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Fed exit outlines – slower buying, no selling

The WSJ’s Hilsenrath just published a review of the debates being had about how the Fed steps back from its

A friend who attended a conference in the USA reported back that he was surprised by how uncomfortable many monetary

The WordPress.com stats helper monkeys prepared a 2012 annual report for this blog. Here’s an excerpt: 4,329 films were submitted

A recent poll suggested that just over half of China’s citizens thought the next few years would see a “military

Presumably they are all at Monsanto…

The release of the July PCE report received very little attention last week – mostly due to the fact that

A few bearish Aussie articles have been doing the rounds of late… This one made it to FTalphaville. For an

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

The RBA’s Q3 SOMP was more cautious than I expected. The Bank basically just marked the current data to market,

The RBA gave little away in their August statement – they made only the bare minimum of changes to their