Time for a theory of eurozone relativity
The eurozone's Ptolemaic system should be replaced. It's time to come up with a theory of eurozone relativity.
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US inflation and unemployment forecasts seem to make a case for additional quantitative easing, says Chief US Economist Kevin Logan.
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| Time for a theory of eurozone relativity | Stephen King, Group Chief Economist | 20/02/2012 | preview | ||||
| A new type of Chinese junk | Week in China | 17/02/2012 | preview | A new type of Chinese junkRegulators in China are pushing to introduce high-yield debt (or 'junk bonds') in their own capital markets. |
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| Ich bin ein Beijinger | Week in China | 10/02/2012 | preview | Ich bin ein BeijingerChina's trading relationship with Germany is deepening, with German Chancellor Angela Merkel visiting the country to get help for the eurozone debt crisis. |
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| Is lower US unemployment too good to be true? | Kevin Logan, Chief US Economist | 08/02/2012 | preview | Is lower US unemployment too good to be true?The rapid decline in the US unemployment rate should not be taken as an accurate indication of the improvement in labour market conditions. |
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| Is economic improvement a false dawn? | Karen Ward, Senior Global Economist | 07/02/2012 | preview | Is economic improvement a false dawn?The issue of political deadlock in the USA and the eurozone continues to be unresolved, affecting the promise of a recovery in the global economy in 2012. |
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| We can't reboot the economy without sacrifice | Stephen King, Group Chief Economist | 07/02/2012 | preview | We can't reboot the economy without sacrificeThe UK must realise that economic recovery entails personal and collective sacrifices. |
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| US prepares for the next round of QE | Kevin Logan, Chief US Economist | 02/02/2012 | preview | US prepares for the next round of QEUnited States inflation and unemployment forecasts seem to justify quantitative easing. To help the housing market, the Fed is likely to purchase agency mortgage-backed securities. |
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| A thousand years on, an updated Silk Road will bypass the West | Stephen King, Group Chief Economist | 30/01/2012 | preview | A thousand years on, an updated Silk Road will bypass the WestWith Western capitalism battered and bruised, state capitalism appears to have strengthened – and with it the makings of a new world order. |
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| Osborne sees red | Week in China | 27/01/2012 | preview | Osborne sees redBritish Chancellor of the Exchequer George Osborne is aiming for the UK to be 'the home of Asian investment in Europe' and for London to be Europe's renminbi hub. |
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| Fed funds rate: lower for even longer | Kevin Logan, Chief US Economist; Lawrence Dyer, Strategist; Robert Lynch, Strategist | 25/01/2012 | preview | Fed funds rate: lower for even longerPolicies to control inflation in the brink of still-high unemployment rate may seem to beck another call for quantitative easing in the land of the dollar bill. |
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