Japan has been a 30+ year petri dish for central banks around the world to watch and learn from their monetary policies. And despite the fact that in that time the island economy has gone
We may have to rename the global bond market to ‘Fast and Furious -1.0’ because that is exactly what is happening to the expanding amount of sovereign bonds in both Europe and Japan. Last week,
Statistician and financial analyst Dr. Jim Willie has been saying for years that the future of sovereign currencies would be one where there are two separate forms of money… an international trade currency which is
This week, Asia’s three largest economies (China, South Korea, and Japan) will be holding high level talks to forge a new free trade agreement that will help spearhead competition and strength in the Asean theater.
If the world ever wanted to see in real time what people do when their government puts a tax on their savings, then all they need to do is take a look at Japan now
Perhaps it was insider knowledge that consumer spending for the 4th quarter of 2015 would be much worse than analysts expected that drove Japan’s central bank head Haruhiko Kuroda to out of nowhere implement a new
It is one thing when China’s new internationalization becomes a part of the emerging market economies, but it is something very different when it begins to make headway into long-standing dollar strongholds such as Europe
This week has now seen two global banking entities admit that the monetary policies created by most central banks have not only failed, but are the root causes for what will become the next great
On May 8, Japan’s Ministry of Finance provided an update and breakdown of the country’s national debt through the end of March 2015. And thanks to the accelerated rate in which the current Prime Minister
