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Doug Short
Thoughts On Student Debt: New Update By Doug Short - Sep 27, 2013

Note from dshort: I've updated this commentary, originally posted in July, to include the latest Flow of Funds data on federal loans to students, which now constitute 42% of of the assets on Uncle...

Charles Biderman
Bad Data Hurting US Economy By Charles Biderman - Sep 27, 2013

The secret of my success, in my opinion, has been my ability to accurately describe parts of the market and economy exactly the way they are and exactly the way they are not. I say power to make...

David I. Kranzler
Lights Out On The Housing Recovery By David I. Kranzler - Sep 27, 2013

I'm not a Rand Paul fan, but he made a comment yesterday that makes complete sense: (to paraphrase) If Obama likes Obamacare so much, why doesn't he voluntarily enroll in it? To that I'll add:...

Marc Chandler
Emerging Markets: What Has Changed By Marc Chandler - Sep 27, 2013

1) Brazil's central bank is not tapering its FX intervention plan 2) The Philippine central bank outlined the tools it will use to counter Fed tapering 3) The RBI is taking further steps to...

Marc Chandler
4 China Developments By Marc Chandler - Sep 26, 2013

There are four developments in China to note:First, in what seems a bit like "buy the rumor sell the fact" type of activity, the Shanghai Composite slipped 1.9% today to a three week low.Reports...

Peter Schiff
Schiff Was Right: Taper Edition   By Peter Schiff - Sep 26, 2013

Over the last few weeks, as the overwhelming majority of economists, reporters, and Wall Street insiders expressed certainty that the Fed would begin to taper its QE program, I did my level best to...

Boris Schlossberg
Cable Hurt By Weak GDP By Boris Schlossberg - Sep 26, 2013

Thursday's Market DriversUK CA cap sends cable tumblingUSD/JPY soars in Asia on talk of pension fund reform but gives up most gainsNikkei 1.49% Europe 0.22%Oil $103/bblGold $1337/oz.Europe And AsiaGBP...

Danske Markets
Euro Area Credit Contraction Continues‏   By Danske Markets - Sep 26, 2013

Euro area M3 growth stood at 2.3% y/y in August, up from 2.3% in July, in line with market expectations. At the same time, M1 growth declined to 6.8% y/y, from 7.1%. The high M1 is driven primarily by...

James Chen
Testing The Full Faith And Credit Of The US By James Chen - Sep 26, 2013

Markets turn their glare to Washington where partisan squabbles threaten to undermine the US economy once again. Congress has until Monday to pass a budget or a government shutdown will begin. At...

Paul Daniel
Get the ECB’s Fire Hose Ready   By Paul Daniel - Sep 26, 2013

Don’t worry, peripheral euro-zone yields aren’t creeping up enough to get bond junkies excited and the troika nervous. In fact, we saw Greek Deputy Prime Minister Venizelos today report...

Danske Markets
Danske Daily: Thursday's Market Movers‏   By Danske Markets - Sep 26, 2013

Thursday's Market Movers With the deadline looming on Monday focus in the US will continue to be on the negotiations about an agreement for funding non-mandatory government spending for the new...

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