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Berlusconi’s last days
The European sideshow soap opera continued overnight with the two main focal points, Greece and Italy, doing their best to provide some quality entertainment.
__ADAM__
12 years ago
14
ECRI sticks to US recession call
The CNBC folk gave the ECRI chief, Lakshman Achuthan, a pretty serious grilling last night.
David Llewellyn-Smith
12 years ago
20
Europe descends into farce
Over the weekend it became even more obvious that the new “updated” EFSF is already failing to meet its defined goals.
__ADAM__
12 years ago
9
Data Vault
Australian Data House Prices House prices in Australia have continued their steady slide lower with the privately produced RP Data-Rismark house price index showing prices fell for their 9th straight month in September.
_EcoRon_
12 years ago
IMF, G20 fail
Westpac’s Russell Jones is the best strategic analyst in the country (not blogging at MB!).
David Llewellyn-Smith
12 years ago
4
European democracy dies in its cradle
Yet another night in the European soap opera.
__ADAM__
12 years ago
36
Global easing underway
While the equity market dances around the latest European bailout developments like a pre-teen girl following a pop idol, the real action is in the economy and central bankers, it seems, are starting to see it.
David Llewellyn-Smith
12 years ago
18
The Italian economy is crashing
From the folk at 4cast comes this rather unsettling look at the trends within the Italian economy.
MacroBusiness
12 years ago
1
Will Europe drag us all down?
While markets remain focused on the debt travails and bailouts of Europe, the underlying economy is in deep trouble.
David Llewellyn-Smith
12 years ago
33
Greece explodes, Italy ticks
I started watching the live BBC feed last night after it became obvious that European markets had reacted very poorly to the call by the Greek PM to allow for a democratic process to occur in his country by asking its citizens to make a decision as to which poison they will imbibe over the next decade.
__ADAM__
12 years ago
21
North Asian PMIs disappoint
China’s October PMI has printed at 51, up from 49.9 in September: October data signalled a stronger expansion of manufacturing output in China, as overall new business rose for the first time in three months.
David Llewellyn-Smith
12 years ago
5
Is the ECB’s new boss a “printer”
Europe gets a new central bank boss from today and it looks to be a baptism of fire for the new incumbent.
__ADAM__
12 years ago
8
The madness of asking China for money
I am seriously wondering why people think that China bailing out the Eurozone is a good thing.
__ADAM__
12 years ago
12
Fearful Symmetry sees India risking a hard landing
Fearful Symmetry was disappointed that the RBI saw fit to raise interest rates at its mid-quarter review on September 16.
David Llewellyn-Smith
12 years ago
1
Europe’s economy is falling apart
Angela Merkel has been warning for quite some time that Europe’s economic woes will take up to a decade to fix and that it is time for Europe to rethink its economic strategy after years of living “beyond its means”.
__ADAM__
12 years ago
17
Data vault
Australian Data Producer Price Index The pace of growth in Australian producer prices slowed across all categories in the third quarter.
_EcoRon_
12 years ago
2
More Europe trouble?
If you have been keeping up with the news over the weekend you probably know by now that the latest Italian bond auction went pretty poorly.
__ADAM__
12 years ago
12
EFSF leverage explained
Unless you have been living under a rock you have probably heard by now that “Europe is going to leverage the EFSF”.
__ADAM__
13 years ago
19
Risk awwwn
Last week I wrote that the markets timeframe and European policy makers were at odds and that while Europe sought a long term solution the market just wanted to get on with it.
_EcoRon_
13 years ago
22
Europe has a plan
It looks like we have a deal after all.
__ADAM__
13 years ago
24
Europe aims at first base (Update)
We are starting to see a little bit of information coming out of the EU summit but there is still a long way to go.
__ADAM__
13 years ago
20
Europe approaches failure
It seems that yesterday was ‘peak optimism’ for Europe and now we are on the downward leg.
__ADAM__
13 years ago
34
Turning Japanese is a boon
What few seem to appreciate, either inside or outside of Japan, is just how strong the resulting Japanese recovery from 2002-2008 was.
Rumplestatskin
13 years ago
32
Europe finds a plan
__ADAM__
13 years ago
16
The great enthusiasm
Last week Ben Bernanke described his intention to make FOMC communications more clear: In more normal times, when short-term policy rates are not constrained, I expect that balance sheet policies will be rarely used.
David Llewellyn-Smith
13 years ago
4
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