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Axel Merk on Currency Risks: Yen Will Become Worthless
Axel Merk of Merk Investments warns that fiscal policies followed by the Bank of Japan will lead to the Yen becoming “worthless.” Read More
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Tagged Axel Merk, Currency, deflation, Japan, Singapore
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Delegate Polling: Market Volatility, Sovereign Risk, and Rising Inflation Are Key Concerns
Audience polling conducted at last week’s 64th CFA Institute Annual Conference casts a spotlight on the investment risks that are top of mind for global investment professionals. Read More
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Tagged China, Currencies, data, deflation, economics, euro, European Union, gold, inflation, poll, regulatory reform, reserve currency, risk management, United States, us dollar, volatility
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Pippa Malmgren: Geopolitics Is Not a “Black Swan” Phenomenon
“Investors can no longer say that if you can’t quantify it, it doesn’t matter,” says the president and founder of Canonbury Group and Principalis Asset Management. Read More
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Tagged Arab Spring, China, commodities, deflation, economics, geopolitics, India, inflation, Interest rates, Pippa Malmgren, Tunisia, United States, Vietnam, volatility
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Deflation Is What Keeps Central Bankers Up at Night, Says David Blanchflower
The Dartmouth economics professor and former member of the Bank of England’s Monetary Policy Committee contends that the U.S. Federal Reserve ought to initiate QE3 — and possibly QE4. Read More
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Tagged David Blanchflower, deflation, economics, inflation, monetary policy
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