Analyst says, ‘Prepare for QE3’

Prepare for More Money Printing: Analyst

Jessica Hartogs CNBC 1 Jun 2011

Investors should prepare themselves for a third round of quantitative easing, Simon Maughn, co-head of European equities at MF Global, told CNBC Wednesday.

“The bond market is going in one direction which is up-falling yields which is telling you quite clearly the direction […]

Peter Schiff: Quantitative easing driving up food prices

RT.com 19 May 2011

Economic and finance ministers from the G-20 nations are meeting in Argentina to discuss the increasing volatility among food and commodity prices.

The goal is to discuss and create policies aimed at increasing the global supply of commodities to keep up with increasingly demand.

However, discussion may be tense as both […]

Crude Oil Falls Below $100 a Barrel

Clifford Krauss The New York Times 5/5/2011

HOUSTON — Oil prices closed below $100 a barrel on Thursday during a session in which most commodity prices fell sharply, signaling that a recent run-up in commodities prices may finally be coming to an end.

After four months of surging higher, oil prices plummeted by almost 9 […]

Hidden Losses And Little Reform: China May Be Slowing More Than You Think

Mike “Mish” Shedlock Business Insider 4/4/2011

In his latest Email review, Michael Pettis at China Financial Markets discusses financial reform (actually the lack thereof in China), as well as an observation on China’s Growth.

Pettis writes ….

Three months ago during their 2010 Q4 conference, the PBoC said that they believed that the global economic […]

George Soros: rocketing oil price is a bubble

Edmund Conway The Telegraph [UK] 02 March 2011

Speculators are largely responsible for driving crude prices to their peaks in recent weeks and the record oil price now looks like a bubble, George Soros has warned.

The billionaire investor’s comments came only days after the oil price soared to a record high of $135 a […]

USDA Expects Food Prices to Rise

Scott Kilman The Wall Street Journal 2/24/2011

Putting food on the table is about to become more expensive.

Food prices, which rose in 2010 by the mildest rate since 1962, will jump between 3% and 4% this year, according to a forecast released Thursday by the U.S. Agriculture Department at its annual outlook conference in […]

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