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How My Career Shaped My Views On The Global E…

Posted January 24, 2016

In the new Macro Watch video uploaded today, I describe how my 30-year career in the investment industry has shaped my views on what drives the global economy and the

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Weak Credit Growth Signals Recession Ahead

Posted January 3, 2016

Between 1952 and 2008, every time US credit growth (adjusted for inflation) fell below 2%, the United States went into recession. During that period, the ratio of total credit to

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Rate Hike: Trouble Ahead

Posted December 19, 2015

On December 16th, the Fed hiked interest rates for the first time in nearly 10 years. The world did not come to an end, but there is clearly trouble ahead.

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American Meltdown: The Crisis Of 2008

Posted December 6, 2015

In 2008 the American Financial System failed. In this video, uploaded today, we take a look back at the systemic meltdown of the US financial sector and at the crisis

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Interview: Austrian Economics Would Destroy T…

Posted December 3, 2015

I could have used many different headlines to announce this interview (which was conducted by Cris Sheridan for the outstanding financial website, Financial Sense). I could have used: “Pray For

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Asia & The Slump In World Trade

Posted November 20, 2015

Asia is being hit hard by the slump in world trade that has resulted from the sharp economic slowdown in China. In the latest Macro Watch video, uploaded today, we

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Interview: Yuan Devaluation Likely

Posted November 7, 2015

An Interview published in Hankook Ilbo I have just returned from speaking at The Third China Forum in Seoul, an event hosted by the Korean conglomerate Hankook Ilbo. The theme

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China’s Next Move: Further Devaluation?

Posted October 30, 2015

The new Macro Watch video, uploaded today, addresses the following questions about China: Is China selling US government bonds? If so, what are the consequences? What is the significance of

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The Dollar Standard: No Replacement In Sight

Posted October 16, 2015

There now seems to be a great deal of concern that the Dollar is about to lose its status as the main international reserve currency. That is very unlikely to

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Weak Credit Growth Means Recession Ahead

Posted October 2, 2015

The first thing to understand about the global economy today is that CREDIT GRWOTH DRIVES ECONOMIC GROWTH. In the new Macro Watch video, uploaded today, we take a look at

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