Broad Oak Magazine

A caller to the excitable Max Keiser's show ( htp: Nathan Martin ) quotes from a statement by Bob Janjuah at Royal Bank of Scotland, war...

... says Nouriel Roubini, and there's already a fund to speculate on consequential revaluation of developing world currencies, according...

The International Herald Tribune ( October 24) reports a mechanism by which the dollar may recover some lost ground: Faber said if bubbles i...

In today's Daily Reckoning Australia, Bill Bonner is at a conference and hears that while the US may languish, some US companies may th...

The bankers have shown their hand - they fear deflation more than inflation. Pumping-in cash and cutting rates will keep us going through th...

.............................................. Real growth: farmland A most interesting and informative interview with Marc Faber on Bloomb...

Further to the last, it's worth struggling through Brad Setser's presentation to the Congressional committee even if (like me) you&...

When Tony Blair became Prime Minister, his slogan was "education, education, education". We thought he was merely reflecting our d...

Continuing the argument about sovereign wealth funds, what might this portend for US Treasury securities? If foreign governments pull the ru...

Martin Hutchinson , writing in PrudentBear yesterday, explains why he thinks commodities are in a long-term bull market: the developing worl...

I have already referred today to Faber's interview on Minesite.com and would like to pull out one or two strands: Faber thinks "......

The World Institute for Development Economics Research of the United Nations University (UNU-WIDER) launched a report last December, about h...

Thomas Friedman's book, "The World Is Flat" is a best-seller - Wikipedia summary here . Friedman's related website is here...

I am grateful to a respondent to my earlier post, " Have we overlooked India? " and I think the exchange is relevant to India'...

Indian respondents to Mr Venkatesh's article worry about the movement of the dollar relative to the rupee. But just as America's pro...

Chris Gaffney in Friday's Daily Pfennig comments on the recent rise in the dollar and puts it down to a sell-off in emerging market equ...