February 21, 2015
US "Easing Into" War with Syria Using ISIS Boogeyman
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Hard hitting global and local news
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Today Reuters reports Japan January Inflation Seen Easing, Factory Output Up . Japan’s core inflation is seen slowing for a sixth month in January while factory output is expected to rise, underlining the policy challenge facing the Bank of Japan as it strives to speed up economic growth and achieve its 2 percent price target
Tomorrow the Eurozone to Weigh Greek Bailout Proposal , but it already appears it’s no different from previous proposals. There will be no meeting on Friday if Germany rejects this one up front
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Bloomberg reports China Property Recovery Fails to Gain Traction With Prices Dropping . Prices fell in 64 cities from the previous month, compared with 65 in December, and were unchanged in four, according to data from the bureau of statistics on Tuesday. Average prices fell 5.1 percent from a year earlier, the biggest drop on record, according to Tom Orlik, chief Asia economist at Bloomberg Intelligence.
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Greek Negotiations and Philosophical Questions Three interesting philosophical questions have arisen this evening in regards to Greek negotiations. The three questions I ask at the bottom of this post are based on statements made by a global foreign exchange strategy chief at UniCredit bank and two negotiation demands by Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras. I highlighted in red and italics the source of my questions
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