March 15th, 2012
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Who’s Afraid of the Big Bad Sovereign Debt Wolf?
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Beyond Beasts and Bossa Nova: The Brazilian Boom For many people, the word Brazil conjures contrasting images of endless Amazonian jungles, jumbo snakes, man-eating piranhas, the dazzling beaches of Rio, and of Carnival, the...
Read MoreBanking Reform: Hopefully Britannia Creates A Wave
The British government has set in motion this week a future overhaul in the way that individual banks do business. British banks will be required to separate their basic lending and deposit operations from investment activities...
Read MoreMarkets Rolling – Look For More Of The Same
During the last two weeks, global markets have moved their way to higher ground and indications point to a healthier finish than expected to an otherwise sickly 2011. We see several developments supporting a continued equity...
Read MoreMonty’s Interview with Reuters’ Ikuko Kurahone, “Brent Falls On Eurozone, Demand Concerns”
The figure followed China’s central bank move late on Wednesday to cut reserve requirements for commercial lenders for the first time in three years. That action signified China’s commitment to return to strong...
Read MoreCentral Bankers Hold A Conference Call…Very Bullish
We imagine that a significant phone call occurred 11/29/11 between the central bankers from the U.S., Switzerland, U.K., Japan, Canada, and Europe. The first five are going to provide needed liquidity to help the sixth, and send...
Read MoreBreakup Of The Euro…Greece Will Be The First To Leave…Germany Leaks A Bombshell Proposal
In our opinion, global stock markets are beginning to price in a breakup of the Euro-Zone currency. The Euro currency is bound to lose some of its 17 direct members and 5 small users who use the Euro but are not part of the EU...
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