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Title: When Emerging Markets Shape the Developed World
“America is back,” said the President of all the Americans, “Anyone who tells you America is in decline or that our influence has waned, doesn’t know what they’re talking about.” Well, Dear Reader, we’re here to tell you: America is in decline. We can give it to you straight because we’re not running for public office. And if we were elected, we would immediately demand a recount. Anyone who tells you America is not in decline is either running for office…or not paying attention. In 1969, ...

Title: The Federal Reserve and Other Crimes Against Capitalism
New York Times writer, Steven M. Davidoff, recently dubbed the Federal Reserve, “the most successful hedge fund around.” After reading the article, we concluded that Mr. Davidoff is the most creative financial writer around. As such, Mr. Davidoff may be the perfect apologist for today’s dysfunctional monetary “system.” Certainly, he possesses the cerebral alacrity to dodge whatever cold, hard facts may be standing in the way of a good story. “I call the Fed a hedge fund,” Davidoff cheerily ...

Title: Euro, stocks gain on Greece bailout hopes
(Reuters) - The euro hit an eight-week high against the dollar on Tuesday, helping lift stocks and commodities on signs a Greek bailout agreement was near, but the rally paused after a key meeting on Greece was postponed by a day. The euro rallied after Greece appeared to be close to terms on a 130-billion-euro bailout. A government official said Athens was drafting a list of painful reforms to clinch a new financial package, moving it a step closer to a deal that is needed to avoid a chaotic ...

Title: Oil rises on spread trade, Canadian outage
(Reuters) - Brent oil rose slightly on Tuesday and U.S. crude jumped more than 1.5 percent, bolstered by an unplanned outage at a Canadian oil sands plant and optimism about an agreement on Greece's debt problems. An Alberta plant that processes Canadian oil sands was expected to be shut for two or three weeks, adding lift for U.S. crude and helping narrow its deficit to Brent. Brent's premium to U.S. crude oil widened in early trade to more than $20 per barrel, its highest since October, ...

Title: Euro leaps to eight-week peak vs dollar on Greece deal optimism
(Reuters) - The euro rallied across the board on Tuesday, hitting an eight-week high against the dollar on optimism that Greece is about to agree on a bailout deal that will enable it to avoid a messy default. A Greek official's statement suggested that the Greek government has completed negotiations with lenders on its 130 billion-euro rescue package, although agreeing to the painful austerity measures that come with the bailout could be a challenge. Greek political leaders had balked at the ...

Title: Gold rises nearly 2 percent on Greece bailout optimism
(Reuters) - Gold prices rose 1.5 percent on Tuesday for their biggest daily gain in two weeks, as expectations that a Greek rescue deal will be completed drove the dollar down sharply against the euro. Bullion, which had dropped in early trade on nervousness about Greece, rebounded to snap two days of losses as Greece's government was preparing a list of reforms needed to clinch a new financing package. Hopes for a bailout plan that would move Athens closer to avoiding a chaotic debt default ...

Title: Euro pares gains after news of Greece deal delay
(Reuters) - The euro pared gains against the dollar on Tuesday after Greek political leaders announced it was postponing a meeting on a bailout package until Wednesday. The meeting was postponed because political leaders had yet to receive a draft of the bailout agreement. The euro was last up 0.9 percent at $1.3242 after trading around $1.3255 before the news. It had earlier hit an eight-week high of $1.3270, according to Reuters data. (Reporting By Julie Haviv)

Title: Gold rises 1.5 percent on Greece rescue deal optimism
(Reuters) - Gold prices rose 1.5 percent on Tuesday as expectations that a Greek rescue deal will be completed drove the dollar down sharply against the euro. Bullion, which had dropped in early trade on nervousness about Greece, rebounded and headed for its biggest daily gain in two weeks as Greece's government was preparing a list of reforms needed to clinch a new financing package. Hopes for a bailout plan that would move Athens closer to avoiding a chaotic debt default boosted gold's ...

Title: Gold rises 1 percent on Greece rescue deal optimism
(Reuters) - Gold prices rose 1 percent on Tuesday as expectations that a Greek rescue deal will be completed drove the dollar down sharply against the euro. Bullion, which had dropped in early trade on nervousness about Greece, bounced and was on track for its biggest daily gain in two weeks as Greece's government was preparing a list of reforms needed to clinch a new financing package. Hopes for a bailout plan that would move Athens closer to avoiding a chaotic debt default boosted gold's ...



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