Chaos engulfs Cairo as Mubarak points to successor A Bank Crisis Whodunit, With Laughs and Tears U.S. Bancorp Enters New Mexico as 4 More U.S. Lenders Collapse Mubarak to Name New Cabinet Today as Egyptians Step Up Protests Dubai Shares Fall Most in Year, Lead Middle East Drop, on Egypt “Policymakers already concerned about the relentless rise in global food inflation are facing more bad news in the shape of soaring soyabean prices. Soyabean prices have risen to their highest level in 34 years, boosted by strong Chinese demand and fears that current prices are not high enough to swing acreage from corn to soyabeans in the US… The price-jump threatens to resonate through the supply chain, boosting meat and poultry prices because soyabean is used largely for animal feed, analysts warned." Financial Times, November 29, 2007 by Doug Noland | Jan 28 Monetary Disorder and Global Fragilties A volatile market week ends with uncertainties over social and political unrest in Egypt. by Martin Hutchinson | Jan 24 The damage done to the small business and venture capital sectors in the last decade will prove to be difficult to remedy in the short term. Read more by Satyajit Das | Jan 19 Europe increasingly resembles a group of mountaineers roped together. As members fall one by one, the survival of the stronger ones is increasingly threatened. Read more by John Browne | Jan 25 The massive shift of debt from the private to the public sector may have dire long-term consequences. Read more
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