By J.G. Collins NEW YORK (June 17, 2014) – House Majority Leader Eric Cantor’s stunning loss in the Virginia 7th Congressional District Republican primary should be less surprising than it was. Coming on the heels of Thad Cochran’s initial primary…
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Eric Cantor’s Primary Loss Reflects a Global Trend That Can Affect Investment Portfolios
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Tagged with: Abenomics, Eric Cantor, European Parliament, Immigration, Monetary Policy, Populism, Shinzo Abe, Tea Party
Sunday Stuy: China’s Dangerous Provocation
By J.G. Collins NEW YORK (November 24th)- On November 17, Newsweek carried a story with the headline, “Obama’s Asia Pivot Fails to Materialize”. Newsweek’s Benny Avni challenged, “What has the ballyhooed pivot actually changed? Does the policy really mean Washington…
Tagged with: ADIZ, Air Defense Identification Zone, China, Japan, Japan Society, Obama, S, Senkaku Islands, South China Sea, Spratly Islands, War
NY Fed’s Dudley: Expanded Monetary Base was to Transfer Long-Term Risk from Private Sector
UPDATED 22 May 09:15 The New York Federal Reserve President made some suprising comments at a talk at the Japan Society. Among other things, he revealed that the Fed balance sheet expanded as a by-product of transferring private long-term risk…
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