comparison to take home pay in many non-US markets with only the very low [...] acting-man.com / by Pater Tenebrarum / August 8, 2012 Europe Still Enveloped in Hopium Fumes, Swiss Printers in Overdrive, China’s Economy Vulnerable Since not much has changed on Tuesday in the CDS and bond markets in euro-land, we will only post a few charts that were omitted in yesterday’s update. Traders in the euro [...] arabianmoney.net / May 16, 2012 The immediate reaction to the $2 billion and counting loss at JP Morgan has been a flight from risk trades and a sell-off of all financial assets, gold and silver included. However, investors ought to pause for thought about what this really means for the future. If JP Morgan cannot [...] From Arabian Money / May 6, 2012 Dubai has hired four banks to arrange a $1.5 billion Islamic bond, its first sukuk sale in almost a year. A successful debt sale would set the benchmark for lower interest rates in the city, and start to compound the good business news now pouring out of [...] From Arabian Money / May 6, 2012 The Financial Times today reported a one-third slump in major project finance across the world in the first quarter with volume down to $64.6 billion according to Dealogic, the lowest level since the 2008-9 global financial crisis. The shortage of global credit is throttling major projects like [...] By Bruce Krasting / 04/09/2012 On Monday and Tuesday the market’s attention will be on the USA and the negative economic implications of the Nonfarm payroll (NFP) miss. Market eyes will also be focused on the bond markets in Italy and Spain. As of last Thursday, Europe seemed to be on the verge of another [...] Casey Research Chuck Butler, President, Everbank World Markets March 28, 2012 2:42pm GMT In This Issue. * House prices in the US hit a new low… * Euro rallies as EU finance leaders prepare to meet… * UK economy sank in the 4th quarter… * Commodity currencies retreat… And, Now, Today’s Pfennig For Your Thoughts! [...] Submitted by Tyler Durden on 03/12/2012 08:09 -0400
From Mark J Grant, author “Out of the Box and onto Wall Street” The Increased Risks of Owning European Sovereign/Bank Debt Many lessons are available to learn from the Greek debt crisis. Several more are probably to come as the intended and unintended consequences [...] |
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