IT looks likely that Euro will break down from the 1.32 levels of earlier this weak when it continues from $1.297 levels as US Economic data remains wishy washy about the recovery but the Aussie and the Euro have finally…
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Euro Debt Crisis: Another accident in German Bund Auctions | Insight Europe
After barely three months of 2012, the European Fixed Income vote of no confidence continued to strike terror in investors’ hearts with the flurry of bad news in Economic Data thru February and march translating to investors s staying away…
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Tagged with: Asia, Auction, Euro, Eurozone, February, German, Germany, Ireland, Italian, Italy, Mario Monti, United States
Posted in Amitonomics, Banking, European Sovereign Debt crisis
Posted in Amitonomics, Banking, European Sovereign Debt crisis
US Economy: Here comes the Wednesday sun
And if you sell in May and stay away, you’ll come back another day! Midweek, in a confused moronic abyss in the market. I wonder if you realise Dow future s strted their Day on Aussie Home Loans reading, went…
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Tagged with: Asia, European Union, Germany, Indonesia, Mariano Rajoy, Master of Business Administration, Richter magnitude scale, Spain
Posted in Amitonomics, Banking, Retail Lifestyle
Posted in Amitonomics, Banking, Retail Lifestyle
The Week begins: China PMI down to 48.3, India down from 56 to 54.7
Fiscal 2013 began with the March reports continuing to look ugly for China and the rest of Asia. While China’s State survey foretold a 53 PMI manufacturing Index up from 51 in February, the HSBC PMI which excludes some doubtful…
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US Economy (EoD review): The Week ahead April 1, 2012 – April 7, 2012
Healthcare Opinion going to the wire Veteran reporters commenting on Bloomberg and those who have had occassion to hear the opinion all followed the change in direction of the “consensus” on the Third day when the swing votes Judge Roberts…
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Tagged with: BURBANK, China, European Union, France, GDP, Germany, Getty Images, Gross domestic product, Japan, Purchasing Managers Index, Retail, United States
Posted in Amitonomics, Global, US
Posted in Amitonomics, Global, US
US Economy (EoD Review) : Eurozone February growth consistent, another deficit hope for China?
US imports rose with more than a few partners and even as deficits and trade with Eurozone and UK was expectedly clipped, Industrial production data in France Germany and Italy was weak esp Output impacted in France in all categories…
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Tagged with: Balance of trade, China, December, Economic Growth, Eurozone, France, Germany, Retail
Posted in Amitonomics, China, Global, US
Posted in Amitonomics, China, Global, US
Europe: Bundesbank decries the LTRO operations again | Europe Review & Insight
The issue at hand is how 800 banks were able to participate because of weaker collateral rules done on the sly by Mario Draghi’s ECB , first for collateral specific to smaller French banks and it seems another round of…
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Tagged with: "European Sovereign Debt Crisis", ECB, Eurobond, European Central Bank, Eurozone, Germany, LTRO, Mario Draghi
Posted in Financial Markets
Posted in Financial Markets
US Economy: The consequences of a Romney win, Auto PMIs and all that Europe but PE pay
At some stage , all Americans will deal with the question. As of now ahead of Super Tuesday, only data for Ohio favoring Santorum and Georgia favoring Newt 2012 campaign’s available and after the win of nearly 59 delegates yesterday…
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Tagged with: Carried interest, Chicago, Chicago PMI, Economic Growth, France, GDP, Germany, Gross domestic product, January, Mid West, September, Super Tuesday, United States
Posted in Financial Markets
Posted in Financial Markets
European Banks Debt Crisis: Europe’s C-rated banks catted by Greece
Both Commerzbank and Credit Agricole, #2 & #3 from Germany and France respectively, admitted as much about their exposure to Greece reporting the 2011 figures. CA reported a EUR 3 bln loss for the latest quarter itself, Commerzbank has takken…
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Tagged with: Bank, BankInter, BNP Paribas, Commerzbank, Credit Agricole, Germany, Greece, Société Générale
Posted in Financial Markets
Posted in Financial Markets
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