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Zanny Minton Beddoes – Charlie Rose 02-10-15

On February 10, 2015   /   Brazil Economy, China Economy, Construction, Economics, Europe Economy, Global Economy, India Economy, Infrastructure, Iran Economy, Japan Economy, Nigeria Economy, Oil & Gas, Russia Economy, US Economy, Zanny Minton Beddoes  

Salient to Investors: Zanny Minton Beddoes at The Economist said: The economy’s fundamental drivers, particularly rapid technological change, means that the rewards disproportionately go to the top. The latest IMF research suggests that you get stronger and more lasting economic growth in societies that are more equal. The last time

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IMF downgrades global growth forecast – BBC News 01-19-15

On January 19, 2015   /   China Economy, Europe Economy, Global Economy, IMF, Japan Economy, Nigeria Economy, Russia Economy, UK Economy, US Economy  

Salient to Investors: The IMF said: The global economy will grow 3.5% in 2015 and 3.7% in 2016. The boost from the sharp fall in oil prices will be more than offset by negative factors, including weaker investment. The euro area recovery will continue at only 1.2% growth in 2015 and 1.4% in 2016.

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Fareed Zakaria GPS – CNN 01-18-15

On January 18, 2015   /   China Economy, Europe Economy, Fareed Zacharia, France Economy, Global Economy, India Economy, Indonesia Economy, Iran Economy, Japan Economy, Nigeria Economy, Russia Economy, UK Economy, US Economy, Venezuela Economy  

Salient to Investors: Fareed Zakaria said: The theory that “we fight them there so we don’t have to fight them here” is still wrong and would commit the US to a fool’s errand for decades. Cherif Kouachi, one of the Paris terrorists, testified that it was American intervention in the Middle East

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A BRICS Bank Needs a Sense of Purpose to Succeed – Bloomberg 08-05-13

On August 5, 2013   /   Brazil Economy, China Economy, India Economy, Jim O'Neill, Nigeria Economy, Russia Economy, South Africa Economy  

Salient to Investors: Jim O’Neil writes: In April, the BRICS said they would build their own development bank. Their difficulty in cooperating is simply because they are not very alike. Brazil, Russia, India and China are the world’s largest emerging economies, while China is bigger than all the others put together – China effectively

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