Ricardo

The Real Mitt Romney

Will the real Mitt Romney please stand up?

Last week’s FX related posts (1, 2, and 3) raised a lot of questions in the Comments section. Here are

A guest post on Econbrowser based on this paper, reports the latest results from price micro-data. It finds that CPI

The WSJ’s Hilsenrath says that the meaning of the August FOMC minutes is that the Fed is about to ease

Forget efficient markets, in Fixed Income & FX Carry Is King. So it should be no surprise that carry has

Media is reporting that the BHP is about to dump the 20bn Olympic Dam project. South Australian Premier Jay Weatherill

The IMF has put together a remarkable paper that surveys Sovereign Debt restrcturings between 1950 and 2010. The key conclusion

Chris Joye linked to our post on the cost of FX intervention: which got the readership up… It also got

There is a lot of soft headed piffle that’s published on the subject on the Australian Dollar. This week’s article

Cochrane points out the inconsistency between the US administration’s growth forecasts for a strong recovery and those who defend them

Today’s Q2 wages data (+10bps to +1%q/q v. mkt +0.8%q/q) makes it very hard to see the RBA easing rates

US politics is already making folks mad. It is only August and we already have one of those confusing arguments