Mayawati gets another garland of currency notes - Statesman
LUCKNOW, 17 MARCH: Ignoring all criticism, Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) chief and Uttar Pradesh chief minister Miss Mayawati today got herself garlanded again with currency notes strung together. The garland is said to be valued at Rs 18 lakh. Only two ...
Publ.Date : Wed, 17 Mar 2010 09:05:00 GMT
Pressure Grows in U.S. Over China’s Currency - New York Times
... senators backed down after China took steps to appreciate the renminbi. That gradual appreciation ended in 2008. In Tuesday’s effort, Mr. Schumer and Mr. Graham were joined by Senators Sam Brownback , a Kansas Republican; Debbie Stabenow , a ...
Publ.Date : Wed, 17 Mar 2010 10:38:00 GMT
Detroit 3 raise Asian currency issues - Detroit News
Washington -- The Detroit Three automakers on Wednesday urged Congress to take action to stop efforts by Japan and South Korea to shore up their currencies. The automakers prodded Congress to "send a clear message to the governments of Japan and ...
Publ.Date : Wed, 17 Mar 2010 18:16:00 GMT
Investing in Currency - FXStreet.com
Investing in a portfolio of currencies is different from currency trading. The success of currency trading comes, obviously, from being on the right side—either long or short—of one transaction. In a certain sense this is like successful stock ...
Publ.Date : Wed, 17 Mar 2010 16:07:00 GMT
UN body tells China to avoid floating its currency - Forbes
GENEVA -- A U.N. agency urged China on Tuesday to reject Western pressure to float its currency, defending Beijing as a leader in stimulating domestic demand and the global economy. In a policy brief, the U.N. Conference on Trade and Development, or UNCTAD, starts with the iconoclastic argument that
Publ.Date : Tue, 16 Mar 2010 17:27:00 GMT
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Author: Bill Bonner Daily Reckoning Australia

Take time to reflect on these wise words from bill Bonner.

 

Saving America from free-market capitalism will become the Great National Project of the Obama years. Deficits will top $1 trillion... maybe $2 trillion. Brain dead businesses will be kept alive. Whole industries that should be allowed to go broke will be protected. Towns, states, and colleges that should go bust will be propped up. There will also be a huge building boom - in infrastructure. Bridges, trains, highways...

... it may be time to buy cement companies!

The bailouts are just money down the drain. As for the bridges, who knows whether they are worth the money? But this massive program will achieve its real purpose - distracting and diverting Americans from their loss of wealth.

*** If Olympic medals were given for consumer spending, Americans would have won the gold, silver and bronze every year for the last 20. But now, Americans may become champion savers. Savings could rise to maybe 10% of GDP.

What will happen to all this money? It will be lent to the government. (About which... we will have more to say tomorrow.)

So do you see, dear reader, how the new financial system will work? Instead of squandering their money - as Americans have done for the last 20 years - now, the government will squander it for them.

*** Here comes the Era of Conspicuous Thrift. Yes, you heard it here first.

"No more fancy pants," is a headline at the New York Times. The gist of the accompanying article is that even expensive restaurants are now trying to look cheap. People who still have money to spend don't want to spend it... and when they do spend it, they don't want to look like they are spending it. So restaurants are putting on de po' bo'... that is, they're acting poor. Gone are the sumptuous drapes... gone are the plush carpets and marble tables... gone are the fancy pant waiters.

"Luxury is a dirty word," said one of the designers.


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