July 27, 2014
Japan Exports and Trade Balance vs. the Yen; Abenomics in Review
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Hard hitting global and local news
Hard hitting global and local news
More here: Japan Exports and Trade Balance vs. the Yen; Abenomics in Review
I happen to believe both. Starting from that scorecard, please consider my post on Thursday Ukraine Government Breaks Up: Prime Minister Resigns Over "Vital Laws on Energy and Army Financing"; Follow the Money Synopsis: The Ukrainian Prime Minister Arseniy Yatseniuk resigned and that will lead to early elections in which pro-Russian MPs will be removed from parliament. In essence, Ukraine will be more pro-NATO
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Let’s take a look starting with Kiev Government Breaks Up as EU Mulls Fresh Russia Sanctions Ukraine’s premier Arseniy Yatseniuk tendered his resignation on Thursday, clearing the way for early elections aimed at producing a more reform-minded parliament in Kiev but also risking a short-term political vacuum.
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Read More: EU "Red Tape Hell"; Dust Settles on Appointment of Juncker; Time for an Up-Down Vote
While the first three choices are remotely possible, door number 4 seems most likely.
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Read More: "No Perry Mason Moment": US Intelligence Admits "No Direct Evidence Linking Russia to MH17"
The New York Times reports Courts Issue Conflicting Rulings on Health Care Law . Two federal appeals court panels issued conflicting rulings Tuesday on whether the government could subsidize health insurance premiums for people in three dozen states that use the federal insurance exchange.