From the monthly archives:
Instead of tuning into the news each night or day for more updates on what’s going wrong with the US economy and now foreign economic relations in particular, rest assured that nothing you can think about will change whatever is going to happen post-G20 on April 2 in London, England, when the top leaders of [...]
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Thought this would be worth sharing with you. It is a ten-minute video which really only makes sense if you watch the whole ten minutes. It was made quite recently, too, with references to China’s recent call for a global reserve currency (because the US dollar has lost its integrity) and the upcoming G20 meeting [...]
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BREAKING NEWS: Less than a week after it was rejected in Europe, Chinese Central Bank governor Zhou Xiaochuan’s controversial proposal for a new global reserve currency has apparently been accepted by the UN.
According to the Sunday Telegraph on March 29, 2009, “A United Nations panel of economists has proposed a new global currency reserve that [...]
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Can hyperinflation happen in the U.S.? You bet it can! Will it happen? Depends on what else goes on behind closed doors at the upcoming G20 meeting in London on April 2.
An increasing number of media institutions are reporting on the explicit possibility of hyperinflation in the USA: MSNBC; Global Research; ShadowStats; Economic Populist; Democratic [...]
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We: fellow bloggers, readers, members of the media, financial analysts, and government officials such as Ontario’s Premier Dalton McGuinty. This past Friday (March 27, 2009) Mr. McGuinty was quoted (in response to a possible freezing of the minimum wage in Ontario) as saying
“What’s happening here is big, really big,” said Mr. McGuinty. “We can’t keep [...]
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Some readers have been asking about the prospect that a US-led hyperinflation would extend into Canada. The short answer is that it depends on how much of an economic bully the US administration is going to be to its trading partners. Unfortunately, Canada’s export trade is not very well diversified. We rely too much on [...]
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