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[Scoop Business » Article] Scoop Business » While you were sleeping: Equities lose momentum: In an interview on Bloomberg TV, Nouriel Roubini predicted that China would initiate a gradual appreciation in the yuan as early as next month with the currency rising at no more than 3% to 4% a year to allow the Chinese economy to adjust. In Paris, the International Energy Agency revised up global oil consumption estimates as the world economy recovers from recession.

[Finance Blog] Malaysia's New Economic Model: Making choices | Finance Blog: This morning, the International Monetary Fund advised China and other countries with big trade surpluses that they can slash those surpluses without sacrificing economic growth by adopting a toolkit of measures including revaluing their currencies, shifting policies toward domestic consumption and pursuing more sophisticated markets. The IMF report, part of its semi-annual World Economic [...]

[The Irish Economy] The Irish Economy » Blog Archive » Profile of Morgan Kelly: Furthermore, in line with the Declaration, the ECB reminds the consulting authority that the euro area governments committed themselves to making available for an interim period a Government guarantee of new medium-term (up to five years) bank senior debt issuance. In the same vein, the ECB’s recommendations on government guarantees state that ”˜Government guarantees on shortterm bank debt with maturity of three to 12 months could be provided so as to help revitalise the short-term bank debt market.’ Moreover, it is noticeable that under the draft scheme there is no stated minimum maturity for any guaranteed liabilities which means that liabilities with a maturity of less than three months may be guaranteed in practice.

[DealBook] Imagine the Bailouts Are Working - DealBook Blog - NYTimes.com: Every couple of months the Treasury Department takes a moment to strategically leak some good news about the bailouts. It happened again on Monday, when a Treasury official told The Wall Street Journal that America’s coffers would be only $89 billion lighter after all accounts were settled from the rescues, down from an earlier estimate of $250 billion.

[Home - Hard Assets Investor] From The Vault: Nouriel Roubini On The Coming Commodities ...: So now we have to get our act together and tighten our belts, both in private savings and public savings””something we're not doing fully. I'm not bearish on the U.S. economy in the medium/long term, as long as we fix the policy mistakes that led to this financial crisis.

[bizzXceleration: Performance, Value and Profit] bizzXceleration: Performance, Value and Profit: The Cusp Point is ...: developed economies need to/will save more and consume less and rapidly developing economies (China especially) need to shift to more domestically oriented economies and away from export-driven ones as rapidly as possible. A widespread concern for a re-discovery of values and responsible behavior - "re-thinking capitalism"!

[All News, Video and Posts related to TOPIC: Germany] Nouriel Roubini - Roubini: Asset Bubble Is Beginning Now - CNBC: "I don't think we're going to retest the lows of last March ”¦ I see only a correction happening in the second half of last year," Roubini said. "The risk is that the policy stimulus is going to fizzle out in the second half of next year and it will become a drag on growth."

[Finance Blog] Apple vs Google: The Next 10 Battles To Watch (GOOG, AAPL ...: Google released the Nexus One this year. Apple put out the iAd.Each move is a direct assault on the other’s primary business.These moves are mere preludes to bigger battles that will flare up [...]&source=Finance Blog" class="linkedin" title="Share this on Linkedin">

[The Rates Blog] Blogging On Interest Rates, Economics & Business in New Zealand: In my view, the Fed funds are going to stay at zero until at least the first quarter, if not the second quarter, of next year, given we’re going to have anemic economic growth, and we’ll have more deflation than inflation. And the Fed might try to start mopping up some of the liquidity.

[Mediaite] Paul Krugman - Andrew Ross Sorkin - Public Bickering | Mediaite: According to Krugman, Sorkin blatantly misrepresented him in his Dealbook column this morning by claiming that, in the early days of the financial crisis, Krugman and other economists like Nouriel al-Roubini had at advocated “nationalizing the entire banking system.” Those are fighting words for an economist, apparently, and Krugman smacked back:

[Finance Blog] "OTC" STOCKSHARK INITIATES COVERAGE OF (OTCBB:CPBM) CYPLASIN ...: Submitted by Phil of Phil's Stock World (a sequel to Jim Grant Presents A Prospectus For The United States, Discusses The Death Penalty For US Coinage Debasers) We talk a lot about the economy in abstract terms.

[Real-World Economics Review Blog] Foresight and Fait Accompli: Two Timelines for the Global ...:  Steve Keen in December, drawing heavily on his 1995 theoretical paper “Finance and economic breakdown: modelling Minsky’s ”˜financial instability hypothesis’” and convinced that a financial crisis was approaching, decided to go very public with his analysis. He registered the webpage www.debtdeflation.com dedicated to analyzing the “global debt bubble”.  His site soon attracted a large international audience.  At the same time he began appearing on Australian radio and television with his message of approaching financial collapse.

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