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Quotable
"So long as the dollar weakness does not create inflation, which is a major concern around the globe for everyone who watches the exchange rate, then I think it’s a market phenomenon, which aside from those who travel the world, has no real fundamental economic consequences."
Alan Greenspan, November 18, 2007
Commentary
Credit Bubble Bulletin
by Doug Noland | May 8
The Dynamically-Hedged Economy II
Financial markets were exceptionally strong this week at home and abroad.
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by Martin Hutchinson | May 11
Which Green Shoots Will Wilt First?
Stock markets have shown clear signs of irrational exuberance in recent weeks, on evidence that the U.S. and global economy is exhibiting "green shoots" of impending recovery.
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by James Quinn | May 5
If You Believe Banks Are Recovering …
The conspiracy theorists of the world believe the U.S. government faked the landing of Apollo 11 on the moon.
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by Satyajit Das | Apr 13
Credit Default Swaps: Problem Child of the Global Financial Crisis
Credit default swaps (CDS) are complex and powerful financial instruments that frequently have unforeseen consequences for market participants and the financial system.Read more