April 2008:- Food and raw materials inflation will come to an abrupt halt within the coming twelve months. Despite gloomy inflation forecasts causing excessively high interest rates of central banks such as the European Central Bank and Bank of England, … Read the rest
Sterling devaluation best hope for UK economy
December 2008 :- The UK Treasury and Bank of England are pursuing a multi pronged attack to counter a deepening downturn in the British economy. In the end, however, the sharp depreciation of sterling, monetary expansion and belated interest rate … Read the rest
China’s rulers must boost growth to prevent unrest
By John Mulcahy
May 2009:- China is the interesting economy, as everyone knows, but few
understand.
With US$2 trillion in reserve, half of which is in US Treasuries, China has options no one else has. The conundrum for President Obama … Read the rest
Common sense economics to regenerate the West
Western nations are in urgent need of common sense policies to regenerate their ailing economies.
Clearly the monetary and Keynesian fiscal policies that were instituted during the recession, can hardly be regarded as a success. Yes, there has been some … Read the rest