Oxstones Investment Club™It is good to have New Year’s resolutions. But it is better to have the right ones. The Communist Party […]
Emerging-Market Currencies Soar
Investors Push U.S. Dollar Lower, Further Fueling Tensions Among Economies Competing on Exports By DAVID WESSEL Currency markets, seeing few […]
The Impact of Brazil’s Presidential Elections: Different Roads, Similar Direction
From The Brookings Institution Whatever the outcome of Brazil’s presidential election on October 3, the government is unlikely to make […]
China to Overtake Japan in Global Wealth Rankings?
By Isabella Steger With China set to overtake Japan as the world’s second largest economy in 2010, the Chinese consumer […]
Cash Floods into China, Raising Pressure on Yuan
By Langi Chiang and Kevin Yao BEIJING | Wed Oct 13, 2010 4:18am EDT BEIJING (Reuters) – China’s foreign exchange […]
The Brazilian Election Round Two – What Might Happen Next?
October 06, 2010 — President Lula seemed to have everything under control in his succession plan: the economy is expected […]
3 Share Nobel Economics Prize for Labor Analysis
Janerik Henriksson/Agence France-Presse — Getty Images A screen shot from the announcement in Stockholm on Monday shows the recipients of […]
Currency Rift With China Exposes Shifting Clout
Currency Rift With China Exposes Shifting Clout By SEWELL CHAN WASHINGTON — At a private dinner on Friday at the […]
Broken BRICs? Find The Answer Here…
THE BEAR’S LAIR By Martin Hutchinson With Brazil’s election still pointing, after a run-off, to a victory for leftist candidate […]
The Election That Really Matters
By Jim Jubak, JUBAK’S JOURNAL Sure, the US election could lead to political gridlock in Washington, but the vote that could […]