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Reflating the Bubble
Mumbai, India Still on the road to moksha...Prices are rising in India – pushed up by the high cost of food. Thanks partly to a disastrous government policy of encouraging the over-use of chemical fertilizer, food prices are shooting up. In a poor country, ...
Read More | Date 19/03/2010
The Right SideAttack of the D-words
Mumbai, India In the US, producer prices fell in February, more than expected. Core inflation was barely positive. That is not just a US trend. In Europe, price increases have fallen to the lowest level in 11 years. Japan is experiencing the biggest price ...
Read More | Date 18/03/2010
The Right SideThe Credit Expansion is Over
Mumbai, India Financial Times: US Household Debt Falls for First Time Since WWII Yes, dear reader, we have been a voice howling in the wilderness. First the wilderness around the Café des Dames in Paris’s 19th arrondissement... recently the wilderness of ...
Read More | Date 18/03/2010
The Right SideThe Great Correction
We’re going to rename our theory. This is more than a depression; it’s more than a financial and economic phenomenon. It includes a shift of power... a return to normal after four centuries of aberration... and the failure of a whole line of Nobel ...
Read More | Date 16/03/2010
The Right SideBehind the Government's Fudged Figures
Mumbai, India Beware the Ides of March... and the rest of the year too!This is the day Caesar was slain. What’s it to us?Well, it just reminds us that things go wrong. Even when you’re on top of the world. There are always countercurrents... undercurrents, ...
Read More | Date 15/03/2010
The Right SideNo Austerity in the USA
Mumbai, India There was a time... not so very long ago... when Americans held all the top spots. We had the most... the best... the biggest companies. And the richest people.Those days are gone...MEXICO CITY(AP) - Mexican telecom tycoon Carlos Slim is the ...
Read More | Date 15/03/2010
The Right SideMarket Calm Offers a Great Trading Opportunity
Dear Reader,The markets are recovering. The FTSE 100 is back to where it was in September 2008. Calm has descended, normal service resumed.But in this financial environment something’s bound to blow up again. Who knows whether it’s going to be another banking ...
Read More | Date 12/03/2010
The Right SideWhat Happens when China Quits the Dollar Habit?
Mumbai, India Yesterday was another dull day on Wall Street. The Dow rose 2 points. Oil held at $81. Gold didn’t move enough for us to remember, one way or another.The recovery continues... or so says the mainstream financial press. But the economy is still ...
Read More | Date 11/03/2010
The Right SideDon't put up the Bunting just yet...
Mumbai, India Yesterday marked the one-year anniversary of the rally. The Dow rose a piddly 11 points. Gold sold off $1.This rally has gone on for so long most people think it is not a rally at all, but a new bull market. Worldwide, it has taken equities up ...
Read More | Date 10/03/2010
The Right SideInto the Mire of Politics
Mumbai, India If you don’t read the newspapers you run the risk of missing something. Of course, if you do read them, you run the risk of catching something. Not much in the financial news worthy of comment this morning...
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Read More | Date 09/03/2010
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