March 25, 2014
Will Prices Rise Significantly When Velocity of Money Picks Up?
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I made a nearly-identical statement yesterday in a comment regarding my post False Thesis of the Day: Huge Cash Pile Puts Recovery in Hands of Corporations; Cash Cow Revisited . " Cash is just not going to be used for the way Deloitte suggests
Anousha Sakoui, M&A Correspondent for the Financial Times says Huge cash pile puts recovery in hands of the few . The pile of unspent corporate cash that has built up since the start of the financial crisis is being held by an increasingly concentrated pool of companies that will be crucial to hopes of a pick-up in business investment to stimulate the world economy.
Market-Watch notes All-Cash Home Sales Reach New High . More Americans are buying homes in all-cash deals, according to a new report
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Via Google Translate, El Economista reports Spain’s Budget Deficit Grew by 35.4% in January to 1.2% of GDP . The government deficit in terms of national accounts in January reached 12.729 billion euros, equivalent to 1.2% of GDP, representing an increase of 35.4% over January 2012.
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On Saturday, Bloomberg reported Six Spanish Regions May Seek Bailout After Valencia The Balearic Islands and Catalonia are among six Spanish regions that may ask for aid from the central government after Valencia sought a bailout, El Pais reported.