Chart Of The Day: Foreigners Are Quietly Getting Out Of Dodge | Zero Hedge:
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Rick Santelli Rages: "Who Is Bernanke Working For?" - GREAT VIDEO
Rick Santelli Rages: "Who Is Bernanke Working For?" | Zero Hedge: "Rick Santelli Rages: "Who Is Bernanke Working For?""
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Klarman Clarity: "If The Government [Still] Can't Allow Failure Then We Are Indeed Close To Collapse" | Zero Hedge
Klarman Clarity: "If The Government [Still] Can't Allow Failure Then We Are Indeed Close To Collapse" | Zero Hedge: "If the economy is so fragile that the government cannot allow failure, then we are indeed close to collapse"
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Tuesday, July 9, 2013
Japan Government To Change Inflation Calculation Ushering In Even More BOJ Liquidity | Zero Hedge
Japan Government To Change Inflation Calculation Ushering In Even More BOJ Liquidity | Zero Hedge: "the Japanese government plans to adopt a different measure of inflation to the central bank's.
The official explanation for this upcoming adoption of core-core-CPI which also excludes energy prices in addition to fresh food costs (as core CPI does everywhere else in the world) is to "raise the bar" on Abe's inflation goal. In reality, it will simply grant the BOJ unlimited ammo to continue injecting liquidity indefinitely because absent exploding energy costs (as we have discussed), inflation in Japan is quite dormant. But what will really happen is that inflation will merely become just one more governmentally-determined and goalseeked economic indicator and policy tool, as it is in the US and China."
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The official explanation for this upcoming adoption of core-core-CPI which also excludes energy prices in addition to fresh food costs (as core CPI does everywhere else in the world) is to "raise the bar" on Abe's inflation goal. In reality, it will simply grant the BOJ unlimited ammo to continue injecting liquidity indefinitely because absent exploding energy costs (as we have discussed), inflation in Japan is quite dormant. But what will really happen is that inflation will merely become just one more governmentally-determined and goalseeked economic indicator and policy tool, as it is in the US and China."
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Monday, July 8, 2013
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