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A Flood of Rising Prices

Williams reckons there is only one outcome possible: hyperinflation. A year ago, he expected it in 2019. Now, he's moved up the schedule. He now expects hyperinflation to begin in 2014.

Should Australia Join the Currency War?

As the melt-up in global asset markets continues, today we ask the question: Are central bankers' egotistic hooligans blinded by their own intellectual arrogance? You can probably guess the answer to that one.

What is Holding Up The US Dollar?

The relative strength of the US dollar is one of the great mysteries of the financial world. It has defied predictions of collapse for years, despite copping severe abuse from its managers, the US Treasury and their henchman at the Federal Reserve.
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Australian Stock Market Report – Morning 11/20/13

The OECD cut its global growth forecasts for this year and next as emerging-market economies including India and Brazil cool. The world economy was expected to expand by 2.7pct this year and 3.6pct next year, instead of the 3.1pct and 4pct predicted in May. Australian economy growth was expected at a sub-trend pace of 2.5pct and 2.6pct in 2013 and 2014 respectively.

Google, Microsoft Vow To Wipe Out Child Sexual Abuse Images Online

Google and Microsoft have announced a series of measures that will erase indecent and abusive images of children online. The Internet giants, which cover 95 per cent of the online market, are making the online world a little bit cleaner and safer for children.

Appeals Court Rejects Outright Blocking of Samsung Phones in U.S.

Samsung scored yet another court victory against competitor Apple when a U.S. federal appeals court upheld on Monday the decision of the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California denying Apple's request to ban sale of Samsung phones in the U.S.

Uranium Ticks Higher

By Greg PeelAustralia's leading pure-play uranium miner, Paladin Energy ((PDN)), has been undertaking an extensive cost-cutting program.

Global Markets Overview – 11/19/13

It was a very interesting trading session in the US, with the S&P and the Dow jumping over key psychological marks of 1800 and 16,000 points respectively (both record highs).

Australian Stock Market Report – Morning 11/19/13

In US economic news, the NAHB housing market index held steady at 54 in November, down a little off its recent September quarter peak, but clearly still indicative of a increasingly strong housing market. Net long-term TIC flows returned to positive inflow in September of $25.49b. There was a net inflow of $27.8b. into treasury securities

A Global War on Savers

So Janet Yellen's first hearing took place overnight. It was fairly boring. She's expected to sail through and become the next Chairperson of theUS Federal Reserve. Given that the last few years of extraordinary monetary policy have achieved a miserable recovery, what's she going to do differently?

Australian Stock Market Report – Afternoon 11/18/13

Despite improving gradually as the day wore on, the All Ordinaries Index (XAO) still finished 0.3 per cent lower by market close. At its worst, the XAO was down by 0.78 per cent (at around 10.30am AEDT). All sectors eased, with the financials and energy stocks amongst the biggest drags.

Ian Somerhalder of 'Vampire Diaries' Encourages People to Use Goodshop To-Go to Support ISF [VIDEOS]

Ian Somerhalder of the CW TV series “Vampire Diaries” is encouraging people to use Goodshop To-Go to support his foundation, The Ian Somerhalder Foundation (ISF). Goodshop To-Go is a Web site that reportedly allows online shoppers to earn up to 20% of each of their purchases for their chosen cause or charity. Plus, it gives more than 100,000 coupons for users which enables them to not only save some money but also to donate with every purchase. What’s great is that this service is free!

Global Markets Overview – 11/18/13

After releasing a vague and slightly disappointing communique last week, the end of the Third Plenum has seen the release of a 60 point plan that will see the largest sweeping reforms in China in over three decades.

Waterworld: The Submerging Economies Of The Developed World

This story was first published for subscribers only on November 5 but is now open to all readers.By Greg PeelIf one looks up the real time US "debt clock", one sees a national debt in excess of seventeen trillion (US) dollars.

Australian Stock Market Report – Morning 11/18/13

In US economic news, industrial production fell by 0.1pct in October, short of forecasts for a gain of 0.2pct. The Empire State manufacturing index fell from +1.52 to minus 2.21 in November.

Australian Stock Market Report – Afternoon 11/15/13

The Australian sharemarket made it two days of gains in a row, with the All Ordinaries Index rising by 0.8 per cent. Over the past two sessions, local stocks surged by 1.5 per cent, spurred by Janet Yellen's testimony before Congress. It seems very unlikely that the US central bank will be tapering its US$85 billion worth of stimulus in 2013, which has pushed shares and the Australian dollar higher.

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