Industrial production down 0.5%, Jobless claims back up at to 360k The Thursday Morning shocker from the Housing report was no reason for markets to worry about US economic recovery in 2013 but a drop in Industrial production for April…
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The mid-week trend update (US Economy and Markets): European GDP, Housing starts on the upswing, PPI weakens further
Tagged with: Abenomics, china, Economic Growth, Gross domestic product, Housing starts, Japan, March, Quantitative Easing
Posted in Financial Markets
Posted in Financial Markets
Of Buffett and Soros – No just a lot of the Ira Sohn conference
Our Monday morning riser was holding a lot of this so we dedicated a new post to more from the Ira Sohn Conference note. In short, ( pun not intended) buy Korea is right, sell Japan is more like a…
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Tagged with: Apple, Brazilian real, Central bank, china, Exchange-traded fund, Ira Sohn Conference, James Chanos, Japan
Posted in Financial Markets
Posted in Financial Markets
US Economy 2013: January all but forgotten, Industrial production still seems positive.
A late catch up with the meanderings of the US Business Economy’s recovery is due as February’s near washout was saved by early PMI reports and the continuing improvement in Service PMIs. The housing data’s big jump in January was…
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Tagged with: Balance of trade, china, February, Gross domestic product, India, January, Japan, Producer price index, United States
Posted in Financial Markets
Posted in Financial Markets
The Yen may be here to stay as unlimited easing sets in | Abenomics and the Yen-$ parity
Earlier in 2010 and 2011 wwe had warned readers that Japan should find a defender of faith for inflation as that was the only way to get out of “endemic deflation”. While the Yen had started the nineties above 100…
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Tagged with: Bank of Japan, BOJ, Government of Japan, Japan, Japanese yen, Masaaki Shirakawa, Paul Krugman, Shinzō Abe
Posted in Financial Markets
Posted in Financial Markets
A whiff of profits far away? | Banking Insight
Liquidity regulation already hurts Lobbying over the new Liquidity rules got hard as the banks enter an Observation period prior to counting of the LCR as standard for compliance. According to the FT report catching us up on it, that…
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Tagged with: Asia, Bank, Basel, Basel Committee on Banking Supervision, Basel III, Bond, china, Deutsche Bank, Goldman Sachs, Japan, US Securities and Exchange Commission
Posted in Financial Markets
Posted in Financial Markets
US Morning Report: FOMC starts tomorrow, ECB will be buying bonds, Japan is ready to join the good guys
The honest to god assessment of Geithener’s meeting with Draghi and German Finance minister Schauble today or the ECB meeting on Wednesday is that US and Europe in a Coordinated Central Bank effort willl affirm to more Central Bank Liquidity…
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Tagged with: Central bank, ECB, European Central Bank, Facebook, Japan, Mario Draghi, NASDAQ, Reuters
Posted in Amitonomics, European Sovereign Debt crisis, Global, Retail Lifestyle, US
Posted in Amitonomics, European Sovereign Debt crisis, Global, Retail Lifestyle, 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
Enter the Yen: Yuan start depreciating on higher volume of trade and noose tightens | Insight China
Deflationary fears are currently at their peak in the USA while the Yen is trying hard to stay competitive and keep growth fuel running positive miles but the Yuan tired of appreciating faster thru 2011 is likely to even depreciate…
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Tagged with: Beijing, Business, china, Chinese yuan, Dollar, Exchange rate, Getty Images, HSBC, Japan, Japanese yen, United States, Yen
Posted in Amitonomics, Banking, China, Global, US
Posted in Amitonomics, Banking, China, Global, 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
Asia Economy: Singapore, Japan GDP growth tracks positive reversal in fortunes
Q1 delivered another warning from Asian economies though trade data in China and Japan remained subdued on consumption imports. Japanese GDP growth would positively influence fortunes of Asia in general and in particular, Korea and China and therefore the rest…
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Tagged with: Asia, china, Economic Growth, Foreign direct investment, Gross domestic product, India, Indonesia, Japan, United States
Posted in Amitonomics, Banking, Global, US
Posted in Amitonomics, Banking, Global, US
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