| Cosima F. Barone | Vol. XVI - Issue #244 | Mar. 07, 2017 |
INSIDE THIS ISSUE:
Then and Now in Financial Markets
Financial markets celebrated so far the 45th U.S. President and still do, raising all sort of bullish assessments (based on promised tax cuts and infrastructure investment leading to a more dynamic economy) as well as concerns that assets overvaluation might make investors run for the lifeboats! ... Read more
Then and Now in the Global Economy and the Financial System
Then: my August 2005 full version article “As the World hardly escapes Monetary Convulsion, is the Euro a “reserve” currency?” as published in CIFA’s TRUSTING. And now: my current considerations about the world in general, the huge accumulation of debt (global and sovereign) and its impact on the global economic and financial system. It may be time to think about reforming it before it’s too late. ... Read more
A Glance At World's Insightful News
In Focus: BRAZIL, CHINA, EUROPE, GERMANY, GREECE, JAPAN, OECD, SAUDI ARABIA, SINGAPORE
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State department says diplomatic aid for Iraqi region could be cut if vote goes ahead
By Katrina Manson in New York
Financial Times, Sep. 21, 2017
Crude crash reverses decade of oil conservation as consumers return to gas guzzlers
By David Sheppard and Anjli Raval in London
Financial Times, Sep. 21, 2017
US dollar finds some support as US central bank signals intention to raise rates in December
By Robin Wigglesworth, Joe Rennison and Eric Platt in New York
Financial Times, Sep. 21, 2017
The president has threatened to end the deal. Now he wants Iran back at the table to toughen its provisions, and some allies seem open to the idea.
By PETER BAKER and RICK GLADSTONE
The New York Times, Sep. 21, 2017
Washington steps up moves to tackle Beijing over intellectual property regime
By Shawn Donnan in Washington
Financial Times, Sep. 21, 2017
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Leader attacks US administration as ‘rogue newcomers to the world of politics’
By Katrina Manson in New York
Financial Times, Sep. 21, 2017
The Federal Reserve released forecasts through the year 2020 for the first time on Wednesday. Those forecasts imply that America’s central bankers will deliberately tighten monetary policy to slow the US economy, possibly to the point of outright recession, by the early 2020s.
By Matthew C Klein
Financial Times, Sep. 21, 2017
The deal bolsters Google’s ability to build mobile hardware and joins two companies already working together on one of Google’s upcoming Pixel phones.
By DAISUKE WAKABAYASHI
The New York Times, Sep. 21, 2017
Paul J. Manafort, President Trump’s former campaign chairman, has continued soliciting international business even as his past international work is under investigation.
By KENNETH P. VOGEL and JO BECKER
The New York Times, Sep. 21, 2017
France, UK and Italy demand action to block terror content online
By Matthew Garrahan in London
Financial Times, Sep. 21, 2017
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Fed chair sets in play carefully choreographed plan for reducing balance sheet
By Sam Fleming in Washington
Financial Times, Sep. 21, 2017
Market reaction to FOMC statement cools in Europe and Asia
By Michael Hunter in London and Hudson Lockett in Hong Kong
Financial Times, Sep. 21, 2017
Chancellor Angela Merkel’s message of strength has dominated the election campaign, but poverty, economic insecurity and income disparity have grown during her tenure.
By MELISSA EDDY
The New York Times, Sep. 21, 2017
Breach may have allowed trading that profited from nonpublic information, regulator says
By Dave Michaels
The Wall Street Journal, Sep. 21, 2017
The big unanswered question is what the chancellor intends to do with her victory
By Philip Stephens
Financial Times, Sep. 21, 2017
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