Can sophisticated technology prevent a recession?
byThe world has come a long way since the heady days before the Great Depression of the 1930s. Technology, for one thing, has meant…
The world has come a long way since the heady days before the Great Depression of the 1930s. Technology, for one thing, has meant…
Fed Governor Jerome Powell says “Signs of excesses are ‘isolated’. Asset Prices ‘not broadly unsustainable’“. The Federal Reserve does not see “broadly unsustainable asset…
It took a while, but the world are slowly coming to grips with the simple fact that the red-suzerains in Beijing are not the…
Some commentators are of the view that the present monetary framework is instrumental for the emergence of the so-called money multiplier. Consider the case…
Source: http://www.alhambrapartners.com/2017/01/03/one-small-but-important-view-of-dollars-from-europe/ Nothing says “fixed” quite like bureaucrats responding to a past crisis they did not foresee (and in the case of European bureaucrats, actively…
In our latest Toward a New World Order, Part III we ended by promising to look closer at investment implications from the political and…
The phenomena of ‘Sticky Prices’ (known also as ‘nominal rigidity’, ‘wage-stickiness’ and ‘price-stickiness’) is important in Keynesian thought and macroeconomic thought more broadly. Prices…
Central Banking Global Bond Market Yields are Rising The ECB’s recently announced 6 month extension of its QE programme reminds us that the speed…
Emerging market (EM) assets have taken a beating since Donald Trump’s surprise election victory on November 8. EM bond prices are down 4.4 percent,…
A fall in the US unemployment rate to 4.6% in November from 4.9% in the month before and 5% in November last year has…