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Jack Ewing The New York Times 8/21/2011 FRANKFURT — Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany on Sunday re-emphasized her opposition to issuing bonds backed by all the euro zone countries, a position that will be greeted enthusiastically by many of her fellow citizens but could unsettle investors at the beginning of what could be another difficult […] August 22nd, 2011 | Tags: Angela Merkel, bailouts, eurobonds, global reserve currency, Netherlands, sovereign debt, Treasury Securities | Category: Banking and finance, Economy, European Union, George Soros, Germany, Politicians, Socialism | Comments are closed
Allahpundit HotAir.com 6/25/2011 Yeah, why not? That’s perfectly in keeping with Obama’s M.O. when the legislature gets in his way. Can’t get Congress to move on cap and trade? Make the EPA do something. Don’t want to beg Congress to authorize war in Libya? Send in the Air Force and forget about it. Annoyed that […] June 26th, 2011 | Tags: Charles Krauthammer, debt ceiling, Digital Accountability and Transparency Act (DATA Act), DREAM Act, executive orders, Rep. Darrell Issa, transparency, Treasury Securities | Category: Barack Obama, Congress, corruption, Economy, Elections, Federal spending, US Constitution | Comments are closed
Terence P. Jeffrey CNSNews.com 6/8/2011 In the period since the Federal Reserve announced in November that it intended to buy $600 billion in U.S. government debt by the end of this June, the Fed has surpassed mainland China as the top owner of publicly traded U.S. Treasury securities. As of the end of March, according […] June 8th, 2011 | Tags: national debt, Treasury Securities, U.S. bonds | Category: China, Federal Reserve, Federal spending | Comments are closed
James Cooper The Fiscal Times via Business Insider 3/29/2011 The voices of dissent within the Federal Reserve are growing louder, fueled by concerns that current monetary policy could boost inflation by keeping interest rates too low for too long in a growing economy. In recent weeks at least four Fed officials have suggested that policymakers […] March 30th, 2011 | Tags: Ben Bernanke, Inflation, interest rates, Peter Schiff, QE2, St. Louis, Treasury Securities | Category: Federal Reserve, Missouri | Comments are closed
15 March 2011 CAJ note: Last week we published the PIMCO information in our post, “It will never be any easier or cheaper to fix this problem than it is right now…” PJTV Front Page with Allen Barton 3/14/2011 PIMCO [Pacific Investment Management Co.] is the world’s largest bond fund. PIMCO’s Bill Gross recently announced […] March 15th, 2011 | Tags: Allen Barton, Ben Bernanke, Bill Gross, bond markets, Charlie Rose, Consumer Price Index, Dollar bubble, double-digit inflation, federal debt, housing bubble, hyperinflation, Institute for Policy Studies, interest rates, Japan 8.9 earthquake, Milton Friedman, New World Order, nuclear industry, Pacific Investment Management Co. (PIMCO), Ploughshares Fund, QE2, Terry Jones, Tides Foundation, Treasury bonds, Treasury Securities, Yaron Brook | Category: Banking and finance, Barack Obama, China, Communism, Federal Reserve, Federal spending, George Soros, Glenn Beck, TIDES, Video | Comments are closed
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