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The U.S. and European debt crisis may lead to foreign currency into Canadian capital markets

July 20th, 2011

U.S. and European investors for the continued concern about the debt crisis led to a lot of foreign currency into Canadian securities market. This phenomenon first emerged from May on, the net foreign capital inflows as much as $ 15.4 billion. More foreigners to sell U.S. capital to the influx of Canadian capital markets, and promote the prosperity of the Canadian capital markets Read More...

The Deadly disease outbreak in Germany

June 3rd, 2011

Up to now, Germany appears EHEC (EHEC) epidemic is increasing the number of patients, according to statistics by the deaths has reached 14 cases, while rumors of outbreaks caused by fruits and vegetables are also caused by people in Europe panic. As of May 31, Austria, Denmark, Germany, the Netherlands, Norway, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, the United Kingdom a total of nine European countries reported 843 cases of EHEC infection in confirmed cases including 400 cases of hemolytic uremic syndrome (HUS Read More...

The U.S. economy is difficult to pass the public debt in 2011

January 6th, 2011

The most prestigious Goldman Sachs analyst Jim O'Neill claimed the United States in 2011. In his view, large profits and consumption in the context of stronger momentum in the stock market will reach 20% maximum increase, employment growth will accelerate. Sounds great. However, this is how the states and municipalities with a record deficit next year will face the facts remain consistent? As we move from Europe to Japan's trading partners all seemed at the cusp of when the debt crisis, how can we expect exports to recover? 2011 recovery and punish these two forces confrontation Read More...

It’s estimated that the Currency in 2011 will experience chaos

January 4th, 2011

2011, the global monetary situation will develop? Economic crisis triggered by the volatile exchange rate has been maintained for three years, now is the time value and the revaluation of the currency exchange rate system was. I think the most likely outcome is that we will experience in the new year, the war money, currency collapse and monetary chaos, but the money does not make economic recovery phase chaos died, but not the end Read More...

The Cold weather pushed up fuel price

December 21st, 2010

As Europe and the cold weather in the northeastern United States pushed up fuel demand, New York and London 20 full international crude oil prices rise. Plagued Europe and the United States, cold weather in the Northeast will continue and could spread to central and eastern Asia, the market is expected to fuel demand will increase the price of international crude oil prices Read More...

The European Central Bank or face threat of bankruptcy

December 16th, 2010

European debt crisis is getting worse, even as the European Central Bank that a solid financial institution, is also being threatened. Inside information from the central bank said the central bank requires all euro-zone countries to increase investment in national capital. The industry believes that this move indicated that the ECB is facing bankruptcy Read More...

EU assist Ireland with 85 billion euros

November 29th, 2010

Local time on 28 November, EU finance ministers to provide 85 billion euros to the Irish credit agreement and the government agreed to establish long-term financing for the euro-zone mechanism, which would require holders of sovereign debt in extreme cases, bear the loss. Rehn, the European Economic Panel (Olli Rehn) said after the meeting, the lending rate in Ireland is about 6% for a period of seven and a half Read More...

the EU demand member states for nearly 600 million euros

November 7th, 2010

The European Commission recently said that Member States will recover the improper use of the EU Common Agricultural Policy payments, totaling about 579 million euros. In the EU-27 countries, including Germany, France and Britain, including 19 members because there is no requirement to use according to the EU Common Agricultural Policy funds and be required to return the relevant funds Read More...

In half month U.S. investigating 24 cases of US-China trade

October 31st, 2010

28 U.S. Department of Commerce announced a preliminary decision on China's exports to the U.S. aluminum 59.31% levy anti-dumping duty. The EU also announced the same day, imported from China sodium gluconate alloy wheels and a formal anti-dumping duties. The end of March this year, North America's largest trade union organizations and the United Steelworkers of aluminum Fair Trade Commission complaint to the U Read More...

European Central Bank haven’t set target for the euro exchange rate

October 11th, 2010

European Central Bank (ECB) members of the Commission Nowotny (Ewald Nowotny) Monday (Oct. 11) that the European Central Bank's monetary policy did not set a specific goal of the euro, but want to avoid exchange rate volatility. Nowotny said, "The ECB and the euro did not set a specific exchange rate target, which means that there is no need to intervene against the euro, and we only hope that the euro exchange rate volatility does not appear Read More...