In an asymmetrical economic miracle such as China the Dollar’s strengthening has already led to a 6.36 rate to the Dollar contrary to expectations of continuing depreciation to the Dollar. The talks of a hard landing and a squeeze on…
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China Trade Data and Economic lead points to longer term health | China Insight
Tagged with: April, Balance of trade, china, Chinese, Export, Fixed asset, Gross domestic product, industrial production, International trade
Posted in China, Financial Markets, Financial Services, US
Posted in China, Financial Markets, Financial Services, US
US Economy: April Trade follows predictable pattern
Most of the global economy being snared by a dullness in production and services, April’s Imports and Exports for the US followed the predictable OECD pattern of a duller import month led by a large fall in Petroleum imports as…
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Tagged with: April, Balance of payments, Balance of trade, Capital good, china, Export, Japan, OPEC
Posted in Amitonomics, Retail Lifestyle, US
Posted in Amitonomics, Retail Lifestyle, US
India Economic Trends Report: Exports up to $24.5B, PMI above 54 (May 2012)
India managed to maintain last april’s exports value that was a pretty big jump from April 2010 at a 20% growth but there was no growth. Auto sales have started trickling in weak though markets and currency having over corrected…
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Tagged with: ASEAN, Balance of trade, Beijing, Business, china, Export, Getty Images, India, Japan, NASA, Yen
Posted in Amitonomics, Financial Markets, Financial Services, Global, India, Investments
Posted in Amitonomics, Financial Markets, Financial Services, Global, India, Investments
US Economy: Trade deficit near $46 bln for month. Petroleum deficit down to $28 bln. Jobs deficit 380,000
Yesterday Export and Import prices jumped 0.8% and 1.3%, up largely on the imports bearing the prices of Oil. Export prices were stronger on US leading agri exports in wheat, Corn, rice and others as well while Beef exports bring…
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Tagged with: Balance of trade, Business, china, Export, India, International Business and Trade, International trade, Japan, Mexico, Petroleum, United States
Posted in Amitonomics, Banking, Global, Retail Lifestyle, US
Posted in Amitonomics, Banking, Global, Retail Lifestyle, US
Molycorp buys into a Rare Chinese mine for the “nuclear option” | Deal insight
Rare Earths, though tainted by radioactivity and nuclear fission ramifications, are as much a part of WTO as any other trade. For years, the problem for the industry has been the virtual dominance of Chinese producers and exporters in the…
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Tagged with: Asia, china, Export, Molycorp, Neo Material, Rare earth element, Rare-earth magnet, United States, World Trade Organization
Posted in Private Equity
Posted in Private Equity
China Singular Trade deficit | China Review & Insight
The large deficit in trade just announced by China on the back of a large 40% jump in imports to $31.5 bln, is not as bad as it seems. The market was expecting a $5 bln deficit and As january…
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Tagged with: Asia, Balance of trade, Beijing, china, Chinese New Year, cnbc, Economy, European Union, Export, February, Getty Images, Government budget deficit, India, International trade, January February, Saudi arabia, Trade, Trade Balance, United States
Posted in Amitonomics, China, Global
Posted in Amitonomics, China, Global
China inflation hits target 3%. now a dull PPI shutdown scare | Asia Review & Insight
The Inflation ticked down -0.1% M/M at retail to hit a Y/Y 3% comparison, Propducer Prices weak at the same level as last year linking to the production scare in the Eurozone which China by policy would have to indulge…
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Tagged with: Asia, BRIC, china, Eurozone, Export, Foreign direct investment, India, New Delhi
Posted in Amitonomics, Brazil, China, Emerging Markets
Posted in Amitonomics, Brazil, China, Emerging Markets
US Economy: IF JP Morgan couldn’t help the street, trade won’t either | Banking Insight
10:37 AM And now you won’t ever trust the UMich Consumer Sentiment again! Last month the UMich index jumped to 69, the Bloomberg consumer comfort index also movfed significantly to -47. Now when the Bloomberg consumer comfort number is stil…
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Tagged with: Balance of trade, Export, International trade, Jamie Dimon, November, October, United States Department of Commerce
Posted in Amitonomics, Bailout Nation, Financial Markets, Retail Lifestyle, US
Posted in Amitonomics, Bailout Nation, Financial Markets, Retail Lifestyle, US
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