Is this China's last ditch effort to avoid the hard landing?
We talk a lot about why the shift to sufficient levels of consumption will be tough for China to achieve with any efficiency. Basically, the consumer faces pressures from inflation and redirected capital flows, from the central government to loca
Rising Oil Prices Make Recovery More Slippery
It ain't just Angelina Jolie's leg that's been getting a lot of buzz. While Hollywood junkies gossip about who wore what at the Oscars, market participants just couldn't stop themselves from talking about crude oil. Here's the latest scoop on bla
The Israeli Economy Expanded by 3.6% during H2 of 2011
According to a recent report of the Central Bureau of Statistics of Israel (CBS), Israel ‘s GDP in the second half 2011 expanded by only 3.6% (year-o-year) which is a much slower pace than the growth rate of 5.3, which was recorded during the fi
EUR/USD & Post German IFO “Risk-On” Lose Steam
Germany's IFO Business Climate Index came in better than expected, helping push the EUR/USD pair above 1.33, reaching a high of 1.3340, but since then has fallen back to 1.3290, as positive sentiment regarding Germany is met with concern about th
The Greek Bailout was Approved – the Good and the Bad
As many had anticipated, the EU finance ministers approved today the second bailout of €130 billion for Greece. This bailout came after many hours of deliberations and after the EU finance ministers impeded their approval since last week. What do
High Impact Market Data/Events – 20th – 24th February
Key data releases likely to impact commodity prices this week.
What Are the Chinese PMI Reports and Why Should I Care?
Did you know that there are two major Chinese manufacturing PMI reports? Read on to find out more about the two reports and why they are important to forex traders!
FOREX FOCUS: Time To Hit The Greek Eject Button
(Dow Jones via eFXnews)The euro zone can no longer afford to save Greece.On the contrary, it needs to eject Greece now to save itself given the increasingly parlous state of many of its other economies.
The time is swiftly coming where a..
Off the Charts: Who Really Owns U.S. Debt? (video)
Watch: China is the biggest foreign holder of treasuries, but the Federal Reserve now holds $1.7 trillion in U.S. debt. Bloomberg's Scarlet Fu reports on Bloomberg Television's "Inside Track."
Euro-Zone 4Q GDP - How Big of a Contraction to End the Year
In the Wednesday European session we get the latest quarterly growth figures from Germany, France, Italy and the wider Euro-zone. The expectation is that 4Q growth contracted as evident from the PMI's seen during that period. While the focus has
Preview: German ZEW – German Economy to Continue its Rebound
While the main focus of attention in Europe continues to remain on Greece and whether it will secure approval for a second bailout from European finance ministers on Wednesday, we do have the German ZEW economic sentiment index - a leading indica
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