China Commerce Ministry comments
Looking ugly. And a trade deficit and FDI not profitable due to higher costs can weaken the currency as well. 25Feb10 RTRS-CHINA COMMERCE MINISTRY SEE
Looking ugly. And a trade deficit and FDI not profitable due to higher costs can weaken the currency as well. 25Feb10 RTRS-CHINA COMMERCE MINISTRY SEE
[Skip to the end] Trade Balance (Released 8:30 EST) Exports MoM (Released 8:30 EST) Imports MoM (Released 8:30 EST) Exports YoY (Released 8:30 EST) Imports
[Skip to the end] ICSC-UBS Store Sales WoW (Released 7:45 EST) ICSC-UBS Store Sales YoY (Released 7:45 EST) Redbook Store Sales Weekly YoY (Released 8:55
[Skip to the end] This is what happens when non residents are scrambling to reduce their hoards of USD financial assets. Exports rising like this
[Skip to the end] Bloomberg News Video Clip Maybe, but… It will be tough for the USD index to move up without the CBs and
Net Exports as a % of GDP (Keep in mind: exports are real costs; imports real benefits.) Since January 2005 net exports (while still negative)
Here’s how the inflation can persist indefinitely: In addition to the India/China type story for resource demand, this time around nominal demand for commodities is
From Karim: GDP slows from 4.9% to 0.6% Personal consumption slows from 2.8% to 2.5% DGO strength in Dec shows up in modest positive in
Post: Comments on Brian Wesbury article Comment by ‘Hoover Printing Press‘: Warren congrats on your new website. Thanks! I keep reading that the bond insurers
The desire to accumulate $US financial assets has been diminished for at least the following reasons: Treasury policy – Paulson is actively pushing both a