7 February, 2015 by The TZ Newswire Staff Comments Off on An Alternative Look At U.S. Nonfarm Payrolls
An Alternative Look At U.S. Nonfarm Payrolls
7 February, 2015 by The TZ Newswire Staff Comments Off on Vivus: Qsymia Sales Dip – Is A Lower Price Needed?
Vivus: Qsymia Sales Dip – Is A Lower Price Needed?
7 February, 2015 by The TZ Newswire Staff Comments Off on The High Stakes Ahead For Tightening Monetary Policy
The High Stakes Ahead For Tightening Monetary Policy
7 February, 2015 by The TZ Newswire Staff Comments Off on London Calling, Part Deux
London Calling, Part Deux
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7 February, 2015 by The TZ Newswire Staff Comments Off on China’s imports slump, capping dismal January trade performance
China’s imports slump, capping dismal January trade performance
China’s trade performance slumped in January, with exports falling 3.3 percent from year-ago levels while imports tumbled 19.9 percent, far worse than analysts had expected and highlighting deepening weakness in the Chinese economy. Largely as a result of the sharply lower imports – particularly of coal, oil and commodities – China posted a record monthly trade surplus of $60 billion. The data contrasted sharply with a Reuters poll which showed analysts expected exports to gain 6.3 percent and the slowdown in imports to slow to 3 percent, following a better-than-expected showing in December.
7 February, 2015 by The TZ Newswire Staff Comments Off on Chinese Imports Crash & Worst January Export Plunge Since 2009 Sends Trade Surplus To Record High
Chinese Imports Crash & Worst January Export Plunge Since 2009 Sends Trade Surplus To Record High
Chinese imports collapsed 19.9% YoY in January, missing expectations of a modest 3.2% drop by the most since Lehman. This is the biggest YoY drop since May 2009 and worst January since the peak of the financial crisis. Exports tumbled 3.3% YoY (missing expectations of 5.9% surge) for the worst January since 2009. Combined this led to a $60.03 billion trade surplus in January – the largest ever.
7 February, 2015 by The TZ Newswire Staff Comments Off on Rand Paul Explains What The Dollar Is Backed By: "Used Car Loans, Bad Home Loans, Distressed Assets And Derivatives"
Rand Paul Explains What The Dollar Is Backed By: "Used Car Loans, Bad Home Loans, Distressed Assets And Derivatives"
Having recently exposed the mainstream media’s lack of objectivity in “slanted and distorted” interviews, Rand Paul has turned his focus to another staple of the status quo – his father’s arch-nemesis, The Fed. As WSJ reports, Sen. Rand Paul unleashed a blistering attack on the Federal Reserve in Iowa on Fridasy evening, calling for an audit of the institution’s books and blaming it for fueling income inequality.