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Philippe d'Arvisenet
Sea, Growth And Sun By Philippe d'Arvisenet - Jul 31, 2016

Europe slows The US and the UK accelerates Monetary easing in Japan The week was marked by the releases of first growth estimates for the second quarter. Eurozone growth slowed, with GDP up only...

Philippe d'Arvisenet
A Midsummer Month’S Dream   By Philippe d'Arvisenet - Jul 31, 2016

The economic calendar is fairly light in August since Q2 growth figures have already been released for the United States, the UK and the eurozone. All that is left is Japan. This month the main...

Steven Hansen
Is The Economy Really Growing At 1.2%? By Steven Hansen - Jul 31, 2016

Headline second quarter advance GDP estimate is 1.2 %, up from last quarter's downward revised 0.8 %. Yet the year-over-year GDP growth declined from 1.6 % to 1.2 %. The real story is the backward...

The National Bank of Canada
Weekly Economic Watch   By The National Bank of Canada - Jul 31, 2016

Canada – Real GDP fell 0.6% in May, a bit worse than the -0.5% print expected by consensus. Goods producing industries saw a 2.8% drop in output, with declines in all sub-categories including...

Hale Stewart
Don't Sweat The Weaker 2Q GDP Just Yet By Hale Stewart - Jul 31, 2016

This report is really about an investment slowdown. Household spending, which accounts for 70% of US growth, was strong and rebounded from a weak 1Q: All three categories of spending—durable...

Alhambra Investment Partners, LLC
Pay Attention To What The Bank Of Japan Did Do By Alhambra Investment Partners, LLC - Jul 31, 2016

As if a mirror of the Federal Reserve, what is more important from the Bank of Japan flop Friday is what it did do rather than what it did not. Everyone was looking for at the very least an even...

Steve St. Angelo
The Coming Seneca Cliff Collapse   By Steve St. Angelo - Jul 31, 2016

The world is facing a Seneca Cliff like collapse in the future. Ancient Roman philosopher Lucius Seneca stated, “the increases are of sluggish growth, but the way to ruin in rapid.”...

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