Crude Oil vs. Iran: Who Blinks First?

By EconMatters , Oil futures spiked more than 2% in one day to their highest level in nine months on […]

Emerging Markets: Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow

From Franklin Templeton Investments site, Almost every market move these days seems to be tied to the latest headline coming […]

Emerging Market Fund Watch: MSCI Index Reclassification Doesn’t Change Much

From 247 WallSt site, In yesterday’s article about emerging market funds, we noted that three of the funds that track […]

Currency Wars Retreat as Fighting Inflation Makes Emerging Markets Winners

By Garth Theunissen and Liz Capo McCormick, Bloomberg, As recently as last month, governments of emerging economies from South Africa […]

The Next Korean War?

By Leslie H. Gelb, The Daily Beast, North Korea’s attack on a South Korean island likely won’t escalate into a […]

Is North Korea Moving Another ‘Red Line’?

By Stratfor, North Korea and South Korea exchanged artillery fire near their disputed border in the Yellow Sea/West Sea on […]

Obama Ends Asia Trip Promising U.S. Is `Here to Stay’

By Juliana Goldman and Nicholas Johnston, Bloomberg, President Barack Obama returns home today from a ten-day visit to Asia after […]

Obama Recasts Asia Trip as Jobs Mission

By Michael D. Shear, The New York Times, Talk about bad timing. Just days after American voters sent President Obama […]

Seoul Near Sale of Bank Stake

Woori Privatization Would End Bailout From Asian Crisis; Hana Circles By SE YOUNG LEE South Korea is expected to start […]

The EU-Korea FTA: A Boost to Economic Recovery and a Challenge to the U.S.

From Brookings Institution, Ho-Jin Lee On October 6 in Brussels, on the sidelines of the 8th ASEM Summit of Heads […]